Webinars

Focused, clinically rich 60-minute webinars on specialist topics — designed for practitioners who want to deepen their understanding of complex clinical areas without a full day out of practice. All webinars are recorded and available for purchase.

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Upcoming Webinars

Pornography in the Consulting Room: A Clinical Framework for Practitioners

Pornography is increasingly present in clinical work — yet many practitioners feel underprepared to address it with confidence and clarity. This webinar offers a practical, non-judgmental clinical framework for understanding and working with pornography use across a range of presentations.

Facilitated by Rebecca Higgins — specialist clinician in sex addiction, betrayal trauma and relational wounding with advanced training through IITAP.

When Attachment is the Wound: Integrating EMDR and Attachment Trauma

For many clients, the wound is not a single traumatic event — it is the chronic, relational injury of insecure or disrupted attachment. This webinar explores how EMDR can be integrated with an attachment-based framework to work effectively with attachment trauma in clinical practice.

Facilitated by Rebecca Higgins — EMDRAA and EMDRIA accredited consultant with 16 years of specialist experience in trauma-informed, attachment-based practice.

Mapping the Traumatic Memory: An EMDR Approach

Effective EMDR work depends on a clear, nuanced understanding of how traumatic memory is structured and stored. This webinar offers practitioners a practical framework for mapping traumatic memory — supporting more precise, effective and client-centred EMDR work.

Facilitated by Rebecca Higgins — EMDRAA and EMDRIA accredited consultant and specialist in intensive EMDR and complex trauma.

Beneath the Presenting Problem: Case Conceptualisation Through a Psychodynamic Lens

What brings a client to therapy is rarely the whole story. This webinar offers practitioners a psychodynamic framework for going deeper in case conceptualisation — moving beyond the presenting problem to understand the relational, developmental and unconscious dynamics that shape a client's experience.

Facilitated by Rebecca Higgins — specialist clinical supervisor and psychodynamic psychotherapist with 16 years of experience in complex case conceptualisation.