Director and Principal Core Trainer:
Rosalind Sharples MSc. (psychotherapy) CTA(P), PTSTA(P), UKATA, EATA, ITAA, UKCP.
Rosalind is a fully qualified psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor trained to masters level in Transactional Analysis.
She is also a member of several organisations; UKATA (UK Association for Transactional Analysis), EATA (European Association for Transactional Analysis) and the UKCP (UK council for psychotherapy). This means she has an ethical framework from which she works, as these bodies advise and oversee how she trains, ensuring that standards are high.
Rosalind has also trained in Process Oriented Psychotherapy and Family Constellation therapy. As an artist and dancer, she brings creativity and somatic awareness to look at the human condition and expand her trainees knowledge, whilst continuing to expand her own knowledge as well.
To find out a bit more about how Rosalind thinks about TA please view video below (to view the whole TA TALK and have access to other short films please become a member of UKATA)
To find out more about Rosalind's work as a supervisor and psychotherapist please follow the link to her clinical practice.
Rosalind Sharples MSc. (psychotherapy) CTA(P), PTSTA(P), UKATA, EATA, ITAA, UKCP.
Rosalind is a fully qualified psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor trained to masters level in Transactional Analysis.
She is also a member of several organisations; UKATA (UK Association for Transactional Analysis), EATA (European Association for Transactional Analysis) and the UKCP (UK council for psychotherapy). This means she has an ethical framework from which she works, as these bodies advise and oversee how she trains, ensuring that standards are high.
Rosalind has also trained in Process Oriented Psychotherapy and Family Constellation therapy. As an artist and dancer, she brings creativity and somatic awareness to look at the human condition and expand her trainees knowledge, whilst continuing to expand her own knowledge as well.
To find out a bit more about how Rosalind thinks about TA please view video below (to view the whole TA TALK and have access to other short films please become a member of UKATA)
To find out more about Rosalind's work as a supervisor and psychotherapist please follow the link to her clinical practice.
Co-Principal of WWICP, Senior Psychotherapist and workshop leader.
Nathan Gould PTSTA(P), UKATA, EATA.
Registered with the UKCP.
Nathan specialises in working with issues of anger and anxiety. he also has extensive training in helping couples develop loving relationships. He works in an empathic and non-judgemental way.
He runs a placement service running low cost counselling to the community. This is called the UK Counselling Network.
Nathan Gould PTSTA(P), UKATA, EATA.
Registered with the UKCP.
Nathan specialises in working with issues of anger and anxiety. he also has extensive training in helping couples develop loving relationships. He works in an empathic and non-judgemental way.
He runs a placement service running low cost counselling to the community. This is called the UK Counselling Network.
Visiting Trainer (Research):
James Sweeney BSc, MA, PG Dip Counselling, CTA(P), PTSTA(P), CTA(P), UKATA, EATA, ITAA.
Registered with the BACP (Accredited) and UKCP.
I am in private practice working with adults, young people, and couples. I also work with groups therapeutically and within the context of training counsellors and therapists in academic settings.
I am interested in research within the fields of psychotherapy. My particular interests revolve around how we can understand and make meaning of the experience of therapy both as clients and therapists and also how change can be conceptualised and be made meaningful.
I am a member of the United Kingdom Association for Transactional Analysis Research Committee.
For more information, please see James's website: https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/therapist/james-sweeney/
James Sweeney BSc, MA, PG Dip Counselling, CTA(P), PTSTA(P), CTA(P), UKATA, EATA, ITAA.
Registered with the BACP (Accredited) and UKCP.
I am in private practice working with adults, young people, and couples. I also work with groups therapeutically and within the context of training counsellors and therapists in academic settings.
I am interested in research within the fields of psychotherapy. My particular interests revolve around how we can understand and make meaning of the experience of therapy both as clients and therapists and also how change can be conceptualised and be made meaningful.
I am a member of the United Kingdom Association for Transactional Analysis Research Committee.
For more information, please see James's website: https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/therapist/james-sweeney/
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Visiting Trainer (Trauma, Neuroscience and Affect Regulation):
Karina Heiligers, PTSTA(P), CTA(P) We are proud to include Karina as a member of our regular visiting tutors. She is the first of the international body of trainers and supervisors on our team. For more information please contact her on: heiligerskarina@gmail.com |
Visiting trainer (Four Fields, the European Perspective and working in the Counselling Field using TA.)
Linda Gillham PTSTA(C), CTA(C)
UKATA, EATA, ITAA. Accredited by the National Counselling Society.
