There is a huge focus nationally on supporting the needs of perinatal mental health, whether that be perinatal women, or their partners. This workshop is designed to support qualified Adult Psychological Practitioners to develop clinical competency and confidence with the effective assessment and treatment of mental health difficulties of perinatal patients. A range of engaging […]

This course is designed to enhance and develop your practice and increase competencies in participation and engagement.  The course will be delivered over 6 full days (5 days face to face at the University of Exeter Streatham campus and 1 day online). The cohort will run from January 22nd through to March 6th, 2026. In […]

A ground-breaking international training initiative launching in 2026. This unique and innovative online one-year foundation course comprises 24 x half days of teaching between January and December 2026.   The programme will be delivered by experienced international teachers from around the world and will meet the criteria for Association for Family Therapy (AFT) accreditation as a […]

The Panic disorder workshop is designed to support qualified PWP’s to develop clinical competency and confidence with the effective assessment and treatment of mild to moderate presentations of panic disorder, utilizing two key step 2 interventions; cognitive restructuring and behavioural experiments. A range of engaging teaching methods are used throughout the day to provide an […]

The core PWP training courses gives a solid basis for providing a structured, thorough step 2 assessment. This workshop is designed to support qualified PWPs to expand on these skills to a more advanced level, to provide optimal care for all patients, but particularly those whose presentations may not be straightforward. A range of engaging […]

Join Professor Emily Zobel Marshall and Imelda McCarthy for an ecosystemic psychotherapy workshop, facilitated by Professor Hannah Sherbersky and Roger Duncan on 23rd April 2026. Emily Zobel Marshall will lead a session on Contested Landscapes: Decolonising the Outdoors in Poetry and Motion. It will explore and ask what it means to try and decolonise both […]

The Cultural Competency Workshop is designed to support qualified Adult Psychological Practitioners in developing clinical competency and confidence in understanding the complexity of culture within the realm of talking therapies. This workshop covers the principles of culture, anti-racism, intersectionality, equality, and diversity, helping Adult Psychological Practitioners gain confidence in initiating complex conversations, addressing initial anxiety […]

Case management and clinical skills supervision are integral to effective delivery of low-intensity CBT, and PWP development and wellbeing. Once PWPs have completed the supervisor training, there is often a lack of ongoing CPD to ensure supervisor skills are continually improving, and supervisors are ensuring they are maintaining up-to-date knowledge of the growing and evolving […]

Do you want to further your CBT career by getting accredited with the BABCP but don't have a “core profession”? Not sure what, or how much, to write for your KSA self-statements? Who can you ask to be a referee? Do you qualify for a “condensed portfolio”? What evidence do you need to include – what counts as appropriate evidence?  […]

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 […]