Trauma Supervision Group for Early Career Therapists Refine your trauma-informed practice with expert guidance in a supportive, small-group setting.

Working with psychedelic and non-ordinary state experiences can bring complex clinical material into the room. Clients may have identity shifts, relational changes, grief, spiritual or symbolic material, new understandings of themselves, or experiences that are difficult to organise and make sense of. This ongoing group supervision offers practitioners a place to bring de-identified clinical material and work through it with Nigel Denning (MA, MPsych).

Trauma Supervision Group for Early Career Therapists Refine your trauma-informed practice with expert guidance in a supportive, small-group setting.

Working with psychedelic and non-ordinary state experiences can bring complex clinical material into the room. Clients may have identity shifts, relational changes, grief, spiritual or symbolic material, new understandings of themselves, or experiences that are difficult to organise and make sense of. This ongoing group supervision offers practitioners a place to bring de-identified clinical material and work through it with Nigel Denning (MA, MPsych).

For over 50 years, Holotropic Breathwork has served as a continuity between the first wave of psychedelic therapy and today’s resurgence in psychedelic research, providing a valuable framework for understanding expanded states of consciousness. It is considered to be an effective analogue for psychedelic states.

Trauma Supervision Group for Early Career Therapists Refine your trauma-informed practice with expert guidance in a supportive, small-group setting.

Working with psychedelic and non-ordinary state experiences can bring complex clinical material into the room. Clients may have identity shifts, relational changes, grief, spiritual or symbolic material, new understandings of themselves, or experiences that are difficult to organise and make sense of. This ongoing group supervision offers practitioners a place to bring de-identified clinical material and work through it with Nigel Denning (MA, MPsych).