Chairwork for change
webinar
​Tena Davies, Clinical Psychologist & Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor & Trainer
Live, two session webinar, 6.30pm-8pm (AEST) on 23 & 30 July via zoom
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Turn stuck moments into change moments
Are you at an impasse with a client? Join me to deepen your knowledge of how chairwork, a powerful perspective taking technique, can help resistant clients move forwards for good!
​​Across two sessions, you'll learn how to:
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Introduce clients to chairwork without the cringe
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Use chairwork to reduce ambivalence and ignite motivation for change
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Empower stuck clients who resist chairwork
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Adapt chairwork for change to either an online or face-to-face setting
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You'll receive:
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2 x 90 minute live interactive sessions with Q&A​
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Access to the recording (for 12 months)
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Practical, printable resources to help you learn and remember the key concepts
This is perfect for:  time poor beginner and experienced schema therapists who want to feel more confident using chairwork as a powerful tool to motivate and help clients implement change for good.
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​When: This is a live, two session webinar across two consecutive Wednesdays, 6.30pm-8pm (AEST) on 23 & 30 July via zoom.
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Want more? This chairwork webinar is part of a 4 webinar busy schema therapist's webinar series for experiential work where you can learn more about schema therapy formulation, foundational imagery, and advanced imagery skills.
About Tena Davies
What I do
I am a Clinical Psychologist, Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor & Trainer, and PsyBA Supervisor with over 18 years’ experience. I work in private practice with adults in Melbourne, Australia. I love to learn, teach and above all simplify schema therapy techniques so they feel more accessible and workable. I offer individual supervision for accreditation and general schema supervision, schema therapy group supervision, and training.
Why I created this chairwork course
Clients come to us wanting to change but are often stuck in old, self-defeating patterns. I know first hand how hard it can be to shift stuck clients but I also know how chairwork can be used to shift perspectives and instil hope. I want to support other schema therapists to use chairwork change techniques so they can experience the satisfaction that occurs when a client relinquishes resistance and embraces change for good!