This practical evening seminar will give clinicians concise, clinically applicable tools for working with trauma. Dr Gabriel Ellul will introduce core principles from polyvagal theory, structural dissociation and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and demonstrate short, clinic-ready techniques to help patients regulate nervous-system states and re-integrate traumatic material. Dr Nuri Gené-Cos (Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at the Maudsley Trauma & Dissociation Service) will present a one-hour clinical talk (with anonymised case material) on complex trauma formulations and the interventions she has found effective in tertiary care.
A facilitated Q&A where both speakers respond to clinical questions from the audience
Date: 10 November 2025
Time: 18:00–20:00.
Venue: Richmond Foundation – Head Office and Training Centre
Location directions: Link to Google maps
Registration
Fee: Euros 50
Payment – Via Bank transfer Payable account number: MT65APSB77046006498420001003972
Bank name: APS Bank plc Beneficiary: Richmond Foundation
Please fill in the registration form below by 9th November 2025
Speakers
Dr Gabriel Ellul: MD MRCPsych MA Bioethics CCST Psych
Dr Gabriel Ellul will introduce core principles from polyvagal theory, structural dissociation and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and demonstrate short, clinic-ready techniques to help patients regulate nervous-system states and re-integrate traumatic material.
Dr Nuri Gené-Cos: Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at the Maudsley Trauma & Dissociation Service
Dr Nuri Gené-Cos will present a one-hour clinical talk (with anonymised case material) on complex trauma formulations and the interventions she has found effective in tertiary care
What you will gain
- Clinic-ready nervous system regulation techniques
- Real case examples from tertiary care
- Polyvagal theory applications
- Complex trauma formulation frameworks
- Evidence-based intervention strategies
- Live Q&A with both speakers