Welcome to our workshop programme!
If you have any queries about these workshops, any ideas for workshops that you would like to attend or facilitate in the future or would like to support the workshop programme in any way then please contact us at brightonpcc01@gmail.com.
Booking information
In order to book a place on the workshops described in the panel below, please click the links.
Places on the workshops will be allocated on a first come first served basis and buying a ticket in advance is essential.
Refunds/cancellations
We do not normally offer refunds unless the workshop is cancelled by us. However, please email the facilitator or contact person to let us know if you are unable to attend.
If the workshop is fully booked we may be able to re-sell your ticket to another person and provide you with a refund, minus the small Eventbrite fee.
Future workshops
Community Conversations in Person-Centred Therapy
Join us for a relaxed evening of connection, sharing, and learning from each other.
This isn’t your typical CPD event - think of it as a chance to wind down at the end of the week, be part of meaningful conversations, and connect with like minded people in the community.
At each event we’ll hear from members of the community, sharing their experience as a person-centred therapist on topics that matter to them.
Next event is on Friday 19th September 6pm to 9pm. Venue to be confirmed
Save the Date - Our Second Person- Centred Community Talks event
We are looking forward to the second in a series of events where we hear from members of the community, sharing their experiences as person-centred therapists on topics that matter to them.
Each talk will last around 20 minutes, followed by time for questions and an open discussion on our reflections and thoughts that have arisen during the talk.
Following the last event, the feedback was that people wanted more time to reflect together, so this time, we’ll have two speakers instead of three!
We’ll hear from:
Kath Shaw – explores finding the person-centred way of being later in life, and the impact it’s had (and continues to have) on her. She reflects on what got in the way, including internalised conditions of worth, the weight of shame, and the voice of her inner critic. She describes her talk as being about "the experience of continually moving and growing."
Meriel Whale – explores what it means, in person-centred work, to sit with a client who is grieving or longing for something we hold in our own lives. Drawing on her experience with women who are childless not by choice, she invites us to consider how we meet this difference with empathy and sensitivity.
Whether you’re a therapist, a student, or just curious, come along and be part of the conversation.
Venue: Hove, TBC
Date & Time: September 19th, 6pm - 9pm
Tickets on sale shortly!
If you have thoughts or ideas for future workshops, please feel free to forward them to us at brightonpcc01@gmail.com