The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate… The post The Therapist’s Corner: December Inspiration first appeared on Brighton Therapy Partnership ..read more

In this two-part series we talk about the importance of the sibling relationship. Here, in Part Two we focus on the pioneering work of Prophecy Coles in bringing the importance… The post The Work of Prophecy Coles on Siblings first appeared on Brighton Therapy Partnership ..read more

In this two-part series we talk about the importance of the sibling relationship. Here, in Part One we focus on describing the sibling bond, it’s joys and challenges, and what themes may… The post Part 1: Navigating Sibling Relationships in Therapy first appeared on Brighton Therapy Partnership ..read more

The internet can be both a treasure trove of insightful content and entertainment, and also a source of overwhelming information. That’s why the BTP team has come together to curate… The post The Therapist’s Corner: September Inspiration & Expert Insights first appeared on Brighton Therapy Partnership ..read more

In this short article we take a look at four areas that therapists might want to consider when working with someone experiencing complex grief. Complex grief, sometimes called complicated grief… The post Complex Grief in the Therapy Room first appeared on Brighton Therapy Partnership ..read more

We are delighted to present this new blog post, ahead of our upcoming online CPD: *Internal Family Systems: An Introduction* with Liz Martins on Friday 8th November, 10am to 4pm via Zoom, with catch-up available.  Richard Schwartz developed the Internal Family Systems model in the 1980s and has been doggedly promoting the model ever since. But only fairly recently has the approach gathered so much interest that, as at the time of writing, it is almost impossible to get a place on the IFS Level 1 training, either in the UK or the USA. This apparent sudden surge in interest in IFS ther ..read more

We are delighted to present this new blog post, ahead of our upcoming online CPD: *Mothers and Daughters: A complex couple rooted in love & pain* with Victoria Settle on Friday 7th June, 10am to 4pm via Zoom, with catch-up available.  The mother-daughter relationship can hold significant meaning in therapy due to its complexity and depth. The focus on this relationship in therapy offers a rich terrain for exploration, insight, and growth, providing an opportunity for individuals to understand themselves more deeply and cultivate healthier relationships with both their mother ..read more

The following blog post is an adapted version of an original article, written by Graham Music called: Finding courage, resilience and hope after fear, disconnection, and post-Covid malaise and originally published on 26th May 2022 on Graham’s blog. We are delighted to present this new blog post, ahead of our upcoming online CPD: Resparking: Working courageously with trauma and neglect with Graham Music on Friday 19th April 2024, 10am to 4pm via Zoom, with catch-up available. Pre Pandemic The world was by no means perfect pre-pandemic, but then people hugged and kissed each other readily, shoo ..read more

Written by Shelley Holland, Owner of Brighton Therapy Partnership We are very fortunate to have the amazing Simonne Gnessen join us at Brighton Therapy Partnership for an online evening seminar on Monday 19th April to discuss *Understanding our Relationship with Money: New Perspectives for Therapists*. Knowing Simonne’s work I know this is going to be an insightful and exciting deep dive into the ways in which we all have a complex relationship with money and how it impacts our private practice work. I hope you can join us then! In the meantime…. I’ve had a draft of this article on my desktop ..read more

Throughout history, many renowned figures in various fields, including William Shakespeare, Carl Jung and Elvis Presley, have been identified as “replacement children” – individuals born following the death of a sibling, and often perceived, or treated as a “replacement” for the lost child. We have written the following article in preparation for our upcoming evening seminar: The ‘Replacement... Source ..read more