Program Description and Expectations
This training program provides an opportunity for therapist development and evolution, both clinically and personally. It is rigorous, both academically and experientially.
- Participation is restricted to practicing therapists with an active caseload and a graduate degree in a clinical mental health discipline.
- Each training cohort is limited to 35 students.
- Demonstration involving participant material and explicit group process work is a core part of this training. All participants are encouraged to engage fully.
- Experiential components will be supported by skilled facilitators who guide individual therapists, small group learning, and clinical practice development.
- Group case consultations are included in the training cost and provide an opportunity to integrate clinical material into practice. Attendance is encouraged but not mandatory.
- Confidentiality is a fundamental requirement. Participants must respect and protect the confidentiality of fellow participants and their own clients.
- To practice somatic relational therapy effectively, it is necessary to engage in it personally. A list of recommended somatic relational therapists will be provided.
- It is strongly recommended that participants arrange professional support (supervision/consultation) with someone experienced in this work during training.
- The training is conducted entirely online. Participants must have a stable internet connection, a computer/laptop with a camera, and a private workspace. Phones, iPads, or tablets are not sufficient for full participation.
- Training is delivered via Zoom for Healthcare. Participants should ensure their internet meets Zoom’s system requirements:
Zoom System Requirements.
Please refer to the BBP Code of Conduct and Terms of Participation for further details.
