The Timeline Technique course is designed to help counsellors and psychotherapists guide their clients through a structured exploration of their life events. This approach enhances clients’ self-insight by mapping significant memories and experiences, promoting a coherent self-narrative. The course covers four phases: Preparation, Implementation, Reflection, and Revisiting, offering practical advice, prompts, and alternative delivery methods. It integrates psychodynamic and narrative therapy principles, making it suitable for various client needs, including trauma work. Participants receive lifetime access to video lessons, worksheets, and a CPD certificate upon completion.

The Identity Informed Relational Therapy (II-RT) course outlines a new therapeutic perspective which integrates principles from social psychology and object relations theory to help therapists understand and work with clients’ personal and social identities. This approach offers practical tools to explore and reshape clients’ inner and outer worlds, aiming to alleviate distress and support healthy growth. II-RT is evidence-based, non-diagnostic, and designed to be flexible, enhancing existing therapeutic practices. It’s suitable for clients seeking a balance between insight-based and solution-focused therapy.