Relational Centred Counselling Diploma in Relational Centred Counselling An existential - humanistic - dynamic approach Course Leader – Peter Lavender
What is Relational Counselling? Relational Centred Counselling is at the leading edge of professional counselling training in the UK and Europe. It is supported by research into what it is that actually works in therapy, and draws upon contemporary developments in existential philosophy, psychoanalytic, psychodynamic and humanistic theories. Of crucial importance to this approach to counselling is the therapeutic relationship as a co-creation, involving both client and therapist. Therefore trainees will develop as reflexive practitioners, able to reflect on the client, themselves as therapist and the process between. This is underpinned by developing a sound working knowledge of the dynamics of relating, including transference phenomena. Of particular interest will be the insights that have emerged from a range of theories of child and adult development. It is a professional requirement, as well as a moral obligation, that trainees undergo their own personal therapy which is indispensable to an understanding of human relationships. Training Dates 2021 22nd - 24th January 12th - 14th February 12th - 14th March 23rd - 25th April 21st - 23rd May 10th - 12th September 15th - 17th October 26th - 28th November Training Dates 2022 21st 23rd January 11th - 13th February 11th - 13th March 22nd - 24th April 20th - 22nd May 9th - 11th September 14th - 16th October 25th - 27th November Full details of the course here (downloadable PDF) |