We are Delighted to Offer Events and Training Courses from the Relational Change Community.
Workshops and Courses
The Relational Embodied Resonance of the Coach: Tuning in to the Wisdom of the Body
Saturday 9th September 2023, 9:30-17:30, London, UK.
This workshop aims to explore and develop our moment to moment embodied awareness in the service of becoming more effective in our interventions as coaches. Suited for ROG graduates, professional coaches and leaders using coaching skills in their role, we will be using creative experimentation, self reflective techniques and practice, whith sharing in small groups.
The one day workshop will be led by Naoum Liotas. Cost: £100
For more information, or to attend the workshop, please download the The Relational Embodied Resonance of the Coach flyer or email Naoum Liotas to book your place.
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Relational Organisational Gestalt (ROG)
At Relational Change we are passionate about the need for organisations, groups and communities to develop in ways that support and sustain better outcomes and healthier futures. We offer a UK-based two year training certificate/diploma in Relational Organisational Gestalt, (ROG), leading to European Accreditation as a Gestalt Practitioner in Organisations. Please follow this link for full information concerning programme, faculty, costs and dates.
Email mac@relationalchange.org or sdv@relationalchange.org for booking.
Ongoing Courses
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Ongoing Course: Post Graduate Certificate/Diploma in Supervision 2023: A Relational Change Process
Starts 26th January 2023, Kingston Upon Thames and online. We are running this as a hybrid course with two modules on-line.
Supervision is a requirement for counsellors, psychotherapists as well as coaches and many others in the helping professions. Whether working clinically or in a coaching setting with clients, it is not unusual for practitioners to experience relational and practice difficulties. This translates into the need for a supervisor who can offer new models and a fresh perspective as well as supporting competent practice. Our approach to supervision practice is deeply relational. On this 10 day course over 9 months, we will consider the relationships between the self of the client, the therapist/coach and the supervisor, their specific contexts, and the wider field, based upon our new matrix model of a relational approach to supervision and supervisory practice. You can download the BGJ paper by Chidiac, Denham-Vaughan and Osborne
The Relational Matrix Model of Supervision
, which is also available on the Resources Page.This course is UKCP (HIPC) recognised, meets BACP standards, and is suitable for psychotherapists, counsellors and organisational practitioners with at least 2 years experience, wishing to be accredited to supervise others. Diploma track is also available. UKCP members who complete the supervision Diploma can go straight onto the HIPC Supervisors Directory. UKCP(HIPC) have said about the course:
The course had been written, staffed and run to a very high standard indeed. [...] The inclusion of the assessed clinical and theoretical presentations along with the skills practice gives a clear method of assessment and that coupled with the Supervision of Supervision gives a confidence that the graduates from this course will have been trained to become competent and trustworthy practitioners.
The workshops will be facilitated by Lynda Osborne, Sally Denham-Vaughan and Marie-Anne Chidiac.
For course dates or further information please download our Post Graduate Certificate/Diploma in Supervision: A Relational Change Process flyer and our FAQ leaflet. For more details on future Supervision courses please contact Lynda Osborne at lynda@relationalchange.org.
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