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A brand new workshop! Therapeutic Journalling available now!

with Claire Williamson, our expert trainer!

A BRAND NEW WORKSHOP FOR 2025!

with Claire Williamson!

Therapeutic Journalling

8th & 10th January 2025


Don't miss out on this brand new workshop from esteemed writer, trainer and expert Claire Williamson!


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CLICK HERE TO BOOK NOW


Dates : Wednesday 8th & Friday 10th January 2025 (2 Day Workshop)


Times : 9.30am – 4.30pm both days (GMT)


Alternative Dates (please click links for workshop times):

Monday 16th & Tuesday 17th June 2025 or Wednesday 4th & Friday 6th February 2026


Location : Online


Trainer : Claire Williamson (MA, SFHEA) Scroll down to see more about the trainer


Cost : £155 if booked by 8th November 2024

       £175 if booked by 8th December 2024

       £195 full price


CLICK HERE TO BOOK NOW

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


Therapeutic journaling can make an excellent ‘holding’ tool for clients, equipping them with skills to support self-regulation between, or even during, sessions.

Likewise, therapeutic journaling can support therapists to ‘hold’ their client base by offering a space for parallel process and the practice can also raise awareness of transference and counter-transference. The use of therapeutic journaling can accelerate therapy and highlight important topics for supervision.


As there is a risk attached to an intervention that isn’t directly held by the practitioner, there are some ethical considerations, which we will discuss.


The course will allow for opportunities to ask questions, discuss practice, and raise confidence in using therapeutic journaling techniques.


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

An empathic, relational approach will be experienced firsthand as the process

of the training is trauma-informed.


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CLAIRE WILLIAMSON


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Claire brings an integrative approach to using creative writing in the therapeutic encounter. She’s the former Director of Studies for Metanoia Institute’s MSc in Creative Writing for Therapeutic Purposes (CWTP), with over 20 years experience in the field of CWTP, including work in bereavement, mental health, addiction recovery, self-injury, cancer care, plus many educational and artistic settings.


Claire has facilitated training for counsellors at City of Bristol College’s FD in Counselling and UWE’s Diploma in Counselling. She also works with medical students at University of Bristol and Queen Mary University in London, exploring how creativity can support people within healthcare settings.


She’s a Senior Fellow of the higher education academy, with a Masters degree in Literary Studies (exploring the life sustaining effects of writing) and studying at Cardiff University for a PhD in Creative Writing (Writing the 21st century grief novel), with a Counselling Skills qualification (UWE).


As author of four poetry/narrative books, Visiting the Minotaur (Seren, 2018) Split Ends (Eyewear, 2016), The Soulwater Pool (2008) and Ride On (PoTA, 2005), Claire is an experienced published writer.


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FOR FULL INFORMATION ON THIS COURSE CLICK THIS LINK!

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MAXIMUM NUMBERS : 30


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 : If you have further questions please email: [email protected] or call Juliet Grayson on 01291 638805


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