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2025 CPD Conference

Self-study courses Topics: Short CPD, Pre-recorded Self-Study, Conference

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, plus interactive elements to help you integrate the material into your practice. 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 On completion, you’ll be awarded a 4-hour CPD certificate, confirming your professional development. Introduced and facilitated by renowned therapist and director Robert Rees.

CPD Conference Autumn 2026 (In-person & online)

Events Topics: Live events, ADHD, Trauma, Supervision, In person, Conference

Friday 11 September 2026
13:00–17:00 online (tickets available)
12:30–17:30 in person (sold out)
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.
The Grove CPD Conference 2026

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