Many couples don’t struggle because they don’t care. They struggle because they were never taught how to communicate in ways that build connection.

This 3-day workshop is designed to help couples slow down unhelpful patterns, understand each other more deeply, and learn practical tools to navigate conflict more safely.

Guided by a Gottman-trained Couples Therapist, you will build skills to strengthen emotional intimacy, improve communication habits, and reconnect in meaningful ways.

Whether you feel stuck in recurring arguments or simply want to grow together more intentionally, this workshop offers a structured and supportive space to do so.

The introductory workshop illustrates the formation and perpetuating model of maladaptive schemas against the background of age-specific developmental tasks, risk and protective temperamental factors. Relative to the children’s age, early maladaptive schemas described by Young are outlined with their typical child and adolescent appearance and coping strategies. Other topics include the multimodal diagnostic techniques (use of exploration, survey, imagery, case conceptualization) and explain the significance of the therapeutic relationship, psychoeducation and empathic confrontation. 

This 3-day workshop conducted by Dr Rob Brockman aims to provide participants with an introduction to the Schema Therapy Model and ‘mode’ models. It is a skills-based training with opportunities to learn fundamental techniques for working with a range of complex clinical populations, Additionally, participants will learn how to confidently apply Schema Therapy with your clients with complex presentations'.

Conducted by: Dr Rob Brockman

All coping modes are not created equal! Even the most seasoned schema therapists find therapy can grind to a halt in the face of highly rigid and avoidant coping modes. Commonly occurring modes within Cluster C presentations include an array of Overcontroller, Avoidant and Surrender modes that can hijack the flow of sessions. These modes are often ego syntonic and feel central to the client's sense of self. Bypassing these modes in order to reach the Vulnerable Child is key to recovery. This workshop focuses on a range of techniques that can help circumnavigate debates or stalemates with coping modes, to help our clients connect with their most authentic and vulnerable aspects of self. The workshop also focuses on methods for strengthening the client's Healthy Adult identity, with an emphasis on nurturing compassionate inner-connection with their own Child Modes whilst learning to embody an authentic sense of self based on freedom, autonomy and self-expression. 

This training is for qualified clinicians (typically psychiatrists, medical professionals, psychologists, speech and language therapists and occupational therapists) who have prior knowledge and experience of autism and with standardised assessments who wish to include the ADOS-2 as part of their diagnostic assessment.

Over 3.5 days, participants will be introduced and guided through the clinical use and purpose, development, administration, coding and interpretation of the ADOS-2 Modules 1-4.

This workshop’s aims to establish the importance of the supervisory alliance. Dr Aaron will assist participants in their integration of the knowledge and skills to establish and maintain a strong alliance with supervisees.

Singapore law requires a disclosure that a psychology qualification is not a medical or dental qualification

This 3-day workshop conducted by Dr Rob Brockman aims to provide participants with an introduction to the Schema Therapy Model and ‘mode’ models. It is a skills-based training with opportunities to learn fundamental techniques for working with a range of complex clinical populations, Additionally, participants will learn how to confidently apply Schema Therapy with your clients with complex presentations'.

Conducted by: Dr Rob Brockman

"Beyond The Basics" – 3-day Workshop

• Aimed at those with some background in Schema Therapy, this workshop is helpful for fine-tuning current skillsets

• This workshop focuses on overcoming challenges in managing Borderline, Narcissistic and Cluster C Personality Disorders, and Chronic Depression

• Participants will be given the opportunity to fine-tune experiential exercises, including imagery rescripting and chairwork dialogues

Conducted by: Chris Hayes

A 2-day workshop in suicide intervention skills approved by the World Health Organisation (ASIST)

Trainer: Dr Annabelle Chow and Ms Cheng Hwee Fern

This 3-day workshop conducted by Dr Rob Brockman is aims to provide participants with an introduction to the Schema Therapy Model and ‘mode’ models. It is a skills-based training with opportunities to learn fundamental techniques for working with a range of complex clinical populations, Additionally, participants will learn how to confidently apply Schema Therapy with your clients with complex presentations'.

Conducted by: Dr Rob Brockman

Beyond Theory and the Basics

• Aimed at those with some background in Schema Therapy, this workshop is helpful for fine-tuning current skillsets!

• This workshop focuses on overcoming challenges in managing Borderline, Narcissistic and Cluster C personality disorders.

• Participants will be given the opportunity to fine-tune experiential exercises, including imagery rescripting and chairwork dialogues.

Conducted by: Chris Hayes

The course is designed to equip therapists with core skills in family therapy assessment and intervention, drawing on the key theoretical and practical techniques established in this field over the past fifty years.

