Cambridge Infant Observation Group
'If you ever get a chance to take part in an infant observation I would say put aside your anxieties and allow yourself to embark on a truly rich and unforgettable journey' Psychotherapy trainee
Have you thought of developing your therapeutic skills by taking part in Infant Observation?
Watching a baby grow into a person, week by week in their home environment and in their relationships with carers, puts an observer deeply in touch with early feelings and experiences. Regular visits and the non-intrusive stance of being a trusted observer strengthens our capacity as therapists to keep still, to hold anxiety,
to listen and feel with others. Discussing observations in a small, confidential group enables shared holding and understanding to grow in us.
Bridging Therapies Consultancy affirms Karen Gold, as the facilitator for the Infant Observation group that meets weekly in North Cambridge and which currently has vacancies. For more information, visit www.cambridgeinfantobservation.com
'If you ever get a chance to take part in an infant observation I would say put aside your anxieties and allow yourself to embark on a truly rich and unforgettable journey' Psychotherapy trainee
Have you thought of developing your therapeutic skills by taking part in Infant Observation?
Watching a baby grow into a person, week by week in their home environment and in their relationships with carers, puts an observer deeply in touch with early feelings and experiences. Regular visits and the non-intrusive stance of being a trusted observer strengthens our capacity as therapists to keep still, to hold anxiety,
to listen and feel with others. Discussing observations in a small, confidential group enables shared holding and understanding to grow in us.
Bridging Therapies Consultancy affirms Karen Gold, as the facilitator for the Infant Observation group that meets weekly in North Cambridge and which currently has vacancies. For more information, visit www.cambridgeinfantobservation.com