E.LEARNING: ART THERAPY INTRODUCTION AND FOUNDATION COURSES, OXFORD COLLEGE OF ARTS & THERAPIES
These courses have been designed by experienced art therapists to help participants decide if an art therapy career is for them. They are also helpful for people who may already use art in their work and wish to develop their creative practice. We aim to provide art therapy introductory training to people who may find it hard to access this because of where they live. Please visit our website for details on our introductory discounts in May and to meet our international faculty members as well as find out how to connect to our worldwide network.
For more information please click on the link: https://ocat.org.uk/
E.LEARNING: STUDIO AND OPEN GROUPS, OXFORD COLLEGE OF ARTS & THERAPIES
This e.learning course focuses on art therapy studio and open groups practice and includes:
* Definition, difference & common ground between the two models
* The concepts and practice of dynamic administration
* Structural and boundary differences in group types
* Best practices for each type of group, including referrals, integration of approaches (directive, interactive, non-directive), observational skills, enabling engagement in art making, how to discuss artworks, group theory and practice challenges, and co-working.
For more information please click on the link: ocat.org.uk/courses/cpd-studio-and-open-groups
INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS THERAPIES WITH BRAIN INJURED POPULATIONS
19th June 2019; Jerome Booth Music Therapy Centre, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge
One day conference organised and hosted by the Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research in collaboration with the International Centre for Research in Arts Therapies (ICRA)
The conference will be of interest to arts therapists and all allied health professionals, service providers, commissioners, funders, and researchers into neurorehabilitation, arts and neuroscience.
For more info please click on the PDF: CIMTR-ICRA-conference-programme.pdf
AN INTRODUCTION TO ART THERAPY
University of Hertfordshire
Looking and Making: Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th June 2019
Our short courses provide an introduction to the potential for art to be therapeutic through experiential learning. You will develop your own personal creativity while gaining an understanding of Art Therapy as a growing profession in health care and educational contexts.
Our courses are linked through symbolic and expressive art making in which you learn through doing, creative making and reflecting on meaning. They are designed as a first step to qualification, or as an opportunity to discover how therapeutic art making may be adapted to different contexts and clients, linked to key theory.
For more information and booking please click here
ME' MANAGING EMOTIONS: ONLINE SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM
10 Hourly Sessions of (DBT) Informed Skills Training for Health Care Professionals: Optional Art Exercises plus PDF Manual
This training covers DBT History, Skills Training Groups, Individual DBT Therapy along with modules of DBT – Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Also included are examples of how to complete Diary Cards and Chain Analysis
For more information and a free introductory video visit www.expressivetherapyclinic.com.au here
All materials in this ME Managing Emotions Program have been adapted from Professor Marsha Linehan’s Skills Training Manuals 1993, 2015 and information from www.behavioraltech.org or modifications to those © documents.
FOUNDATION COURSE IN ART PSYCHOTHERAPY 2019
The University of Roehampton
Join our highly successful Art Psychotherapy evening Foundation course starting in October
The Foundation course aims to provide a broad outline and introduction to the subject of Art Psychotherapy, as well as reflect the Jungian analytical model taught at the University of Roehampton. Students will have the opportunity to learn through a combination of experiential workshops as well as theory lectures.
Individuals attend from a variety of backgrounds including those wishing to prepare to apply for a qualifying Masters programme in Art Psychotherapy. Others complete the course as CPD.
These workshops will be limited in size and facilitated by a qualified and experienced state-registered art psychotherapist.
To download an application form click here
For more information and booking details please click here
UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE
Keeping in Touch: An Interprofessional Conference Considering The Use of Touch in Therapy
University of Essex Friday June 14th 9.0- 16.45
What does it mean to ‘keep in touch’?
To ‘keep in touch’ can literally mean to hold or guide someone and it can mean keeping in touch with inner processes so that unconscious communication can be felt and, when possible, put into words. Health care professional are often cautioned about the use of ‘touch’ with their clients, yet touch can be experienced as part of the healing process. In health and social care environments therapists consider that staying in touch with the clients’ emotional experience is a cornerstone of their therapeutic work. In the increasingly rushed and pressurised environments of health and social care delivery is ‘keeping in touch’, working with body and mind, becoming more difficult?
Join us on 14th June to consider touch from different professional and theoretical points of view
For more information and booking details please click here
PRACTICAL WORKSHOP FOR ART THERAPISTS AND STUDENTS OF ART THERAPY
Body Image - Using Clay as a Tool for Reflection
6 July 2019
A morning of practical hands on clay making and discussion facilitated by Dr Trisha Crocker to consider the client /patient point of view and the ways in which clay can be used as a tool for reflection of body-image. The logistics and ways of using clay in an art therapy environment will be discussed. These workshops are limited to 6 and allow for the practical and reflective work employed by participants for my recent doctorate based on the above title.
For more information and booking details please email Trisha at trisha@trishacrocker.co.uk or click on the PDF: PRACTICAL WORKSHOP.pdf
ART THERAPY EXPERIENCE: TRADITIONAL AND FAIRY TALES
October 5th - 6th - 10am - 4pm
A two day experiential workshop using the power of traditional tales and fairy stories in Art Therapy, as part of a small group. Run by two qualified HCPC registered Art Therapists, in the city of Chester.
For more information and booking details click here
ART THERAPY WITH MARIAN LIEBMANN
28th - 29th September 2019, Bristol
Art Therapy & Anger: Saturday 28 September 2018, 10.00 – 4.00
This course will include art therapy processes for work on anger and anger management. It is suitable for people looking at their own anger, as well as those working with angry clients.
Art Therapy & Conflict: Sunday 29 September 2018, 10.00 – 4.00
Conflict is an emotive subject. There will be practical exercises to gain insights into conflict, conflict resolution and mediation. Participants will acquire a greater awareness of different aspects of conflict, and how to work with conflict constructively.
For more information and booking details click here