Using Objects in Therapy Practice

Using Objects in Therapy

Join us for a creative and experiential in-person training exploring the use of objects within psychotherapy, facilitated by Toni Goodall.

This is an opportunity to explore how objects can be used within the therapeutic space to help clients express, explore and make sense of their experiences and relationships in ways that words alone may not always allow.

We'll play and experiment with a range of ways of working with objects, and consider how these approaches might be incorporated into your own practice. There will be space to try things out, reflect on your own responses, and share ideas and experiences with fellow therapists in a supportive and informal setting.

You don't need to have any previous experience of using objects in therapy - just come with an openness to experiment and see what emerges.

We intentionally keep our training groups small to allow for plenty of space for participation, discussion and exploration.

Facilitator: Toni Goodall

Toni Goodall is a BACP Accredited and UKCP Registered Relational Psychotherapist, Supervisor, Trainer and Facilitator. Her therapeutic practice draws on Gestalt, Existentialism and Relational Psychoanalysis, with creativity forming an important part of her work. She is particularly interested in the ways that creative approaches can offer different ways of exploring our experiences and relationships.