Linda specialises in working with anxiety, depression and relationship issues. She has extensive experience in Mental Health with a history in Inpatient Adolescent Unit, a Therapeutic Community & schools. She uses TA to support people individually and in groups to find autonomy, awareness and intimacy.
She works in private practice, consults for a mental health support organisation and co-ordinates a low cost counselling service.
She also offers a supervision marathon for TAC.
For more information please contact on: lindagillham@ymail.com
Linda Gillham PTSTA(C), CTA(C)
UKATA, EATA, ITAA. Accredited by the National Counselling Society.
Linda specialises in working with anxiety, depression and relationship issues. She has extensive experience in Mental Health with a history in Inpatient Adolescent Unit, a Therapeutic Community & schools. She uses TA to support people individually and in groups to find autonomy, awareness and intimacy.
She works in private practice, consults for a mental health support organisation and co-ordinates a low cost counselling service.
She also offers a supervision marathon for TAC.
For more information please contact on: lindagillham@ymail.com
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External Examiner: Julie Hay TSTA (all four fields)
Julie Hay is a valued and highly experienced member of our community. Her knowledge is widespread and her criteria are demanding. We are incredibly grateful for her generous support and challenge to our training standards at WWICP. For more information please see Julie Hay's website: https://www.juliehay.org |
External Process Facilitator: Mo Felton TSTA(P)
Mo Felton is an experienced, compassionate and wonderfully creative member of our community.
Her position on our staff is as an external facilitator of complex processes and complaints.
At WWICP we believe that things go wrong when there is a break down in communication and that generally people intend well, but may at times make mistakes.
Our intention is to resolve difficulties in a respectful way for all concerned.
Mo Felton is an experienced, compassionate and wonderfully creative member of our community.
Her position on our staff is as an external facilitator of complex processes and complaints.
At WWICP we believe that things go wrong when there is a break down in communication and that generally people intend well, but may at times make mistakes.
Our intention is to resolve difficulties in a respectful way for all concerned.
Proof reading for Diploma and CTA exam writing:
Rowena Lucas Dip. Practice Counselling using TA Psychotherapy.
I enjoy being able to pass on this knowledge, and these techniques of understanding. For me this is a lifelong journey, I am constantly learning about myself and others and gaining new insight. I find the process interesting and deeply rewarding.
It might take you a relatively short time to find your direction and bring resolution to your problems, or you may prefer to take longer with the process of discovery. I use Transactional Analysis psychotherapy because it is clear, easy to understand and a useful 'language' that we can use for identifying what is really going on! However it also has huge depth and can help to explain deep seated beliefs and impressions and enable us to stretch to a new way of being.
For more information, please Rowena's website: https://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/rowena-lucas
Rowena Lucas Dip. Practice Counselling using TA Psychotherapy.
I enjoy being able to pass on this knowledge, and these techniques of understanding. For me this is a lifelong journey, I am constantly learning about myself and others and gaining new insight. I find the process interesting and deeply rewarding.
It might take you a relatively short time to find your direction and bring resolution to your problems, or you may prefer to take longer with the process of discovery. I use Transactional Analysis psychotherapy because it is clear, easy to understand and a useful 'language' that we can use for identifying what is really going on! However it also has huge depth and can help to explain deep seated beliefs and impressions and enable us to stretch to a new way of being.
For more information, please Rowena's website: https://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/rowena-lucas
Visiting psychotherapist and workshop leader (relational transactional analysis, youth work and trauma)
Kate Holcombe, Transactional Analysis Psychotherapist
Many things bring people to psychotherapy; whether it's a change in circumstance, a trauma or an increasing sense of disharmony with something inside oneself or with others. I offer a creative space in which to discover more about what may be happening and a supportive relationship in which to consider change. I work in a tranquil, semi-rural setting that allows for a more flexible approach. This can include more traditional talking therapies as well as artistic, yogic and nature based ones.
For more information, please Kate's website: https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/therapist/kate-holcombe/
Kate Holcombe, Transactional Analysis Psychotherapist
Many things bring people to psychotherapy; whether it's a change in circumstance, a trauma or an increasing sense of disharmony with something inside oneself or with others. I offer a creative space in which to discover more about what may be happening and a supportive relationship in which to consider change. I work in a tranquil, semi-rural setting that allows for a more flexible approach. This can include more traditional talking therapies as well as artistic, yogic and nature based ones.
For more information, please Kate's website: https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/therapist/kate-holcombe/
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Core Training please note:
All core training is delivered by trainers who are fully qualified and registered with UKATA. Anyone offering workshops or training who is not PTSTA or TSTA will be monitored by an approved trainer who is PTSTA or TSTA and are registered with UKATA. |
