Open to practitioners, supervisors, teachers, students, researchers – everyone who rejoices in person-centred theory and practice.
Current workshops include:
Paradoxical Safety & The Billy Goats Gruff
Why is it that some of our clients seem stuck in unhealthy patterns despite their desire to change?
Is there space for humour in the Person-Centred therapy room?
First, we learn to cry. Then, before we can speak or even before we understand what our care-givers are saying to us, we laugh.
Collectivism – The other tendency to actualise?
Does maintaining a Western view of self as an independent, autonomous entity unintentionally lack sufficiency within the culturally diverse therapeutic alliance?
The Glorious Future of the Person-Centred Approach
“at this point in time we are going through a transformational crisis, from which we and our world cannot emerge unchanged”
Working with couples
A Person-centred approach to couples counselling.
On Being Passively Receptive
How therapists can be changed by their clients seeking help, and how the actualising tendency of both therapist and client may be activated.
Experiences in Professionalisation
Personal experiences in relation to the effort of promoting and maintaining a place for the person-centred approach within the counselling and psychotherapy profession.
To find out more and book your place please visit the website:
tPCA Residential Conference 2024 - The Person Centred Association (the-pca.org.uk)
The language of the conference will be English.