If you are a therapist or practitioner looking for room rental, then The Old Rectory Clinic is ideally suited for enthusiastic and professional therapists to build or expand their private practice.

The Old Rectory Clinic's popular viewing days are a fantastic opportunity for you to find out more about becoming part of our professional team of therapists and practitioners. The viewing day will allow you to find out more about how we work and get a feel for the clinic to see if we are the right place for you to build your private practice.

The Old Rectory Clinic is South Gloucestershire's premier Complementary Health Care Clinic. It is based in a stunning Grade II listed building in the village of Iron Acton, north of Bristol. The clinic has four sound proofed therapy rooms with natural light, all decorated and equipped to a very high specification. Additionally there is a large meeting/training room and a welcoming and calming waiting room for clients. There is extensive free onsite parking, and large beautiful grounds which can be accessed by clients and therapists. The Old Rectory Clinic is conveniently located for Bristol, Cardiff, Gloucester, Bath and the surrounding area. Good transport links for the M32, M4 and M5 motorways and a 10 minute taxi from Bristol Parkway Station.

Full information about room rental why not visit our Room Rental Page.

This CPD workshop explores the Neuroscience of Perception and how understanding some neuroscience helps us to help our clients. This is a tailored workshop for a maximum of 24 people in a comfortable and friendly environment running from 9:30am - 4:30pm. The workshop costs £75.00 and includes the following:

All accompanying training notes.

Certificate of Attendance - this event counts as 7 Hours of CPD.

A delicious locally sourced buffet lunch.

Refreshments mid-morning and afternoon.

Free parking.

We will explore the questions of:

How do we know what is real and what is a perception?

Is the 'real' world something we can experience with our senses?

Where does that leave concepts? 

Why does the intellectual brain 'switch off' in times of stress?

What is the theory or rewind/reframe?

What it is and how to do it.

What do we mean by ‘conscious, unconscious and sub-conscious’?

What is sleep and do we know what it is for?

What are the myths of Neuroscience?

This CPD is an informative and fun look at neuroscience, with the aim of increasing your understanding of the most complex thing in the universe, your brain. We will look at perception issues commonly faced by our clients and the science of changing our perceptions.

Tickets are £75. To book your place please click on this link

Evan George is one of the founders of BRIEF in the UK. This one-day programme will introduce participants to the BRIEF approach to Solution Focus thinking and to the key elements of practice within the approach. SF is a flexible, collaborative and empowering approach that can be used with parents, adults and adolescents, with couples and families, and in group-work. The approach can be used both formally in ‘intervention’ sessions and also informally in short conversations, as well as in meetings. The approach fits well with principles of equal access and has a strong capacity to build cooperation and partnership, including in statutory work and with ‘reluctant clients’. This is a tailored workshop for a maximum of 24 people in a comfortable and friendly environment running from 9:30am - 4:30pm. The workshop costs £120.00 and includes the following:

All accompanying training notes.

Certificate of Attendance - this event counts as 7 Hours of CPD.

Full Post Course support via email

A delicious locally sourced buffet lunch.  

Refreshments mid-morning and afternoon.

Free parking.

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The programme will introduce participants to the solution focused way of thinking and to the core techniques within the approach. These will include:

Picturing the preferred future

Building on what’s working

Highlighting change

Identifying small signs of progress.

Building an expectation of good outcome.

Participants will leave the day:

Clear about the nature of Solution Focused approach

Clear about those purposes for which Solution Focus is not applicable or appropriate

Aware of the key elements of practice within the Solution Focused approach

With ideas about how elements of the approach can be used within their own work setting

Ready to begin using elements of practice in their work.