Working with Transference and Countertransference in Practice - ONLINE

This online workshop will involve an exploration of transference and countertransference and how the understanding of these concepts has evolved; variations and types of transference and countertransference; psychotherapeutic relevance and impact; challenges in practice; exploring countertransference and burn-out; and the opportunity to explore and reflect on clinical experiences.

The workshop will explore these ideas from an integrative perspective that draws on a variety of approaches and modalities, developmental theories, and relational-based theories.

It is aimed at qualified and trainee counsellors and psychotherapists from all modalities and approaches, but may also be of interest to psychologists and practitioners from aligned fields who would like to integrate these ideas into their practice.

The workshop will be hosted on ZOOM.

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David Oldfield (MNCPS Acc.): I am an experienced integrative counsellor, psychotherapist, and clinical supervisor, working in private practice in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. My approach is integrative and primarily relational, and I work with individuals with a range of relational and emotional issues. I have particular experience working with anxiety and panic-related conditions, and I have a special interest in personality, and interpersonal and attachment-related problems.

As a clinical supervisor I work with qualified and trainee supervisees, providing individual and group supervision. Like my core practitioner training, my approach to supervision is integrative and primarily relational.

I am also a teaching associate on the L4 Therapeutic Diploma in Counselling at Barnsley College.

You can find more information about me here: http://davidoldfieldtherapy.com/