This one-year course starting in January 2026 will provide high-quality training in the key skills required to be a systemic supervisor, drawing on a range of models and research, with a particular emphasis on evidence-based practice and creative approaches within supervision. This course is fully accredited by the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice […]

A transformational systemic CPD course for mental health professionals A unique course for psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and other allied health professionals with the aim of integrating nature, systems theory and the imagination into contemporary therapeutic practice by way of online lectures, in person and immersive experiential contact with nature. This will include experiential therapeutic work […]

Course Details  This CPD course is suitable for those interested in gaining a qualification in coaching who are working in settings where they may wish to use coaching skills, or who are keen to develop as coaches in the future.   If you are interested in this course please get in touch with us here: If you […]

This eco-systemic workshop will focus on mapping systemic phase change to support a healthy transition from adolescence to adulthood. Dr. Arne Rubenstein will lead a workshop on Deep Connection Through Rites of Passage in a Rapidly Changing World. Michael Boyle will lead a workshop on Re-imagining Male Rites of Passage in a Time of Prolonged […]

Join Lisa Lea-Weston for an ecosystemic psychotherapy workshop, facilitated by Professor Hannah Sherbersky and Roger Duncan on 23rd June 2026. This session will explore what it means to take supervisory practice into natural settings, inviting participants to consider how working outdoors can shape reflection, connection, and insight. It will examine the ways in which nature […]

Our resiliency is regularly challenged in our personal, clinical and professional lives. These challenges are especially evident within healthcare roles, whether this be within the NHS, third sector or charitable organisations, given the demands and complexity working as part of the mental and physical health workforce. Recognition has resulted in several developments, including a session […]

Multi-family group treatment is a growing evidence-based intervention which is used as an adjunct to single family therapy. The format draws on the experience of a number of families and increases motivation, commitment and a sense of sharing between them. This collective experience is balanced by the presence of staff members who guide families during […]

In an increasingly digital world, therapists are discovering innovative ways to create accessible and engaging services for children, young people and families. Digital tools—including digital sandtrays and videogames—offer new opportunities to connect with clients in meaningful ways, supporting therapeutic work in both face-to-face and online settings. This interactive course explores how these tools can be […]