Workshop: Limited Reparenting in Schema Therapy: the Importance of Openness and Authenticity with Michiel van Vreeswijk

Limited Reparenting in Schema Therapy: the Importance of Openness and Authenticity (1 day - £170*)

Thurs 2nd Feb 2017 London: BPS Offices, 30 Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4UE

Limited reparenting is considered to play an important role in Schema Therapy. But what is limited reparenting? Is it always being kind and smiling warmly despite what you feel toward or think of a client? In this workshop you discover more about limited reparenting and the role of openness and authenticity. Experiential techniques will be used to help you become more aware of your styles of relating and how your life history, schemas and modes play a role in the way you interact with your patients. You will be challenged to move out of your comfort zone.

Michiel van Vreeswijk is a Clinical Psychologist, certified as a Schema Therapist and Supervisor with the ISST; a certified CBT practitioner and supervisor; and CEO of G-krachtpsychomedisch centrum BV, the Netherlands. He offers regular workshops and supervision in ST in the Netherlands and abroad. Michiel has written, edited and authored books, chapters and articles on ST, including editing, and writing several chapters in, the Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Schema Therapy, Theory, Research, and Practice (2012). He co-authored Mindfulness and Schema Therapy: A Practical Guide (2014), provides ST-MBCT to patients and trains psychologists and psychiatrists in schema mindfulness.