CBPC offers Psychotherapy, Training, Supervision, and Continuing Professional Development. We are a leading edge centre of excellence for this specialised approach to resolving relationship problems and have been established since 1989. Our next intake for training for the Post-Qualifying Diploma in Body Psychotherapy will be in autumn 2021.
We are continuing to take applications for this. We plan to go ahead with it as an in person training. Most difficulties in relationships and personal problems can be helped by body psychotherapy. This includes stress, which is often experienced as irritability, weepiness, aches and pains, sleeplessness, exhaustion and lack of interest in life.
We are continuing to take applications for this. We plan to go ahead with it as an in person training. Most difficulties in relationships and personal problems can be helped by body psychotherapy. This includes stress, which is often experienced as irritability, weepiness, aches and pains, sleeplessness, exhaustion and lack of interest in life.
Services
Individual sessions of body psychotherapy are available at our Cambridge Centre. In the present situation with social distancing we are able to offer online psychotherapy. Our clients come from places within travelling distance of Cambridge - London, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Beds, Herts and the Midlands.
We offer two pathways of training for the Diploma in Body Psychotherapy and registration with the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). The training for those with no existing psychotherapy training and qualifications is on hold while we are going through a period of restructuring. Our plans for this have been disrupted by the pandemic.
The Biodynamic Massage training programme is for those in the caring professions (teachers, nurses, social workers, physiotherapists, O.T.s, counsellors). We also accept applications from those working in other fields wanting to pursue an interest in massage and with a career change in mind. Courses are taught in Cambridge on a series of weekends.
THIS TRAINING embraces three major goals: First, to make a relevant bridge between trauma theory and trauma practice; Second, to make non-touch somatic tools available to the trauma practitioner; Third, to equip therapists to distinguish and help clients who 1) are not good candidates for processing trauma memories and 2) those who are good candidates for processing memories.
Short courses and introductory courses are available in Cambridge and we can also arrange to teach an existing group in your locality. A minimum of ten participants is needed. Courses include Introduction to Body Psychotherapy, Introduction to Biodynamic Massage, and Relaxing Mind and Body (stress and relaxation from a body psychotherapy perspective), Working with Anxiety, Work with Physical Symptoms, Emotional Anatomy and Physiology.