In this workshop Paul will ensure that participants walk away with a core set of skills in family therapy assessment and intervention, enabling them to get started working with families in their practice. These skills will be drawn from a variety of models, including systemic, structural, narrative and solution-focused, integrated together to provide a map for on-going therapy Specific skills will include systemic assessment using circular questions and relationship scanning, deviation amplifying, enactments and re-enactments and therapeutic letters.

Conducted by: Professor Paul Rhodes

This 3-day workshop conducted by Dr Rob Brockman is aims to provide participants with an introduction to the Schema Therapy Model and ‘mode’ models. It is a skills-based training with opportunities to learn fundamental techniques for working with a range of complex clinical populations, Additionally, participants will learn how to confidently apply Schema Therapy with your clients with complex presentations'.

Conducted by: Dr Rob Brockman

Our long-awaited DBT Social Skills Training groups are back! From March to July 2023, learn essential skills from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy like Distress Tolerance and Interpersonal Effectiveness in a safe environment.

Get to engage in multiple experiential exercises and open discussions to facilitate learning of these skills, and learn how to apply them into daily life. Given that this is a small, open group setting, this is also an opportunity to speak with others from diverse backgrounds who may share similar experiences, worries or questions about the techniques and applicability into daily living.

Limited slots available so sign up before it’s too late!

Conducted by: Stephanie & Kirsty

Conducted by Dr Rob Brockman, this retreat style workshop is ideal for therapists wishing to develop a deeper understanding of their own schemas and increase capacity for self-care. Participants will be guided in application of schema therapy techniques to themselves in a supportive and positive environment; thus, enhancing our ability to meet our own needs and simultaneously developing competence in the application of these skills to clients. This two-day workshop is based on the Schema Therapist Self-Practice & Self-Reflection book recently published by Joan Farrell & Ida Shaw “Schema Therapy from the Inside Out”.

This 3-day workshop conducted by Dr Rob Brockman is aims to provide participants with an introduction to the Schema Therapy Model and ‘mode’ models. It is a skills-based training with opportunities to learn fundamental techniques for working with a range of complex clinical populations, Additionally, participants will learn how to confidently apply Schema Therapy with your clients with complex presentations'.

Conducted by: Dr Rob Brockman

Our long-awaited DBT Social Skills Training groups are back! From October 2022 to March 2023, learn essential skills from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy like Distress Tolerance and Interpersonal Effectiveness in a safe environment.

Get to engage in multiple experiential exercises and open discussions to facilitate learning of these skills, and learn how to apply them into daily life. Given that this is a small, open group setting, this is also an opportunity to speak with others from diverse backgrounds who may share similar experiences, worries or questions about the techniques and applicability into daily living.

Limited slots available so sign up before it’s too late!

Conducted by: Stephanie & Kirsty

When your loved one has Borderline Personality Disorder, you may feel overwhelmed, exhausted, stressed, and lonely. We know caregiving is stressful and exhausting, but what can you do about it?

Taking place every Wednesday from 7.30pm - 9pm, this workshop is aimed at caregivers, family members, and partners of individuals with BPD. The goal is to teach you skills to respond effectively in crisis situations, support each other within the group, and improve the relationship between you and your loved one.

Conducted by: Max & Celine

More than just a toy, the ever popular Rubik’s Cube has numerous benefits for children, including mental rotation and fine motor skills. Taught in a small group setting, social and collaboration among group members will be emphasised as well. At the end of four sessions, each participant will learn how to solve the Rubik’s cube!

Conducted by: Wei Ying

Our long-awaited DBT Social Skills Training Booster groups are back! From August to September 2022, learn essential skills from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy like Distress Tolerance and Interpersonal Effectiveness in a safe environment.

Get to engage in multiple experiential exercises and open discussions to facilitate learning of these skills, and learn how to apply them into daily life. Given that this is a small, open group setting, this is also an opportunity to speak with others from diverse backgrounds who may share similar experiences, worries or questions about the techniques and applicability into daily living.

Limited slots available so sign up before it’s too late!

Conducted by: Stephanie

A resilient and happy society starts with a happy and resilient child. Based on latest scientific research and neuroscience, this comprehensive parenting workshop will equip you with the skills to build an authentic, respectful and thriving parent-child relationship. Learn techniques to navigate some key challenges that parents face especially in the toddler and preschool years.

Our child clinical psychologist, Haanusia, will be working with you to be more aware, informed and intentional in your parenting journey so we can strive to show up as the best versions of ourselves. Slots are limited, so sign up before the seats are taken.

Conducted by: Haanusia

More than just a toy, the ever popular Rubik’s Cube has numerous benefits for children, including mental rotation and fine motor skills. Taught in a small group setting, social and collaboration among group members will be emphasised as well. At the end of four sessions, each participant will learn how to solve the Rubik’s cube!

Conducted by: Wei Ying