Workshops Overview
We offer both a full residential accreditation programme and stand-alone workshops (see below). The taught component of the full accreditation programme consists of two 3-day workshops - Module 1 and Module 2. Both can be booked separately as stand-alone workshops. However, Module 2 can only be booked if Module 1 or an equivalent has been completed.
We offer a variety of specialist stand-alone workshops both for accredited schema therapists and clinicians who have an interest in learning more about specific aspects of schema therapy. Please see below a list of upcoming workshops.
We also offer bespoke tailor-made workshops to bring to your workplace. Please click here for further information.
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UPCOMING WORKSHOPS:
Module 2: Advanced Schema Therapy Skills for Complex Cases (residential)
11-13 October, 2019 & 19-21 June, 2020, Charney Manor, Oxfordshire
Schema-informed CBT for the Perinatal Period: Formulation and Experiential Skills
17-18 December, 2019, London
Module 1: Schema Therapy Foundations: Theory and Core Skills (residential)
6-8 March, 2020, Charney Manor, Oxfordshire
Schema-focused Therapy for Eating Disorders
11-12 May, 2020, London
Working with Anger From a Schema Therapy Perspective
2nd June, 2020, London
Schema-informed Time-limited CBT: Formulation and Experiential Skills Masterclass
5-6 October, 2020, London
Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma: An Experiential Skills Masterclass
9-10 November, 2020, London
Working with Shame and Guilt From a Schema Therapy Perspective
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Body-focused Interventions in Schema Therapy
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Introduction to Group Schema Therapy
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CANCELLATION POLICY
We are not able to offer refunds. However, you can send someone else suitable in your place, or have credit to attend one of our workshops in the future.
