Sand Tray Therapy is a a creative therapy in which clients represent their personal world in symbolic form by working with objects in a sand-filled tray. Working in this way can powerfully enhance a client’s awareness and promote expression, exploration and resolution of a variety of issues.
Sand Tray Courses
Introduction to Sand Tray Therapy
An opportunity to discover and experiment with using sand tray in your practice.
This course is aimed at professionally trained counsellors and psychotherapists, or counsellors in training.
1 day course, 9.30 am – 4 pm
6 hours of CPD
Cost: £95 (incl of VAT)
Have a look at upcoming courses to see when our next course is running.
Deeper in the Sand
A follow-up course to our Intro course aimed at professionally trained counsellors and psychotherapists to refresh or further develop the use of sand tray in their practice.
1 day course, 9 am – 1 pm
4 hours of CPD
Cost: £65 (incl of VAT)
NEW: Therapeutic Sandtray Play with Children
This course is suitable for non-counsellors. The training will cover:
- Introduction to sandtray work with children
- Using sandtray to support emotional wellbeing
- Using sandtray to support language development
- Using sandtray to promote positive behaviour & social skills.
3 hour training, 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
Cost: tbc
Bookings
Discounts available to students, and for multiple bookings. Please contact the office for details.
All Sand Tray courses come with CPD certification and take place at the Wellspring Office in Starbeck, Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
Interested? For more information, or to book please contact office@wellspringtherapy.co.uk or phone 01423 881 881
Have a look at upcoming courses to see when our next course is running.
Feedback from our Introduction to Sand Tray Course:
‘Brilliant day, thoroughly enjoyable & insightful. Wonderful training.’
‘Well paced, very professional, and friendly.’
Feedback from our Deeper in the Sand Course:
‘Good practical approach, with hands-on exercises.’
‘Really good support and guidance. Thank you.’
‘All aspects of the day were powerful and creative.’
