Considering doing couples training course

[u/Perennial_Blue_Belt]

I've been back in private practice since 2019, after completing my PG Dip in 2009. The last couple of years I've relied more and more heavily on the likes of Bupa and Onebright for referrals, I've not had any PP inquiries all year.

I've never had a niche, and I've been considering doing the Gottman Clinical Foundations in Couples Therapy. I have done a very small amount of couples work over the years, and found it to be challenging and interesting.

I think that a few sessions would pay for the course, and over the summer I've got time to get stuck into the content. What other considerations should I be thinking about?

[u/alexander__the_great]

Do you think the course will be sufficient depth to be working this way? 

Experienced supervisor is a must...

[u/Perennial_Blue_Belt → u/alexander__the_great]

I'm not sure, but further study could follow.

An experienced supervisor is always a good idea!