Kent Invicta LIVE: Dealing With Relationships (At Home and At Work)

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Often in relationships, we feel as if we’re going round and round in circles. Conversations – be it with a partner, family member, colleague or boss – can leave us confused and misunderstood.

This webinar, delivered by a systemic psychotherapist with over twenty years of clinical experience and training delivery – aims to describe some of the principle contexts underpinning communication. It will offer a reflexive space in which participants can consider how to act wisely into conversations, in positively influential ways.

English is a language spoken by many people, many of whom don’t speak the same language.
(Barnett Pearce, Chapter 1. Making Social Worlds: A Communication Perspective).

About Alan Heyes:

Alan Heyes is Managing Director and co-founder of Therapy partners Ltd  and founder of the charity Rewrite Your Story.  These organisations offer psychological services for both the public private and third sectors. 

Alan is a qualified integrative counsellor and systemic family therapist having studied at University of Kent the Relate Institute and the Institute of Family Therapy and is a member of the BACP. As part of his training Alan undertook a clinical placement at Demelza Hospice Care for Children, and this is where his love of working with families began.

About John Woolner:

John is a qualified social worker and UKCP registered couple and family psychotherapist (MSc Institute of Family Therapy 2000) with extensive experience of working in many different contexts. This has included psychotherapy with individuals, couple and families, supervising practitioners, and training.

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