Anger, Rage and Relationship

This two day (weekend) workshop, available in Poole and Exeter, will help counsellors, psychotherapists and others in helping professions deepen their understanding of, and confidence in, working with their own and clients’ anger and rage.

• This workshop defines and differentiates between anger and rage, explores the positive aspects of anger and identifies a wide range of ways in which anger gets distorted.
  
• Presents neuroscience, academic and positive outcomes in psychotherapy research, which support a relational approach and methodologies for working with anger and rage
  
• There is an opportunity to view a demonstration of the approach, skills practice, a supervision slot to discuss a case and opportunities throughout for Q&A.
  
• Provides really useful models to guide participants' practice and to share with clients, as well as methodologies that are both professionally and personally useful.
  
• Deepens understanding about how a therapeutic relationship alone provides clients with everything they need to address their anger and rage issues.
• Arms participants with up to date neuroscience, positive outcomes in therapy and academic research findings.
  
• An empathic, relational approach will be experienced first hand as the process of the training mirrors the approach being advocated.

Course Details

10 good reasons to book your place:

1. 12% of the population of England, Scotland and Wales said they had trouble expressing their anger; that’s a very sizeable client group (Boiling Point report, MHF, 2008)
   
   

2. More and more health authorities do not make provision for patients with anger issues and suggest to their patients that they seek help privately
   
   

3. You will find it really helpful in your practice to deepen your understanding about the differences between anger and rage and how to work with them
   
   

4. You will take away really useful models to guide your practice and to share with your client
   
   

5. You will deepen your understanding about how a therapeutic relationship alone provides your client with everything they need to address their anger and rage issues
   
   

6. Feedback about the quality of this training, it’s relevance to practice and it’s usefulness personally to participants is consistently very high
   
   

7. Through this training you will discover that you already have all the necessary skills to work with anger and rage
   
   

8. Rage is an issue for all of us, not just those who come to the attention of authorities or come to us as clients; participants have experienced helpful insights into their own anger and rage processes
   
   

9. You will be armed with up to date neuroscience, positive outcomes in therapy and academic research findings which challenge the mainstream understanding of and approach to rage issues
   
   

10. Participants have commented on how the process of the training mirrors the approach being advocated and experience an empathic, relational approach first hand

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Eligibility:

Our CPD workshops are open to anyone who is interested in the subject matter, wants to develop their skills and expand their knowledge. This workshop is particularly aimed at counsellors, psychotherapists and those in helping professions who work therapeutically with others.


How to apply:

Simply sign up using the booking form on this web page - supplying the requested details and paying the applicable fee (please see the 'Fees' tab for further information and details of other ways to pay). 

Sue Parker Hall:

Sue is passionately committed to practising, researching and teaching philosophy and methods that recognise a real human relationship as the crucible and the vehicle for positive change. 

She has over 20 years of practice working with a wide range of issues and diverse client groups and is author of ‘Anger, Rage and Relationship: An Empathic Approach to Anger Management’ (2008, Routledge).

Sue trains other counsellors and psychotherapists, nationally and internationally to work with these phenomena in an empathic, relational way.

Upcoming Poole workshops:

16th November 2019 (0930 - 1700) & 17th November 2019 (0930 - 1600)

Upcoming Exeter workshops: 

18th July 2020 (0930 - 1700) & 19th July 2020 (0930 - 1600)

Course fees and payment options:

Full Fee:

• £180.00 payable in advance.
   

IMC Approved Practitioners:

• £170.00 payable in advance.

IMC Student / Graduate Offer:

• £160.00 payable in advance.

Further information on fees:

Fees listed include VAT.

Applicants are invited to enrol by paying the applicable fee.


How to pay:

You can pay online (via PayPal) by using the booking form on this web page. You can also pay by credit / debit card, either in person at Iron Mill College in Exeter, or over the phone by calling 01392 219200. Please note that we are unable to accept payments via American Express or Diners Club cards.

We also accept cash paid in person at Iron Mill College in Exeter, as well as cheques, which should be made out to 'Iron Mill College' and dropped in or sent to 'Iron Mill College, 7 Barnfield Crescent, Exeter, Devon, EX1 1QT'. We can also accept payments by bank transfer and standing order - please get in touch with us at 01392 219200 / enquiries@ironmill.co.uk for our bank details or a standing order form. Please use your name as the reference when making such payments.

Cancellation Policy:

A full refund will be issued for any cancellations made by attendees, up to 30 days prior to the course/event start date; a 50% refund will be issued for cancellations made by attendees up to 14 days prior to the course/event start date. No refunds are payable on cancellations made by attendees less than 14 days prior to the course/event start date.

 

Course commencement:

Please note: Iron Mill College makes every effort to avoid altering course times, course commencement and conclusion dates. However, should any changes be necessary, you will be notified at the earliest opportunity. All courses run subject to demand and the formation of a viable class cohort, based on the enrolment of a minimum number of successful applicants. A full refund of course fees paid, including any deposit, will be given to all applicants in the event of a course cancellation or postponement where the college is prevented from providing the course as advertised in circumstances beyond its control, including force majeure or sickness/illness of specialised staff. The college cannot be held liable for any remedy, damages or compensation beyond this.

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• Placements, Personal Therapy and Supervision.
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• Overview
• Entry Level Courses
• Advanced Courses
• Post Qualifying Courses
• CPD Workshops
• A is for Autism - Seminar
• Anger, Rage and Relationship (*SUE PARKER-HALL*)
• A Sense of Home and Connection
• Bereavement and Loss Workshops
• C is for Canine
• Coaching 101 - Introduction to Coaching
• Counselling, Psychotherapy, Ethics and the Law
• Demystifying Creativity in the Therapy Room
• Existential Therapy Seminar (*MICK COOPER*)
• Family Therapy & Family Dynamics
• Getting Your Head Around Your Brain
• Legal aspects of therapeutic work with children and young people
• Professional Certificate in CBT
• Relational Depth Seminar (*MICK COOPER*)
• Supervision Workshops
• TA 101 - The Official Introduction to Transactional Analysis
• Treating Anxiety and Depression in Children and Young People
• Working with Shame - *SUE PARKER-HALL*
• Study Skills Sessions
• Tailor-Made Training