As we embark on a New Year and decade, Fiona Cook, PTSTA one of the Directors of Physis Scotland reflects on passivity and potential...
Longer days? A new start? New Year resolutions? Review of the...
This month, Fiona Cook PTSTA, one of the Directors of Physis Scotland reflects on Christmas, and how it can often be a time of mixed emotions for so many of us.
Christmas. I wonder really what yo...
This month, Fiona Cook PTSTA, one of the Directors of Physis Scotland reflects on the beauty of Autumn, with a focus on change and new beginnings.
I looked up the meaning of Autumn when I was think...
This month we are delighted to include a blog post from our colleague Bev Gibbons, PTSTA who will be co-facilitating Physis Scotland's Diploma in Counselling Supervision course starting this Novembe...
This month, Fiona Cook PTSTA, one of the Directors of Physis Scotland reflects on endings, with a focus on the ending of our academic year and in particular the stepping down of our esteemed colleague...
We are absolutely delighted to welcome our colleague Susie Hewitt, PTSTA to the Physis Scotland team. This month we include a blog from Susie, who shares her reflections with us about what 'challenge,...
This month we are delighted to include a beautiful blog from one of our colleagues Lucy Hyde, who
shares with us some of the ways in which therapy training has been a "gift" to her.
I don’t know i...
Well, what a start to 2019 for us. We signed the lease agreement for our new home in 22 Drumsheugh Gardens, furnished the place from scratch, started seeing our clients there, held
an Open Evening fo...
This month we are delighted to include a blog from one of our colleagues Paul Redpath, PTSTA about
his therapeutic journey.
Everyone’s therapeutic journey is different. Unique to them. As unique a...
This month we are delighted to include a blog from our Director of Training, Barbara Clarkson, TSTA
Everywhere, from Strictly Come Dancing, to the local gym, you can find people talking about their...
Home is where the heart is or so the old saying goes. Many of us can share this sentiment for our own homes and will perhaps have fond memories of the homes we have lived in over the years. It’s bee...
The Physis Scotland Foundation Year 2018 began with 19 new trainees in the last weekend of September. So exciting! We appreciate that this reflection is from the trainers' frame of reference, but we d...
As we approach the beginning of a new academic year, we are delighted to include a blog from one of our colleagues Lynn Esslemont about her experience of being a TA student.
What A Journey...
Wh...
This month we are delighted to include a blog from one of our colleagues Ronen Stilman PTSTA www.talkingtherapy.org who is offering a CPD on Post natal depression soon.
Humans are creatures of pa...
A lot has happened since our last blog on the website. We have been working away in the background with various esteemed colleagues and friends who are helping us with the who, what and why of Physis ...
People who know us have called us the dynamic duo. Yes there are two of us, and we are both called Fiona, but are we really dynamic? We decided to look the word dynamic up and here are some of the syn...
