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INTRODUCTION TO GROUPWORK This two-day course will run on:
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As individual therapists or counsellors you may find yourself in the position of being asked to facilitate a group, for example in a Hospital setting, a GP surgery or at a counselling service. This workshop aims to provide an introduction into group work. The weekend will be useful for anybody who wants to know more about groups and for those who are considering working with clients in groups.
We will be exploring different models of group work. This will include the group analytic approach. We are going to reflect on commonly occurring phenomenon in groups, for example phases in group life, who to take into the group and how to think about the therapeutic relationship within a group. We will reflect on the therapeutic setting. Attention will be given to the differences between short-term, long-term and theme-centred groups.
Clinical vignettes from work with groups will form part of the discussions and you are also encouraged to reflect on your own experiences.
About the Tutor
Margot Schiemann (MA, Memb IGA, Dip. ITHP)
Group Analyst (member of the Institute of Group Analysis) and individual Psychotherapist in private practice for over 20 years; worked in different Mental Health settings with individuals, groups and staff teams, including the NHS, Social Services and the private sector.
Timing
Saturday and Sunday 10.00am to 5.00pm
Dates
- Sat/Sun 24-25 April 2010
- or - - Sat/Sun 15/16 May 2010
Cost
£195 for non-members
£170 for Minster Centre members
Booking Form is available in:
20 Lonsdale Road, Queen's Park, London NW6 6RD Tel: 020 7644 6240 email here
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