ADHD medication unpacked: making informed choices, led by Dr. James Kustow 

Compulsive sexual behaviour and problematic pornography use are among the most frequently presented and least confidently held issues in contemporary therapy. This 2-hour clinical webinar explores compulsive sexual behaviours through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with greater clarity, confidence and containment.

The Addiction Series - Porn and Sex
(Session 1 of 5 in series)
Wed, September 2nd
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM

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 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.

Discover the emerging connection between ADHD, chronic health issues, and the body’s stress and immune systems. This session introduces the Somatic Super-Syndrome - a powerful new lens linking neurodiversity with physical health, and offering practical tools for regulation, recovery, and deeper understanding.

Friday 11 September 2026
13:00–17:00 online
12:30–17:30 in person
Friends House, London NW1 6BJ

Join us live for keynote sessions on ADHD, trauma, intimacy, and supervision - featuring Dr James Kustow, Nick Totton, Sarah Briggs, Robert Rees, and Elliot Davis.

Alcohol use is one of the most normalised and least explored dynamics in therapy. This 2 hour clinical webinar explores alcohol use through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with greater clarity, confidence and containment.

The Addiction Series - Alcohol
(Session 2 of 5 in series)
Wed, September 30th
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM

Compulsive engagement with screens and social media is a contemporary behavioural addiction that often hides in plain sight. This 2 hour clinical webinar explores screen and social media use through psychological, relational and neurobiological lenses, equipping you to work with clarity, confidence and ethical balance.

The Addiction Series - Social media and screens
(Session 3 of 5 in series)
Wed, October 14th
17:30 PM - 19:30 PM

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: Monday 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 final session of four sessions looks at the Process‑oriented model, inviting you to follow spontaneous bodily process in the moment and trust the bodymind’s capacity for self‑organisation within a solid therapeutic frame.

The Body Psychotherapy Series
Session 4 of 4
Friday 8th January
14:00-16:00 (UK)