Dealing With Affairs 25 26 27 November 2024
For couple therapists and for
therapists who usually work one to one and
want to explore more about working with couples
ONLINE WORKSHOP OVER 3 DAYS
Did you know that counsellors and psychotherapists are more likely to have affairs than the general public?
Researching over 200 counsellors and psychotherapists, Juliet has discovered that the prevalence of affairs in counsellors is 51%
And 1/3 said the affair improved relationship; 2/3 said the relationship failed
Whereas the general public statistics are said to be that 34% of men and 24% of women will have an affair during their relationship.
To find out more about affairs, for your individual clients, and for those of you who work with couples, join our course, Dealing With Affairs
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Dates: Monday 25th – Wednesday 27th November 2024
Times: 1.00pm (GMT) start until 6.00pm (GMT) each day.
Location: Online
Trainer: Bernd Leygraf Scroll down to see more about the trainer
Cost: £209 if booked by 25th September 2024,
£229 if booked by 25th October 2024,
£249 Full Price
CLICK HERE TO BOOK
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FEEDBACK FROM COURSE ATTENDEES:
“A well run module, provided by and experienced and knowledgeable professional. Definitely recommended”
JT – Counsellor
“An enjoyable, in-depth course that has given me confidence in this subject for when I come to work with couples”
Hayley Brown – PC & Spiritual Counsellor
“It’s been a great course which I feel has given me the tools to start working with couples. I’ve already used it in my one-to-one sessions and the extra handouts have come in handy”
Lin Ross – Counsellor
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Content of the course:
By the end of this course you will have
- Understood the prevalence of affairs, and different types of affair
- Explored some of the reasons why they happen
- Thought about common reactions to an affair
- Looked at distorted and defeatist beliefs
- Explored what is required in saying sorry and forgiveness
- Helped a (role play) client confront their fears
- Explored how the process of differentiation affects affairs, integrity and blame
Based on work by Rona Subotnik, Gloria Harris, Kate Epstein, Esther Perel and David Schnarch
About the trainer: Bernd Leygraf
Consultant Psychotherapist co-founded a number of organisations (London Men’s Forum, UK Standing Conference on Sexual Abuse of Men, the Centre for Personal and Professional Development, the Whittington Hospital Psychotherapy Clinic, the Hungarian Gestalt Association, NAOS Institute). He co-authored with Judi Keshet-Orr the first MSc in Humanistic Psychotherapy and the first Masters programme in Psychosexual & Relationship Therapy in the UK. He also authored or co-authored, as well as led, several masters programmes in the UK, primarily at South Bank University, Middlesex University, Westminster and the University of Surrey. He was external examiner to various universities in the UK.
A former Chair of the Professional Standards and Accreditation Board at the European Association for Counselling, and Ethics Committee of COSRT, Bernd works currently with trainees, from over 40 countries. He is familiar with and interested in working with issues of cultural difference. His principal influences in sexological and couples work are David Schnarch, Joseph Zinker, Ellen Bader, Judith Hemming, Joan Lachkar, Judi Keshet-Orr and, as ever, his clients.
In 2023 Bernd was given the Liz McElligot Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Profession of Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy and for the support and guidance he has provided to the field.
Bernd is proud to have supported – alongside Judi – a significant number of sex and couples therapists in shaping their own professional identities and careers – both in the UK and further afield; some even have moved into offering specialist sex addiction clinics; others are now trainers in this field in their own right.
Bernd is delighted to be (founder and) Honorary Member of the Hungarian Gestalt Association. Clinically speaking Bernd focuses on working with celebrity clients, and on men in leadership, both nationally and globally.
Maximum numbers: 30
Approved for CPD: This course has been approved by NCIP- National Council Of Integrative Psychotherapists. This course will give you 14 hours CPD
Pre course/homework: 1) There will be a short (10 minutes) pre course questionnaire for you to fill in. 2) There will be a 25 minute video for you to watch. You can either watch this before the workshop begins, or between day 1 and day 2. There will be a discussion about it on day 2 of the workshop.
Six modules on how to work with couples: This course is part of the six module workshop organised by Juliet Grayson, for people who want to learn about working with couples or enhance their current skills. For more info about the other modules go to https://therapyandcounselling.co.uk/certificate-in-working-with-couples/
Therapists Insurance: By booking on this workshop you confirm that you have sufficient insurance to offer therapy to the public. (We are required by the NCIP, who accredit this workshop, to ask you to confirm this). If there is any discrepancy please let us know by contacting [email protected]
Cancellations: Any request to change (eg defer to alternative dates) or cancel your place at a workshop, that is made at less than 21 days before the course start date will be charged in full. Any cancellation / amendments / requests to defer before 21 days, will be subject to a 12.5% handling charge.
For more info: Look at https://therapyandcounselling.co.uk/certificate-in-working-with-couples/ or email: [email protected] or call Juliet Grayson on 01291 638805
Organised by Inter-action Training Ltd.
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