Free online CPD event: Making the most of the Therapeutic Relationship
Introduction
It is widely acknowledged that creating and maintaining a solid therapeutic relationship is a critical factor that helps facilitate change and insight development in clients; it allows them to feel safe, heard, and understood, and they are more likely to achieve their therapy goals. It is especially invaluable for those with a history of difficulty forming and maintaining relationships and for those who have experienced past trauma. Research shows that when key therapeutic factors are established, clients feel more willing to open and express deep-rooted feelings and beliefs and disclose unhelpful and harmful behaviours they may be engaging in.
Making the most of the Therapeutic Relationship
4th October 2022, 12:30 – 13:30
What you will learn:
- What research shows are some of the most active ingredients involved in establishing a good therapeutic relationship
- How to recognise and understand the different phases of the therapeutic relationship
- How to facilitate and promote a strong and productive therapeutic relationship
You will also have the opportunity to ask Harry any questions during the live Q&A session and receive a copy of the recording alongside a certificate of attendance for your CPD record shortly after the event.
Who should attend?
This webinar is most suitable for any clinical practitioner working with clients in a psychological or counselling setting, regardless of their therapeutic orientation.
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About the presenter
Harry O’Hayon is trained in both Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy, and Counselling Sciences. He is accredited with the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) and is a practicing clinician with extensive experience. His previous roles have included Clinical Lead and Head of Prevention Services in a major NHS Trust, Consultant Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist at The Priory’s Harley Street Wellbeing Centre, and Lecturer and Clinical Supervisor at the Charlie Waller Institute in the School of Psychology & Clinical Languages Sciences at the University of Reading.
Some of his greatest acheivements include:
- Being selected as one of 70 Whittington Health NHS Trust Heroes as part of the NHS 70th Birthday
- Nominated and shortlisted for the Outstanding Contribution to Teaching and Learning Lecturer Excellence Award, demonstrating excellence in teaching
- Presenting ‘Adaptations to CBT in primary care; a tough nut to crack’ at the 41st Annual Conference of the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
Who is Bespoke Mental Health?
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Bespoke Mental Health specialises in providing live and on-demand webinars and online workshops to mental healthcare providers, educators, companies, charities and individual practitioners. We also offer a range of services for organisations and companies looking to promote better workforce mental health and wellbeing. We are committed to improving mental wellbeing across all sectors.
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