Key Perspectives for Efficient Psychotherapy workshops
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9 monthly workshops for qualified therapists​ in the Key Perspectives for Efficient Psychotherapy seriesWhat makes therapy efficient isn't more technique - it's the quality of the therapist's attention. Across nine monthly sessions, Dr Elvin Aydin Keles brings together object relations, Transactional Analysis, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Mentalization-Based Treatment, and the DSM-5 Alternative Model for Personality Disorders into a single developmental year, building the kind of clinical presence that reaches the clients other approaches can't. Each workshop takes place 5.00pm - 7.00pm UK time. Workshop titles and dates available are:
10 September 2026 - The relational self: how we come to be who we are
8 October 2026 - The past in the present room: understanding transferential phenomena
12 November 2026 - Working with what happens between us: the therapeutic relationship as instrument
10 December 2026 - Seeing the whole person: relational assessment, case formulation and treatment planning
7 January 2027 - When the relationship breaks: rupture, repair and the therapeutic use of failure
11 February 2027 - Patterns that outlive their purpose: neurotic organisation and the logic of limitation
11 March 2027 - When the therapy stops moving: therapeutic impasse as breakdown in contact, mentalizing and relational flexibility
8 April 2027 - Mentalizing under pressure: working with severe self and interpersonal dysfunction
6 May 2027 - The efficient therapist: integration, synthesis and what this year has asked of us
For full content of the workshops - see the programme details on our website.
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Thursday 10 September 2026 5:00 PM - Thursday 6 May 2027 7:00 PM (UTC+01)Location
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