This workshop is aimed at counsellors, psychotherapists and counselling students who wish to improve their confidence when faced with suicidal ideation or intent in their clients. The workshop has a personal development focus with a number of experiential exercises and challenges to facilitate exploration in a safe space. The deepest and darkest places may contain gateways to the most profound and joyful transformations and it becomes a privilege to work with clients at such depth.
The facilitator, John Dykes was, for many years, a Samaritan and a trainer of Samaritans.
Cost: £80 per person or £50 for students and volunteer counsellors and volunteer supervisors.
The workshop is being run by Network Counselling and Training and will be held in Stoke Gifford, Bristol.
More information can be found at: www.network.org.uk or email
training@network.org.uk
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