Creative Technniques

with Cecilia Jarvis

Course information

Being able to listen and respond to our clients is the bedrock of the therapeutic relationship. Sometimes this can be enriched by the use of creative techniques to further explore and illuminate a client’s hidden processes.

Drawing from psychosynthesis, this workshop will address how, if and when to introduce creative techniques with a client, including contra-indications to their use. We will explore how awareness of the body can enhance the experience and understanding of deeper processes; how to work with free drawing to enhance or contain feelings and how guided imagery can be used to evoke strengths and potentials, resilience and resources within the client.

This is an experiential workshop so participants will be expected to engage with the exercises personally and to practice using them with members of the group.

Speaker

Cecilia Jarvis is a UKCP registered psychotherapist (HIPS) who has worked in  private practice in London for over 30 years. She has trained psychotherapists, counsellors and supervisors for over 25 years and co founded a professional counsellor training at the Mary Ward Centre. Originally trained in Psychosynthesis, Cecilia works as an integrative psychotherapist.

Cecilia is still passionate about clinical work. She uses creative tools respectfully when appropriate with her clients, supervisees and students.

What previous participants have said about this course

This is a new course.

Course programme

Saturday, 27 March 2020

Course venue

Lumen, Tavistock Place, central London

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