BAATN Gathering

(Arts Based) Gathering for Newly Qualified Practitioners

A space for newly qualified therapists to bring their challenges and wins, share their voice and learn from their peers. 

Bi-Monthly 10:00am – 1pm

Outline

A space for newly qualified therapists to bring their challenges and wins, share their voice and learn from their peers. Additionally, the gathering will focus on
building a sense of community, offering peer support, and fostering professional development tailored to the unique needs of BIPOC therapists.
We will be using arts-based processes to facilitate the gathering. Attendees don’t need to have prior experience or expertise in arts.

Newly qualified (0 to 3 years of experience) therapists of black, African, Asian, or mixed heritage.

Free to members, £12 for non-members

Time

Saturdays 10.30 am – 1 pm – See upcoming events below.

Facilitators

Palak Mehta| Amruta Huddar

Gathering Statement Of Purpose

Read the Statement of Purpose for all our gatherings

Venue

Online meeting via Zoom

Zoom is free to download and use. For more information about Zoom click here.

To download Zoom free of charge click here.

Cost

Free to Psychological Therapist Members and Student Therapist Members, £12 for Non-members.

(Click here to become a member)

 

BOOKING CONDITIONS

  • Bookings can be made any time up until Thursday at 5 pm before the day of the event.
  • Only the next two upcoming dates will be open for registration at any one time.
  • If you have difficulty booking, email the events administrator
  • If an event is full, email the events administrator to go on the waiting list. If a place becomes available before 5 pm on the day before the event, priority will be given to those at the top of the waiting list.

Full payment will need to be made to guarantee a place.

Refund policy and other booking information

What delegates have said:

“Calm, supportive space where I felt replenished”

“It was a fabulous offering. I really enjoyed the ability to reflect creatively on newly qualified life, and the addition of somatic work was a brilliant plus. I would not hesitate to recommend this.”

Pin It on Pinterest