The Spring Equinox is here, when day and night balance for a short while until the day-light hours become longer than the night time. All over blossom, daffodils and crocus are beginning to bloom. It feels like the earth is waking up after a slumber and, perhaps, it is a good time to think about activating our brains with some training.
As professional therapists, we have to keep our skills up-to-date. The UKCP requires at least 250 hours of continuing professional development for its registrants in any give five-year period. But we don't do training just because we have to, it keeps us curious, developing, supports our practice.
We have some great CPD workshops coming up (see the CPD workshop tab on the website). Particularly a couple of workshops on bringing bodywork into our approach to therapy (with Janet Hills, 23rd April & 18th June) and exploring what ideas around attachment may mean to us and our clients (with Pete Lavender, 14th May & 9th July).
For more information email mailto:mail@scpti.co.uk
As professional therapists, we have to keep our skills up-to-date. The UKCP requires at least 250 hours of continuing professional development for its registrants in any give five-year period. But we don't do training just because we have to, it keeps us curious, developing, supports our practice.
We have some great CPD workshops coming up (see the CPD workshop tab on the website). Particularly a couple of workshops on bringing bodywork into our approach to therapy (with Janet Hills, 23rd April & 18th June) and exploring what ideas around attachment may mean to us and our clients (with Pete Lavender, 14th May & 9th July).
For more information email mailto:mail@scpti.co.uk
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