If you would like to purchase a link to watch an event recording and/or a CPD certificate for an event, you can do so below.
CPD Certificates
Our CPD certificates confirm your attendance or viewing of the content, and learning hours and are suitable for professional body requirements. Once purchased, you will receive a downloadable certificate for your records.
Please ensure you attended the live event or completed the full recording before purchasing your certificate.
Event Recordings
If you would like to watch the material or were unable to attend live, you can purchase access to the full event recording. A link to watch the recording is sent to you via a link in an email.
Important reminder: recordings are not available for the 'Broaching the inclusivity conversation' event.
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After an event has taken place, you can buy:
• The recording: a link to watch the event in your own time, whether you missed it or want to revisit the material.
• A CPD certificate: to confirm your attendance and learning hours for your professional body.
You can buy either one, or both together.
Most of our events are recorded, but not all of them. Recordings are not available for Broaching the Inclusivity Conversation.
Find the event you’d like, choose the recording, the CPD certificate, or both, and complete the checkout. Prices are shown before you pay.
Yes, but you’ll need to buy the recording as well, and watch the full recording before using the certificate as CPD evidence. We can only issue a certificate if you attended the live event or have purchased the full recording.
Your recording link will be emailed within 24 hours of your purchase. You’ll have access to the recording for 12 months.
You’ll receive a link to download your certificate within 24 hours of your purchase. The number of CPD hours is shown on the certificate and on the event’s page.
No. If you chose a booking option that includes the recording, your link will be emailed to you, usually 1-3 working days after the event. If it hasn’t arrived after 3 working days, check your spam or junk folder, then email info@thegrovepractice.com.
Yes. You can buy the recording, a CPD certificate or both for any individual session that has taken place. Complete series recordings are also available on our online learning platform once a series has finished.
We’ll send them to the email address you use at checkout, so please use one you check regularly.
Important: to receive your recording and CPD certificate, you need to be opted in to receive emails from The Grove. Please tick the email opt-in box when you buy. If you can’t find our emails, check your spam or junk folder.
Recordings are for your personal learning only. Please don’t share, download, edit or distribute them, or share your access link with anyone else.
Recordings and CPD certificates are non-refundable unless we’re required to offer a refund by law or we agree to one in exceptional circumstances. This doesn’t affect your statutory rights.
Email info@thegrovepractice.com, and include the name of the event and the email address you used to buy.
If you have a question about your booking, or an expected email has not arrived, please contact info@thegrovepractice.com. We’ll be happy to help.
Four short, focused keynote sessions with live Q&A on ADHD, Trauma, Emotional Freedom Techniques, intimacy, supervision and body‑based work in psychotherapy. Purchase just the recording, or opt to include a 4-hours CPD certificate.
Compulsive sexual behaviour and problematic porn use are among the most frequently presented and least confidently held issues in therapy. In this 2 hour seminar with Robert Rees and Elliot Davis, you will learn how to differentiate high desire from compulsion, work with shame, secrecy and arousal cycles, and place sexual behaviour in an attachment, trauma and nervous‑system context.
Part of The Addiction Series.
Alcohol is one of the most normalised and least explored dynamics in the room, yet over 600,000 adults in England are estimated to be alcohol dependent, with high overlap with anxiety and depression. This 2-hour seminar with Robert Rees and Elliot Davis looks at drinking on a continuum from “social reliance” to dependency, how alcohol functions as regulation and self‑medication, and how to assess risk and intervene without minimising or moralising.
Part of The Addiction Series.
Compulsive engagement with screens and social media hides in plain sight and is often written off as “just how life is now”. In this 2-hour seminar with Elliot Davis and Robert Rees, you will explore screen use as regulation, avoidance and dissociation, the role of comparison and shame online, and how to co‑create realistic behaviour‑change experiments instead of vague lifestyle advice.
Part of The Addiction Series.
Join Grove Psychosexual Therapy tutors Polly McAfee and Duane Yon for an introduction to working with the most common sexual problem, desire discrepancy. A thought-provoking 1-hour presentation of 5 useful concepts for helping clients where one person in the relationship wants sex and the other doesn’t, or one wants markedly more sex than the other.
A 60-minute webinar with Dr. James Kustow offering an evidence-based overview of ADHD medication. Learn how different medications work, what to expect from titration, common side effects, and how treatment fits alongside therapy and lifestyle strategies.
