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Workshops Programme
Chiltern & Thames BAPCA are
hosting the following workshop:
Understanding Self
Harm
Facilitator:
Dagmar Edwards
Saturday 17th October 2009
10am – 4pm
The Old School, Chesham Road,
Ashley Green, HP5 3PP, Chesham.
Refreshments will be on offer. Please bring your lunch.
£50 BAPCA members
£60 non BAPCA members
Here’s what Dagmar says about this
workshop:
This workshop offers participants the opportunity to
reflect on the issue of client self-harm. We will explore our understanding of
self-harm and how as practitioners we relate to individuals who self-harm. We
will consider key attitudes which support the development of the therapeutic
relationship underpinned by person-centred concepts, including the importance of
empathic attunement to the felt-sense and meaning of the client’s experiencing.
Key themes:
• Why do individuals self-harm?
• Physiology and self harm
• Hidden and overt self harm
• Risk assessment.
• 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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