Dr Scott Miller's workshop is now free!

There is now no registration charge for next week's workshop by Dr Scott Miller, entitled: "What works in the therapeutic relationship".

Te Pou recognises that in the current economic climate it can be difficult to meet costs for training and as such has taken the step of fully funding this high quality training event. Full refunds will be given to those people who have already registered and paid.

Please note that attendees will still need to meet their own travel and accommodation costs.

About the workshop

The central message of the workshop is how to build effective therapeutic relationships in the mental health and addiction fields.

About Scott Miller

Scott Miller has a PhD in counselling psychology and is renowned internationally as an engaging, research-based and humorous speaker.

Scott recently co-founded the Centre for Clinical Excellence, an international consortium of clinicians, researchers and educators dedicated to promoting excellence in behavioural health services.

Scott consistently inspires practitioners, administrators, and policy makers to make effective changes in service delivery.

Why?

Service users have stated that they would like staff to be easy to talk with, empathetic, skilled in relationship building and skilled in therapies.

Who will benefit?

Staff at all levels and across all parts of the sector who wish to enhance (or refresh) their knowledge and practice of the therapeutic alliance.

Outcomes for participants

• Enhanced knowledge about 'what works' in the therapeutic relationship.
• Information about 'what works' in therapies.
• Learning about a way of measuring therapeutic success.

Places available

The workshop is limited to 50 places on a 'first come, first served' basis.

Registration

The registration form is available for download in Word and PDF format below. Please scan and email, or fax back to Jacqueline Jones.

Dr Scott Miller workshop registration form Word (701kb)

Dr Scott Miller workshop registration form PDF (40kb)