Workshops Programme

Chiltern & Thames BAPCA are hosting the following workshop:

Neuroscience, Traumatic Attachment
and Person-Centred Practice

Facilitator:
Dagmar Edwards

Change of date! To be scheduled in 2010.

The New Memorial Hall, Two Dells Lane,
Ashley Green, HP5 3PP, Chesham.

Refreshments will be on offer. Please bring your own lunch.
 
£100 BAPCA members
£120 non BAPCA members
 

This is what Dagmar says about this workshop:

This two-day workshop focuses on the recent contributions of neuroscience to our understanding of developmental processes in general, and attachment patterns in particular. We will explore attachment theory, and how attachment styles might impact the development of therapeutic relationships. We will also consider the implications of these ideas for therapeutic practice.

Key themes:
• Physiology and traumatic attachment
• Relationships; regulation or dysregulation
• Trauma assessment and safety
• Attachment and Loss
• Developing a therapeutic relationship
• Practitioner self care

Dagmar Edwards, MSc, Dip. Couns., Dip. GPTI, UKCP Registered Psychotherapist.

Dagmar has trained in a range of approaches to therapeutic work, including Person Centred, Gestalt, Systemic Family Therapy, and Transactional Analysis. Director of Psychology Matters, a consultancy, professional development and training organisation. Current interests include the design and facilitation of CPD training for therapeutic practitioners working with a range of issues, within different organisational contexts. She also has a private practice in counselling, psychotherapy, supervision and training, working within education, voluntary and private sector contexts. At the Metanoia Institute she is a primary tutor in the Person-Centred Department, and a module leader, assessor and examiner in the Integrative Department. At the Metanoia Institute she is a primary tutor in the Person-Centred Department, and a module leader, assessor and examiner in the Integrative Department.

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