NORTHSIDE
TRAINING
Courses and Workshops in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy
with The Institute for Relational and Sexual Therapies
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What is Psychosexual Therapy?
Online workshop
Friday 30 August 2024
12 - 1pm UK time Tickets £5.
Join ThIRST for an insightful online event where we will explore the fascinating world of psychosexual therapy. Whether you're curious about what it entails, or considering specialising in this field, this event is perfect for you. Our expert speakers will delve into the principles and techniques of psychosexual therapy, answering all your burning questions along the way. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn and grow!
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The ThIRST 2 year part-time Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapies is a programme crafted to provide a supportive and enriching experience, where you will feel secure, challenged, inspired, and valued on your educational journey. Delivered in an experiential and dynamic manner, our aim is to push boundaries, foster growth, and facilitate transformation.
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A comprehensive course dedicated to nurturing your growth as a reflective, knowledgeable, and compassionate psychosexual therapist who is equipped to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those you serve.
About ThIRST
Founded by Lohani Noor, ThIRST is committed to continuous learning and professional development in psychosexual therapies. Our programmes are designed to be dynamic, forward-thinking, and responsive to the evolving landscapes of sex, sexuality and therapy. We stress the significance of ongoing personal and professional growth, viewing the therapeutic relationship as a catalyst for change, and recognizing the importance of political awareness in addressing the complexities of human experience.
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Lohani is a UKCP registered psychotherapist with AccCOSRT. She originally trained as a transactional analysis and then went on to complete an MSc in Psychosexual Therapies. She is an active member of COSRT and has developed a national network of therapeutic groups for adults who experience the care system as children.