Module 2: Schema Therapy skills and working with Borderline Personality Disorder with Gill Heath & Tara Cutland Green

Module 2: Schema Therapy skills and working with Borderline Personality Disorder (3 days – early bird rate up to 16th Oct: £440, then £510)

Mon 6th - Wed 8th March 2017. London: BPS Offices, 30 Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4UE

This module provides teaching, expert demonstrations, experiential and role play work on:

• Conceptualising Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) in schema modes
  
• Research evidence for the effectiveness of Schema Therapy for BPD
  
• Working with self-harm and suicide risk
  
• Strategies for limited reparenting with different schemas and modes
  
• In-session behaviours and the therapy relationship
  
• Further imagery skills for schema healing
  
• Further skills in using chair work, e.g. mode dialogues and behavioural pattern-breaking
  
• Dealing with therapist schemas that are triggered in the therapy relationship
  

Email: bookings@schematherapyassociates.com

Register at:

www.schematherapyassociates.com/training/workshops/

Bio information on the presenters:

Dr Gill Heath & Dr Tara Cutland Green are experienced Clinical Psychologists, having worked in a variety of adult NHS and private settings in the UK and abroad.

They have substantial experience of treating a range of Axis I and II problems, as well as supervising other therapists working with these issues. Gill and Tara are accredited as Advanced Level Schema Therapists, supervisors and trainers with the ISST and originally trained with Jeff Young. They run an ISST approved certification training programme, leading to accreditation as a Schema Therapist. They are members of the ISST Training and Certification committee and together, they co-authored a chapter on Schema Therapy in the The Handbook of Adult Clinical Psychology - An Evidence Based Practice Approach (Routledge, 2nd Edition, 2016, Edited by Alan Carr & Muirreann McNulty). They have also recently produced a comprehensive video training resource www.schematherapytoolkit.com.