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.
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.
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.
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 three members of the community, sharing their experience as a person-centred therapist on topics that matter to them. This is the first in a series of events where anyone is welcome to put themselves forward to speak, building shared learning and connection.
For this first event, we’ll hear from:
Each talk will last around 20 minutes, followed by time for questions and an open discussion.
Venue: Haulm, Rochester Gardens, Brighton and Hove, Hove BN3 3AW
Friday 25th April 6pm - 9pm
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This event is now sold out. Watch out for future dates here and in the monthly newsletter.
Saturday 5th July 2025 - Rachel Freeth
Venue: Community Base, Queen's Road, Brighton
Time: 10am to 4:30pm
To book tickets click HERE.
This is the next in the series of all day face to face experiential CPDs offered by the Brighton Person-Centred community. We are pleased to welcome Rachel Freeth to Brighton to explore this topic, drawing on her experience as a person-centred counsellor and working as a psychiatrist in the NHS for 25 years. Like our other events, this will be an opportunity to connect, share, explore and learn in an environment where we can be.
When something or someone is being medicalised what does this mean to you?
We live in a culture where the so-called ‘medical model’ has a powerful influence on narratives around health/illness and helping activities of many kinds, including in the arena of emotional and psychological functioning (or mental health). It is now also increasingly present within the counselling and psychotherapy world. As person-centred practitioners this can be challenging.
To book tickets and for more details click HERE.
Please keep an eye out here and in the monthly newsletter for updates.
If you have thoughts or ideas for future workshops, please feel free to forward them to us at brightonpcc01@gmail.com