Self-Compassion in Clinical Practice

The Essentials | The Complete course

Do you want to integrate self-compassion into psychotherapy in a trauma- and shame-sensitive way?

Then you have come to the right place.

Buy for €450

Module One/Two/Three:
Self-Compassion in Clinical Practice – The Essentials

Practical tools and evidence-based guidance for integrating self-compassion into individual psychotherapy

complete course

What you will learn

Module 1

Presence


To improve your therapeutic presence through focused mental training, which is based on the neuroscientific model of compassion. To strengthen the therapist’s resilience.

Module 2

Relationship

To transform challenging moments of excessive responsibility, striving, powerlessness, fear of being overwhelmed by emotions and shame into wise and compassionate action with your clients through parts-based exercises.

Module 3

Interventions

To design trauma-sensitive and shame-sensitive case conceptualizations and compassion-based interventions for your clients which consider their attachment style and mentalizing capacity.

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Please note

This course gives you the tools and principles for how to improve your therapeutic presence and how to adapt the existing self-compassion exercises as found in MSC, CMT etc. to your clients’ needs, symptoms and competencies. This course does not contain generic self-compassion exercises or specific exercises for clients. Easy exercises for clients can be found here. Generic self-compassion exercises can be found here or take the Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) Programme. 

Buy for €450

Module One/Two/Three:
Self-Compassion in Clinical Practice – The Essentials

Practical tools and evidence-based guidance for integrating self-compassion into individual psychotherapy

My Story

In 2008, I initiated and led the first clinical trial of compassion-focused therapy for individuals with psychosis, merging my clinical experience and training in mindfulness to create new interventions (Gumley et al. 2010; Braehler et al. 2013a; 2013b).

Our team recognized that clinicians needed training as well. Fortunately, colleagues in the US were drafting self-compassion programs for the public. I have since played a crucial role in developing the Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) program and its dissemination, including training teachers.

Since 2010, I have lectured and written book chapters on integrating self-compassion into treatment (e.g. Braehler & Neff, 2020; Braehler, 2023). The practice of love and compassion can’t be learned from books alone, which is why I’ve created an interactive and informative video course to aid your learning.

Step aside and let compassion do the work!

 
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