Relate and Reflect Training and Consultation

While preparing material for our upcoming 'Working Relationally with Complexity and Trauma' training course, I wrote down some bigger picture reflections on the topic. Click here to have a read: https://wix.to/QrzeSlp

Navigating the Unseen and Inter-being: Working with Complexity and Trauma Something repeatedly brought to reflective supervision and therapeutic spaces are the impacts of trauma and disempowerment. There can be confusing, enraging or even frightening ways that humans, and the systems we create, perpetrate and respond to trauma and injustice. And sometimes there are compas...

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We’re excited to be offering this workshop in July!!
If you’re looking to pick up some Cognitive Analytic Therapy informed theory and skills to integrate into your practice, it’s a great chance to explore and learn some key techniques for relationally reparative approaches to complexity and trauma.
✨Early bird reg closes 14/6 ✨

We talk burnout and resilience for mental health and community care settings in our latest blog post: https://www.relateandreflect.com.au/post/burnout-is-relational-reflections-on-resilience-in-our-workplaces

Being a helping professional and team in current practice contexts commonly means grappling with human and systemic complexities. Bringing teams together with a shared relational reflective practice framework can help build connection and compassion, enhancing worker wellbeing and team cohesion. We are passionate about supporting teams and groups to explore and implement a cognitive analytic therapy informed reflective practice model to enhance relational awareness and skills.

Many helping professionals wonder about self disclosure - when and how to use it, and how it might land. It’s a real and relational dilemma. Read Lee’s latest blog post to learn more about relational skills and the use of self for working with stuckness in the therapeutic relationship: https://www.relateandreflect.com.au/post/working-with-stuckness-in-the-therapeutic-relationship-relational-use-of-self

We can all experience moments of “stuckness” in our therapeutic, working relationships. Come and learn some relational theories and skills from cognitive analytic therapy, for reflecting on, and talking accountably about these moments with the people we work with in helping roles.

You can learn more at: relateandreflect.com.au

Earlybird discount finishes March 31st, don’t miss out!

When we teach relational reflective approaches to practice, we find that the 5R's are a supportive and accessible way for understanding and repairing therapeutic relationships...