This half day workshop will be facilitated by Mary Franklin-Smith from Light of Mind.
Mary will walk you through the purpose and process of creating a psychological formulation when working with people with eating disorders, and demonstrate how this provides a useful framework and structure for the therapy.
This CPD training is suitable for qualified and student music therapists, art therapists and dramatherapists.
Please note:
this training is only available live
bookings are non-refundable.
Mary Franklin-Smith
https://www.lightofmind.co.uk/
Mary qualified with a Master’s Degree in Drama and Movement Therapy from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London.
She is a:
HCPC registered Sesame Drama and Movement therapist
Mantra Therapist and Supervisor – Kings College London and South London and Maudsley
Clinical supervisor
Heart of Thriving Three Principles life coach
Founder of Light of Mind
She worked for over 17 years in specialist NHS mental health services before taking her own leap of faith to fully fly with Light of Mind. She learned and witnessed so much, working as the CAMHS Lead Therapist in a prison and as a senior leader at The West Yorkshire Adult Eating Disorder Service, she remains forever grateful for these enriching and humbling experiences. She continues to offer therapy, training, consultation and supervision to a range of NHS patients and health and social care clinical staff. She has made several radio, podcast and TV appearances speaking about different aspects of mental health, research and innovation.
Her work takes her across the globe offering bespoke Light of Mind services in business, education and theatres. She has a range of clients from all walks of life. She regularly presents at local, national and international conferences and universities. Her research interests include: Embodied group therapy, Innate Health and use of tele therapies and multi/social media. She is co-author of several academic papers and is in the process of writing a book about Innate Health and Disordered Eating with a colleague. She lives In West Yorkshire with her husband, three children and two dogs.