CPD Recordings – Series Three

Understanding and Working with Dissociative Identity Disorder, with Dr. Valerie Sinason

These two recordings form a powerful foundation for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of trauma, disorganised attachment and DID — from early theory to the realities of compassionate clinical practice. Whether you are new to this field or a seasoned practitioner, Dr. Sinason’s unique expertise and pioneering voice will inspire, challenge and equip you to meet this important yet often overlooked area of mental health with knowledge and care.
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Part One £30    Part Two £30

Soul Murder: A Treatable Catastrophe? With Paul Williams

Essential viewing for psychotherapists, analysts, and all mental health professionals seeking to understand and work with extreme psychic wounding, this video recording brings Paul Williams’ profound insight directly to you.
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£30

From Enactment to Play, with Jessica Benjamin

A must-listen for psychotherapists and analysts who want to deepen their understanding of relational dynamics and the healing power of play.
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£50

Working with Chronic Shame, with Dr. Patricia DeYoung

Part One: Understanding and Working with Chronic Shame

Part Two: Making the Most of Co-Transference Shame in Relational Therapy

These recorded webinars are ideal for any practitioner, supervisor or trainee working with complex relational dynamics, and will be especially valuable for those seeking to deepen their understanding of shame, relational enactments, and the art of transforming silent suffering into mutual connection.

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Part One £40     Part Two £40

Into the Mind of the Psychotherapist: When the Personal Becomes Professional, with Dr. Steven Kuchuck

The workshop addresses how therapists’ temperament, internal conflicts about being seen or hidden, and struggles with self-care directly impact the treatment. This thoughtful session encourages psychotherapists and counsellors to deepen their self-awareness, use their personal material wisely, and foster more authentic and effective therapeutic relationships.
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£50

The Therapist’s Vulnerability and Its Implications for Treatment, with Dr. Karen Maroda

Alongside her keynote presentation, this recording includes rich large- and small-group discussions that bring her ideas to life with real-world reflections and examples. Whether you’re a new practitioner or an experienced clinician, this recording is an invaluable resource for rethinking how your own humanity shapes your clinical work.
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£40

Personality Differences and Their Implications for Psychotherapy, with Dr. Nancy McWilliams

Listeners will gain practical tools and fresh perspectives for appreciating clients’ individuality, including ways to work with subjective material such as countertransference, mutual enactments, cultural and subcultural factors, and broader contexts. Dr. McWilliams illustrates her ideas with compelling material from her own clinical practice, providing a nuanced, humane approach to understanding personality, whether or not it is formally “disordered.”
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£30

Use and Abuse of Relational Therapy: The Shadow of the Therapeutic Alliance, the Limits of Empathy – and Do Any of Us Really Work at the Client’s Own Speed? – Andrew Samuels

In this thought-provoking audio recording, leading psychoanalyst and influential relational thinker Andrew Samuels invites you to question some of the comfortable assumptions at the heart of contemporary relational practice.

Audio Recording is 2hrs 33minutes 

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