Are you looking to develop skills and experience in working with couples?
Are you a coach, counsellor or psychotherapist new to couples work and excited to learn more? Or perhaps you are an existing couples therapist, looking for new ideas and inspiration to add to your practice.
If so, the Physis Scotland Certificate in Couples Work, delivered over 8 days of interactive and experiential training, over a four-month period could be just what you’re looking for.
The course will be delivered on a Friday and Saturday daytime using a blended face-to-face and online training approach.
Jennie Miller is a Director at Physis Scotland and is a TA Psychotherapist based in Edinburgh. She works in private practice seeing individuals and couples, as well as being a qualified supervisor and trainer. With many years of experience in working with couples Jennie has also delivered training in her model The Key to Couple Work, a short-term dynamic programme of therapy with any two people in a relationship; this has included working with the MOD and their Welfare Officers.
Jennie is an expert in her field and a published author of “Boundaries, How to Draw the Line in Your Head, Heart and Home” by Harper Collins, a self-help book on all aspects of boundaries based on TA. She has also published articles in the popular press including the Times and magazines. Jennie enjoys therapeutic storytelling which is included in her training or in a one-day course on how to use this ancient art.
Jennie Miller, PTSTA, is sharing a little snapshot of the Certificate in Couples Work
How to apply for this course
The next Certificate in Couple Work course will start in April 2024. For an application form and/or further details please contact Fiona Cook or Fiona Firman, Directors of Training –enquiries@physisscotland.co.ukor call 07927 557217.
The application deadline is the 18th March 2024.
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