Psychosynthesis Trust

Last few spaces available! ⁠
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Join award-winning psychosynthesis therapist Karen Rawden for this free online taster session, where she will be introducing participants to her summer CPD workshop exploring psychosynthesis as an affirmative approach to neurodiversity. ⁠
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This free taster session is open to everyone, however please note that the workshop itself will be open only to qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. ⁠
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Book your free ticket to the taster event here: https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/taster-the-wisdom-of-difference-neurodivergence/

"Love without compromise"

Actor Elliot Page capturing the empowering, loving and joyful essence of Pride 🏳️‍🌈

Have you ever felt you've needed to leave a part of yourself outside the room in therapy?

Join Trust Graduate Radhika Malhotra for this open dialogue exploring experiences of cultural difference in therapy, and how both clients and therapists might begin to make space for including the whole self in the therapeutic relationship.

To join Radhika and others at the World Cafe, book your tickets here: https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/world-cafe-2026/

The Trust are delighted to share Dolma Beresford's article on Psychosynthesis as the original parts model, and its relevance to trauma-informed work today. ⁠
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Dolma takes us on a journey through the evolution of parts models, one hundred years after the first psychosynthesis centre opened in Rome, exploring how these models have developed and how working with parts can promote stability, clarity and choice in trauma work. ⁠
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The article was first published in BACP's journal, Therapy Today. ⁠
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💫 Read the full article on our website: https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/original-parts-model-dolma-beresford/

What does it mean to work transpersonally in therapy?

Join Advanced Diploma Graduate Caitlyn McCarthy at the World Cafe for a shared, experiential inquiry in to how the transpersonal is understood and lived within psychosynthesis practice.

To book your World Cafe tickets visit https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/world-cafe-2026/

🌟 A couple of last-minute spaces are open on the Essentials of Psychosynthesis, taking place from Friday 12th - Monday 15th June.⁠
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This popular course is about gaining valuable insight, energy and inspiration, and discovering your potential. Joining the Essentials will also create a pathway to our Foundations programme, beginning in September 2026. ⁠
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Essentials is open to anyone interested in psychosynthesis wanting to embark on a transformative learning journey. There is no need to have previously trained in psychology to participate. ⁠
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To book your space, visit https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/training-courses/essentials-of-psychosynthesis/

Dr Angie Fee and Giel Luichjes invite a dialogue on this one-day workshop about self-expression, how we see ourselves, and how identities can shape us.
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The Dialogues on Identities CPD workshop is open to qualified counsellors and psychotherapists from all modalities, and is taking place on 27th June.
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To find out more and to book, visit https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/dialogues-on-identities/

To begin celebrating Pride 2026, the Trust would like to share an excerpt of Mary Oliver's poem 'Wild Geese'.⁠
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Rooted in radical love and joy, Mary Oliver's q***r worldview celebrated life's diversity, and Wild Geese invites us to take our place in the family of life. ⁠
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To listen to the full poem read by Mary Oliver, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_nKg3TBzpU

Can power, when shared and co-created, be therapeutic?

Join Swani Yip at the World Cafe for a reflective, explorative dialogue about perspectives on power between client and therapist, particularly through the lens of psychosynthesis.

To book your tickets visit: https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/world-cafe-2026/

Last few spaces available!

Join award-winning psychosynthesis therapist Karen Rawden for this free online taster session, where she will be introducing participants to her summer CPD workshop exploring psychosynthesis as an affirmative approach to neurodiversity.

This free taster session is open to everyone, however please note that the workshop itself will be open only to qualified counsellors and psychotherapists.

To book your free ticket to the taster event, visit: https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/event/taster-the-wisdom-of-difference-neurodivergence/