now booking for October 2026

WHEN: 17/10/2026

WHERE: ASHFORD INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, KENT

A one-day in-person intensive followed by two structured online skills labs for pre-accreditation psychotherapists on integrative training routes.

Integration in Practice offers a clear, sequenced approach to working with core belief patterns in clinical practice. The programme is designed to strengthen clarity, deepen experiential contact, and support confident intervention within the realities of therapeutic work.

£425 per person

10 hours CPD

Comprised of  1x full day in-person and 2x live virtual follow-up labs

Early bird discount (if booked before 17th July 2026) £365

Scheduled payment options available on request

Further dates planned for February and June 2027

We explore a structured three-phase approach to integration in practice:

Identifying hot thoughts and tracing unwanted patterns to underlying core beliefs. Participants develop greater precision in formulation and clearer intervention direction.

Working with the associated emotional imprint rather than factual reconstruction. Through contained and guided processes, participants learn how to engage affect safely and intentionally.

Bringing belief and feeling into current awareness and working with the whole pattern through the therapist’s primary modality. This stage strengthens applied confidence while preserving modality integrity.

All work is underpinned by the relational conditions essential to effective therapeutic practice.

• One full-day in-person intensive
   
• Two structured online follow-up skills labs
   
• Cohort size: 8–12 participants
   
• Experiential, applied and professionally contained learning environment
   

The follow-up labs support continued integration, allowing participants to rehearse, reflect and refine application within their own clinical work.

Integration in Practice is designed for pre-accreditation psychotherapists who wish to:

• Strengthen clarity in identifying core belief structures
   
• Move more confidently between cognitive and experiential work
   
• Integrate modalities intentionally
   
• Develop sound clinical judgement within integrative practice

Participants complete Integration in Practice with:

• Greater clarity in identifying core belief structures
   
• Increased confidence moving between cognitive and experiential work
   
• A structured sequence for integrating modalities in live clinical settings
   
• Strengthened ability to work with affect without overextending or avoiding
   
• A more grounded sense of clinical judgement within integrative practice