Bundles

Clinical presenters – Dr Lynne Jacobs

Join renowned Gestalt therapist Dr Lynne Jacobs for a rich and thought-provoking 5-part webinar series that delves into core themes of contemporary relational Gestalt therapy. The series includes in-depth presentations on Dialogue and Double Consciousness, the Paradoxical Theory of Change, Enduring Relational Themes, Intersubjectivity and Gestalt Theory, and I–Thou Relationships. Each webinar offers a unique opportunity to explore key theoretical insights and their clinical applications, guided by one of the most respected voices in the field. Available as a bundle, the series offers outstanding value for clinicians, students, and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of relational Gestalt work.

Clinical presenters – Dr Joan Haliburn, Prof Lisa Cohen

This comprehensive webinar bundle brings together five outstanding presentations by leading clinicians and theorists, offering in-depth perspectives on the origins, complexity, and treatment of personality disorders. From foundational knowledge to advanced clinical application, the series explores the developmental and relational roots of personality pathology, including the roles of trauma, attachment, and neuro-evolutionary systems. Topics include working with Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders, the intersection of addiction and personality, and a unifying framework for understanding differential diagnosis and treatment planning. Presented by Dr. Joan Haliburn and Dr. Lisa Cohen, this bundle is an essential resource for mental health professionals seeking a deeper, integrative understanding of personality disorders and how to work effectively with this challenging clinical population.

Clinical Presenters – Prof Andrew Moskowitz, Dr Paul Martin

This deeply moving three-part webinar bundle offers a rich exploration of grief as a psychological, cultural, and relational experience. Drawing on research, clinical insight, and cross-cultural perspectives, we examine how grief unfolds differently for each individual—and how therapy can respond with nuance, compassion, and creativity. Topics include the use of personal grief rituals tailored to attachment styles, the diagnostic and therapeutic distinctions between normal and complicated grief, and the significance of bereavement hallucinations—those vivid, often comforting sensory experiences of the deceased.

Across these presentations, clinicians will discover new ways to support clients in mourning: by honoring their emotional needs, deepening their connection to the lost loved one, and fostering meaning-making in the aftermath of loss.

Daniel Shaw

This powerful three-part webinar bundle features renowned psychoanalyst and author Daniel Shaw, offering a comprehensive exploration of traumatic narcissism, relational subjugation, and cult-related trauma. Drawing on his influential theory of the “traumatizing narcissist,” Shaw provides in-depth clinical insights and practical strategies for working with clients who have endured controlling, shame-inducing, and emotionally abusive relationships—whether in families, intimate partnerships, or cult-like systems.