Training in the Facilitation of The BodyMind Approach

for supporting people with Medically Unexplained Course details

Symptoms (Follow up by invitation only)
When:

What does the programme cover? Friday 23 - Saturday 24

November 2018, 09.15 - 17.30

To further train and assess participants in the application of TBMA to

Where:
those with medically unexplained bodily symptoms at the primary-
community care interface. Subsequently, participants will be free to use
University of Hertfordshire
the approach in both private practice and the NHS/Corporate settings.
Hatfield
AL10 9EU
Exploring the importance of presence, through bodymindfulness,
self-nurture and kindness in self-managed care. Cost:
An examination of the relevance of adverse childhood
experiences and insecure attachment to MUS. £220pp
A short assessment prior to certification will take place during
Contact:
the second day.

Sonia Menezes
Who is this programme for?
s.menezes@herts.ac.uk
This is a follow-up course, by invitation, for those who have
satisfactorily completed the introductory course. It is designed for Queries?
qualified professionals aiming to integrate TBMA into their practice
TBMA with people with MUS. A commitment to attend both days is Professor Helen Payne
required. 01707 285861
H.L.Payne@herts.ac.uk
About the tutors

Professor Helen Payne, PhD:

Snr Reg/Fellow ADMP UK; UKCP accred. psychotherapist and group
analyst. Helen is one of the leading international experts in the field of
embodied psychotherapy. Her research on medically unexplained bodily
symptoms has shown significant outcomes.

Silvana Reynolds, Reg. ADMP UK

Trained in DMP, gestalt and Authentic Movement, Silvana is a facilitator

 for TBMA courses for people with MUS including the QIPP project,
approved by The Department of Health. Silvana has been an approved
trainer in TBMA for many years and has had substantial experience
working in the field of mental health in the NHS.

How to apply

To register interest please email Sonia Menezes.

For more information/related queries, please call Helen Payne on

01707 285861.

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