Psychotherapy

‘Dry January’ – The Morning After By Pamela Gawler-Wright

This article was first published by Pamela in January 2016 So here we are, knocking on February’s door, with Christmas excesses a distant memory and 2016 has unfolded its first wet and windy month. Several people have shared with me their experience of another seasonal ritual growing in popularity known as “Dry January” – a [...]

2018-01-04T12:39:38+00:00January 4th, 2018|Articles, Miscellaneous, Psychotherapy|

Requirements for UKCP Accreditation

Those Members of BeeLeaf who have completed the BeeLeaf training pathway to Advanced Diploma are eligible for UKCP Accreditation, upon completing the Registration process and evidencing: A total of 450 hours of Supervised Clinical Practice. You are required to have one hour of Clinical Supervision with a Clinical Supervisor for every 6 hours of Clinical [...]

2023-10-18T16:52:40+01:00October 5th, 2017|Psychotherapy|

Cracking The Codes – What and How do Psychotherapists need to learn about Ethics?

First Published in "The Psychotherapist" March 2009 "A map is not the territory ... The only usefulness of a map depends on similarity of structure between the empirical world and the map...." Alfred Korzybski My time on the Ethics Committee of UKCP has alerted me to numerous longings, from individuals and organisations, to have some [...]

2022-01-12T13:51:26+00:00June 2nd, 2017|Articles, Psychotherapy|

Constructing Recovery from Addiction

This form of research is sometimes called “modelling”, wherein the researcher gathers detailed information about the subject’s internal processes of reality construction, in terms of internally generated sensory representations, such as pictures, self talk and somatic  markers of emotion, visceral activity and arousal. This “data” is then explored in how it holds together and operates [...]

2022-01-12T13:51:26+00:00June 2nd, 2017|Articles, Psychotherapy|