Project overview

The Strathclyde Counselling & Psychotherapy Research Clinic is pleased to offer a series of four collaborative workshops based on distinct research themes. The aim of these workshops is to bridge the gap between research and practice within counselling and psychotherapy, to exchange knowledge and experience on these themes with professionals in the field, and to collectively develop shared principles of practice to enhance the therapeutic experience.

These workshops will be held in person at the University of Strathclyde campus, are offered free of charge, and can be counted as part of your continued professional development (CPD) commitment. Each workshop will begin with a buffet lunch and opportunity to network. Attendees will also be invited to take part in our follow up research which aims to understand how research impacts professional practice (for more information, please see Follow-up Research Study below).

Accessibility

We have chosen the Technology and Innovation Centre as the venue for our workshops because it is highly accessible. It offers level access to the building, lift access to all floors, wheelchair spaces in every auditorium and induction loops in all rooms. Accessible and gender-neutral toilets are clearly signposted on every floor. Designated safe areas are available throughout the building for anyone who may not be able to use stairs during an emergency evacuation. You can take a virtual tour of the TIC and view the floor plans in advance of the event.

If you have specific access requirements, please contact us at counselling-research-events@strath.ac.uk. We can discuss your needs and share information with the TIC Operations team, who will be happy to talk you through any relevant emergency arrangements.