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 networ
For more information please click on the link: https://ocat.org.uk/
ONLINE ART THERAPY CPD COURSES, OXFORD COLLEGE OF ARTS & THERAPIES
Course 1: When thinking fails: Mentalization-based art therapy groups
Course 2: Group leadership style: Reflective practice exercise
The Oxford College of Arts & Therapies is delighted to launch its first two art therapy CPD online courses. These filmed lectures by Dr Neil Springham (PhD) address 'When thinking fails: Mentalization-based art therapy groups' and 'Group leadership style: Reflective practice exercise'. They include handouts and exercises.
They will be of interest to art therapists, artists in health, other professionals and students. We also hope that people who live in areas where accessing training is difficult will find these helpful.
Continuing Professional Development Certificates are downloadable on completion. Please visit our website www.ocat.org.uk
THE PROMISE AND THE PAIN OF SOCIAL MEDIA, SELF HARM AND OTHER HEALTH-HARMING BEHAVIOURS. BUILDING RESILIENCE AND HEALTH-HEALING ALTERNATIVES (relevant for children age 5-18)
29th September 2018
Cost: £183
This conference offers vital knowledge on ways teenagers and children make themselves deeply unhappy by activities and ways of connecting with people that initially promise so much. Presenters will explore the initial excitement and thrill of social media for example, which then for young people often leads to terrible feelings of humiliation, shame, being left out or utter loneliness. Other presenters will similarly look at the ‘promise then the pain' of self-harm, drugs, alcohol, or taking the decision to eat very little. There will be exploration of vital relational interventions and how to address painful feelings rather than trying to escape them.
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THE PROMISE AND THE PAIN OF SOCIAL MEDIA, SELF HARM AND OTHER HEALTH-HARMING BEHAVIOURS. BUILDING RESILIENCE AND HEALTH-HEALING ALTERNATIVES
Date: 29th September 2018
Cost: £183
This conference offers vital knowledge on ways teenagers and children (age 5-18 years old) make themselves deeply unhappy by activities and ways of connecting with people that initially promise so much. Presenters will explore the initial excitement and thrill of social media for example, which then for young people often leads to terrible feelings of humiliation, shame, being left out or utter loneliness. Other presenters will similarly look at the ‘promise then the pain' of self-harm, drugs, alcohol, or taking the decision to eat very little. There will be exploration of vital relational interventions and how to address painful feelings rather than trying to escape them.
Find out more here
AN INTRODUCTION TO ART THERAPY SUPERVISION
Supervision Training - University of Derby
Date: October 2018
This course provides an introduction to practice in the clinical supervision of art therapists.
This course is for qualified art therapists, psychotherapists, counsellors and mental health professionals who are, or intend to be, actively involved in the clinical supervision of qualified art therapists or art therapists in training. The course lasts six months with attendance required once a month on Saturday’s and commences in October 2018.
A limited number of bursary places are available subject to meeting the eligibility criteria.
For further details please click on the website link here or on the PDF below: Art_therapy_supervision_Derby.pdf