An
introduction to the work of George Kelly applied to
Counselling and Human Relations. This one day experiential
workshop explored the way in which we develop feelings
and attitudes towards ourselves and others and how these views
are tested and maintained.
If the
‘self’ is constructed – as Kelly suggests – then it can be
de-constructed and then re-built, which is clearly good news
when our self picture becomes stuck or distorted.
Dr David Woodhouse
Dr David Woodhouse is a counselling psychologist with
more than 30 years experience. He has trained in London
and at Nottingham University. He was awarded his
Master’s degree and Doctor of Philosophy. He taught in
Nottingham and Leicester, offering human relations and
experiential courses for teachers and other
professionals involved with counselling and
interpersonal skills.
He has given papers at the University of Oxford,
Chicago, Toronto and Harvard.
He has published articles on stress, anxiety, group
dynamics and education.
More recently he has taught at Wirral Metropolitan College and
has a Private practice in Chester. He is now offering a series
of one day workshops at Pebblestones, for counsellors and
counsellors in training.