Join therapist and EFT master trainer Ashley Meyer for an illuminating introduction to Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).
EFT, often known as ‘tapping’, has gained international recognition as a gentle, effective approach for working with anxiety, trauma, phobias, pain and self-limiting beliefs. A simple yet powerful method that combines elements of cognitive therapy and acupressure to help clients release emotional distress and restore balance to the nervous system.
This webinar, the second in a series hosted by The Grove Practice, features psychotherapist Nick Totton discussing the wildness of the body in therapeutic practice. Totton defines wildness as spontaneous and embodied, and urges therapists to embody it themselves to invite clients into relational presence. The conversation covers neurodivergence, discharge over containment, working outdoors with "other-than-human people," spirituality in embodiment and political activism through therapy.
When we think about the environment, we tend to focus on our carbon footprint. But what if the real challenge begins closer to home, within our own minds? This one-hour discussion with Robin Shohet and Robert Rees explores how our inner world affects the outer one. Learn a simple method to clear mental “pollution” and cultivate greater clarity and compassion.
Discover the raw, untamed wisdom of the body in this thought-provoking conversation with renowned therapist Nick Totton. Together with Robert Rees, Nick Totton explores how wildness and embodied presence can transform therapeutic practice and healing. This recording captures the full talk, reflections, and Q&A — offering inspiration and practical insight for anyone drawn to embodied, relational therapy.
Attendees described the event as “brilliant and thought-provoking,” “deeply affirming,” and “a breath of fresh air.” Over 300 therapists and practitioners from the UK and beyond joined live, with comments from as far afield as Thailand, France, South Africa and Lithuania.
Gain full access to The Grove’s 2025 CPD Conference Recording, a rich resource for therapists, supervisors, and mental health professionals. This package includes the complete recordings of all four keynote talks, the full audience Q&A, and a downloadable brochure with exclusive conference-only offers. You’ll also receive the full slide decks from each presentation to support your learning and a 4-hour CPD Certificate. Talks include:
Sex is dead, long live the relationship - Sarah Briggs
How full is your trauma toolkit? - Elliot Davis
Supervising trauma – supporting without absorbing - Ruthie Smith
Amber signs – clues to adult ADHD in your clients - Dr James Kustow
In this eye-opening 1-hour talk, Dr. James Kustow, consultant psychiatrist and leading voice in integrative approaches to ADHD, invites you to go beyond the behavioural and neurological models of ADHD. He presents a systemic and somatic framework for understanding the condition in adults, drawing attention to a constellation of comorbidities too often overlooked in mainstream practice.
If you work with ADHD, or live with it, this talk will shift your perspective and expand your clinical toolkit.
Join Lisa Sanfilippo and Robert Rees for a one-hour training exploring the connection between sleep and mental health. Learn how to apply body-based tools from yoga therapy, breathwork, and polyvagal theory—plus gain a CPD certificate, slides, and an audio version to listen on the go.
Most therapists can name the trauma responses - fight, flight, freeze, and fawn - but how often do we help clients feel different in their bodies?
In this recorded webinar, Robert Rees and Tamsin Olivier explore what it truly means to work with the body in trauma therapy. Moving beyond theory, they share grounded insights and practical somatic tools that support clients in building real experiences of safety, connection, and regulation. Ideal for therapists, coaches, and healing practitioners looking to deepen their trauma-informed, body-based approach. Includes access to the recording and CPD certificate.
How to Thrive with Adult ADHD is a 90-minute live webinar exploring practical strategies to manage and harness the strengths of ADHD in adulthood. Led by Dr. James Kustow and Robert Rees, this expert-led session delves into Dr James unique conceptualisation of ADHD, providing practical strategies for management and describes possible evidence of associated physical health co-morbidities.
Therapy isn't just something we offer—it's something we live. Over time, the tools we use in the room begin to shape the way we move through the world: how we listen, how we respond, how we pause before reacting, how we hold space for others—and for ourselves.
In this honest and intimate conversation, Robert Rees, Ben Yalom, and Elliot Davis explore how the practices we teach become the quiet foundations of our own growth. From cultivating stillness to navigating triggers, this session is an invitation to reflect on what happens when therapy tools move from theory into everyday life—and change us along the way.
