A full day workshop with two experienced Art Psychotherapists/Supervisors looking at the considerations needed to start a private practice in the Arts therapies sector.
The first half of the day will consist of a lecture focusing on the guidelines and things legally needed to start a private practice, finishing with a large group discussion.
The second half of the day will focus on the considerations which can be personal for the therapist and their chosen client group. This will be in the form of a short lecture followed by small groups and concluding with a large group discussion.
Outcomes: After the therapists have completed the workshop they will have a basic understanding of the legalities running a small private practice and have time and support to workshop creating the private practice best for the therapist and their chosen client group.
Facilitators
Christiane Kelegher
www.ckarttherapy.co.uk
Christiane is an experienced Art Psychotherapist in her 5th year of private practice. Her private practice focuses on working within her own community of chronically ill, queer people online. Her interests lie in intersectionality and accessibility for both the client and therapist. Christiane has a background managing services within the third sector, supervision and academic lecturing.
Alison van Loo
alisonthearttherapist@protonmail.com
Alison has been working as an Art Psychotherapist for eight years working with predominantly children and young people focusing on the issues they bring, from suicidality and self harm to anxiety and identity. She has a small private practice and has been a supervisor for five years. Her other interests lie in self care and helping therapists develop their practice.
Who is it for:
Creative therapists considering starting their own private practice or for those in their established private practice looking for further guidance.
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