In this CPD workshop we will study, explore and practice how to work with relationships.

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The couple dynamic that develops between partners comes from instinctive reactions, thought patterns and behavior related to the narrative/story of our lives and the personal feelings of each  partner.

An important part of our work as individual / couples therapists is to identify the couple dynamics. For example:  one partner verbally hurts the other, and then the other partner reacts with aggression or detachment. This can create a counter-reaction of further aggression or distance, which can lead to a couple crisis. In this training we will explore, experience, learn and understand different couple patterns and how to work with different couple dynamics.

You will learn:

*  To identify the couple dynamics while explaining it experientially to the couple.

* Triangular observation and awareness of the dynamics between couple and therapist.

*  To work with the body’s somatic sensations during the formation and continuation of the dynamics .

*  Deep processing at all levels and internalize the dynamics.

*  To create and strength the personal and couple desire to create change.

* To work with breathing practices and mindfulness to strengthen the ability to change.

* Personal and couple assignments between therapy sessions to improve and change the dynamics.

* To see the relationship from a higher perspective and incorporate the spiritual layer in the relationship.

We will close the workshop with a focus on the great potential for growth and development- from identifying the couple dynamics and our ability as therapists, to bring change and improve responses to one another, with strengthening couple communication in the relationship.