This moving and intimate session explored the deep terrain of therapeutic presence, vulnerability, and relational depth. Co-led by Ben Yalom, director and co-author of *Hour of the Heart* (written with his father, Dr. Irvin Yalom), and Robert Rees, psychotherapist and Director of The Grove, the conversation held space for honesty, humour, complexity, and connection. Participants joined from across the globe, representing 39 countries.
Ruthie Smith and Robert connect for a 90-minute workshop exploring the transformative field of Energy Psychotherapy. This talk introduces an innovative approach to psychotherapy that integrates body, mind, and energy alongside traditional talking therapy. The workshop includes experiential exercises such as energy balancing and karate chop tapping, offering practical skills to take away for use with clients.
This webinar introduces the Adjustment model, exploring how breath, posture and movement shape clients’ emotional lives and how small, consent‑led changes can open more embodied space in therapy.
The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 1 of 4
Friday 6th November
14:00-16:00 (UK)
Drug use often begins as an adaptive response to distress, trauma and disconnection, yet it carries significant risk, harm and clinical responsibility. This 2 hour clinical webinar offers a nuanced, non reductive exploration of substance use through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with clarity, containment and ethical precision.
The Addiction Series - Drugs
(Session 4 of 5 in series)
Wed, November 11th
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM
This session focuses on the Trauma/Discharge model, showing how to recognise and safely support somatic release of stored survival energy without tipping clients into re‑traumatisation.
The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 2 of 4
Friday 27th November
14:00-16:00 (UK)
Date: Tuesday 1st December 2026
Time: 6:30–7:45pm (UK time)
Location: Online via Zoom
Fee: £25 (inclusive of VAT)
A 75-minute live webinar with Dr. James Kustow offering an evidence-based overview of ADHD medication. Learn how different medications work, what to expect from titration, common side effects, and how treatment fits alongside therapy and lifestyle strategies. Ideal for adults considering medication, currently taking it, or supporting someone who is.
Please note this is a paid for event.
This webinar explores the Relational model, highlighting how two bodies co‑create the therapeutic relationship and how your own embodied responses can become vital clinical information.
The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 3 of 4
Friday 4th December
14:00-16:00 (UK)
Work addiction and burnout are often socially rewarded yet clinically significant patterns. The impact on health, relationships and meaning in life can be profound. This 2 hour clinical webinar explores work related addiction through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with clarity, confidence and ethical balance.
The Addiction Series - Work
(Session 5 of 5 in series)
Wed, December 9th
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM
This 8-day accredited certificate course, facilitated by Cabby Laffy and her daughter Shana Laffy, is designed for qualified counsellors, psychotherapists or psychologists who would like to become qualified and skilled in working therapeutically with couples and other relationships. Online or in London, 50-60 CPD hours.
This 8-day certificate course is facilitated by Cabby Laffy, Duane Yon, and Polly McAfee. The course is designed for qualified counsellors, psychotherapists or psychologists who would like to become more skilled in working therapeutically with psychosexual issues.
Learn new and exciting ways to conceptualise and make sense of Adult ADHD, for you and your clients, and support you to work with it creatively, holistically and therapeutically. The course also includes a foundational level ADHD coaching skills approach. Regardless of your primary modality, if you want to really understand, and learn to work effectively with individuals with ADHD, this is the course for you. Zoom, in-person and hybrid options available.
The course is designed for counsellors and psychotherapists who are acting as supervisors or who are considering adding supervision to their practice.
Welcoming individuals who have or suspect they have Adult ADHD. This groundbreaking, Zoom-based course is designed to provide inspiration and direction, for individuals who have ADHD (or strongly suspect they have it), in addition to professionals working in (or interested in working in) the fast moving field of adult ADHD. A bringing together of the adult ADHD community, hosted by The Grove.
This CPD course provides in-depth training on trauma, PTSD, and Complex PTSD, using a tri-phasic trauma therapy model. Participants will gain practical skills in trauma stabilization, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Trauma-Focused CBT, and managing intrusive imagery. The course also covers working with specific client groups and collaborating with other professionals for comprehensive treatment and recovery. This course is taught at a level suitable for qualified professionals who are already established in their own mode of practice.
Tuesday 1st December 2026 | 6:30-7:45pm (UK time)
£25 (inclusive of VAT) | Live on Zoom
Join us for an accessible, high-quality webinar that brings clarity to how ADHD medication works, what to expect, and how to make confident, informed choices about treatment.
Register now