Working at the Edge of the Unknown

with Dr Silvia Camastral

Transformation and growth happen in therapy when clients are supported to work at the edge of the unknown.

Staying in the known is comfortable but no growth happens.

But go too far into the unknown and it’s not safe enough for growth.

Finding and staying at the client’s edge between the known and unknown is an essential skillset for therapists who want to do deep work without causing harm.

In this three-hour online training, learn from live case demonstrations and take away clear, practical skills you can apply immediately to your work with clients.

Learn about:

using different methods of edge exploration and the indications for each
framing the experience of being at an edge
momentary and long-term edges
using different experiential channels to unfold the process at the edge
using of process-oriented role play
exploring the polarities in edges
how to notice signals and signal patterns at the edge.

If you’re yearning to go deeper in your work with clients but nervous about how to do it safely, this training is for you!

Your Trainer – Dr Silvia Camastral

Silvia is a process-oriented psychotherapist with a PhD in Psychotherapy and over 25 years therapy experience.

She has been training and supervising therapists for nearly two decades as a senior faculty member of Australia and New Zealand Process Oriented Psychology (ANZPOP), and other institutions including ACAP and QUT.

Scroll to the bottom of the page if you’re interested in group supervision with Silvia.

Professional Memberships:

Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia
International Association of Process Oriented Psychology

Professional Qualifications:

PhD in Psychotherapy
Masters in Counselling (QUT)
Diploma in Early Childhood Education
Diploma in Process Oriented Psychology

This course is eligible for professional development points with most psycho-therapeutic professional associations including PACFA and ACA.

Dates

This training will be offered three times in 2023 on the following dates:

Saturday 1st April
Saturday 3rd June
Saturday 30th September

Time

9 am to 12 noon AEST (QLD time)

Fee

$110 (no GST)

Platform

Zoom

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Saturday 1st April 2023, 9am-12noon AEST

Saturday 3rd June 2023, 9am-12noon AEST

Saturday 30th Sept 2023, 9am-12noon AEST

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Looking for group supervision?

Throughout the year, Silvia runs blocks of small group supervision, open to counsellors and therapists from all modalities – but only those who’ve already experienced working with Silvia, either through workshops with her or one-on-one supervision or coaching.

If that’s you, join the wait list and we’ll let you know when the next group opens up.

ANZPOP acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands we live and work on, the Aboriginal Australian, Torres Strait Islander, and Maori peoples. We pay respect to their elders past, present and future. We give thanks for the wisdom of these peoples that has informed the Process Work approach. We honour the courage, resilience and spirit of traditional peoples in the face of the devastating impact colonisation has had and continues to have on their culture, wellbeing, and sovereignty.