The Power of Boundaries: Why We Set Them and Why They Matter
1-day workshop | 27th February | Alivia Rose | Exeter Campus
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Discover why boundaries matter and how to set them with confidence in this practical, reflective, and empowering workshop.
As a Gestalt Psychotherapist and Trainer, I believe it’s essential that we deeply understand the nature and function of boundaries in clinical work—for the safety of both our clients and ourselves. But before we can use them effectively, we need to ask: What are boundaries? And why do we use them?
This one-day workshop offers a dynamic blend of theory and experiential exploration, with room for reflection, discussion, and even a little humour. Together, we’ll unpack what boundaries really are, why they matter, and how to work with them more confidently.
By strengthening our understanding and practice of boundaries, we build not only our clinical confidence but also create the secure container necessary for therapeutic work to unfold. When boundaries are clear, both client and therapist can relax into the process, knowing the space is safe and held.
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What are the objectives?
To deepen understanding of boundaries in therapeutic work and build confidence in identifying, setting, and maintaining them effectively.
What will participants learn?
- The purpose and function of boundaries in therapy
- Different types of boundaries (emotional, physical, etc.)
- How to recognise personal and client boundary patterns
- Skills for communicating and holding boundaries with clarity and compassion
What will they take away with them?
- Practical tools and frameworks for working with boundaries
- Greater self-awareness of their own boundary style
- Increased confidence in managing boundaries in clinical settings
- A felt sense of how clear boundaries support safety and therapeutic depth
Who is this event for?
- Trainee counsellors
- Qualified counsellors and psychotherapists
- Helping professionals
Meet the Tutor: Alivia Rose
As a Gestalt Psychotherapist and Trainer, I think it is imperative we have a deep understanding of the nature of boundaries in our clinical work.
Senior Psychotherapist U.K.C.P reg.
Alivia Rose has worked as a Psychotherapist, Trainer and Supervisor for 42 years.
www.aliviarose.co.uk
Additional information for participants
No prep work needed but please bring a pen and paper.
