with Dr Carol Lloyd
Using sand and small world figures in the counselling room can be an adaptive and flexible way of meeting the client in a more creative and visual manner, which some clients may be drawn to and may find healing, alongside the process and their relationship with their counsellor.
Sand tray work often is effective in overcoming client resistance and can create powerful narratives that allow clients concerns to be seen and understood in a way a client may not be able to access with just words or may feel too vulnerable to try to express in words.
Dates:
Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd May 2022
Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th June 2022
Time:
10:00am - 4:00pm
Location:
Rawson Hall
with Angela Kelly
It is most probable that in your client work you have or will work with ND clients. You may not know; they may not know – but what we do know is that if we don’t understand what being neurodivergent/autistic means then we are potentially harming our clients.
Knowledge of this area of work is so important to ensure our clients have the therapeutic experience they need and should be afforded.
Date:
9th July 2022
Time:
10am – 3.30pm
Location:
Online Course