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Expand your practice with Creative Writing CPD +Juliet's Musing on Bringing Patterns into focus

Open this email for information on our Creative Writing in Therapy course , as well as Juliet's latest musing and offers on our upcoming courses.

In this email there are THREE things:


1) Add another approach to your skillset with our highly rated Creative Writing in The Therapeutic Encounter course.



2) A list of workshops coming up that have savings (i.e. an early booking discount) running out soon, and courses that are happening in the next few weeks, so you can book ahead.

and


3) Juliet's Musing - Holding Your Ground: Bringing the Patterns Into Focus


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CREATIVE WRITING IN THE THERAPEUTIC ENCOUNTER

Tuesday 14th & Wednesday 15th April 2026

with Dr Claire Williamson PhD


This experiential 2-day course focuses on creative writing and its use within therapy, therapeutic settings and self-supervision. 


Therapists often work with client’s writing, or encourage clients to create within, or between, sessions. Some therapists have trained to be ‘poetry therapists’ and divide sessions between writing and discussion of the text, accelerating the process, or evincing new strands to the therapeutic work. 


The workshop will focus on a range of applications, including:


CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO BOOK YOUR PLACE NOW



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COURSES IN NEXT FEW WEEKS





CERTIFICATES:

Those workshops that are part of a Certificate Training are noted above.

WWC is the Certificate in Working with Couples.

WWCT is the Certificate in Working With Complexities of Trauma.

DWCR is the Certificate in Diversity Within Contemporary Relationships.

CIT is the Certificate in Attachment

You can take just one module, or click the link to see which other modules make up the Certificate.


For the FULL LIST of all our workshops and ALTERNATIVE DATES go to www.therapyandcounselling.co.uk


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JULIET'S MUSINGS

38. Holding Your Ground: Bringing the Patterns Into Focus


The four pieces in this series grew out of one piece of clinical work, but they point to something much wider. Nitpicking, defensiveness, negative sentiment override, and self-abandonment rarely appear in isolation. More often, they weave together into a relational atmosphere that is difficult to name from the inside, yet deeply felt in the body and the nervous system.


What connects these patterns is not malice or intention, but impact. Each one quietly shifts the balance of the relationship away from mutuality and towards vigilance. You become watchful rather than relaxed. Careful rather than spontaneous. Adapted rather than fully present. Over time, it is not just the relationship that changes, but your relationship with yourself.


((click here to see full article))


To watch the 5 minute video: Click here


Juliet loves to hear how these musings land with you,

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