Just Imagine! The Transformative Potential of the Imagination and its Place in Psychotherapy

Privately as a psychotherapist, supervisor, and trainer and particularly specialises in working with the survivors of complex trauma. Her trainings in integrative psychotherapy, psychodynamic work, sensorimotor psychotherapy, dance movement therapy, and the Feldenkrais Method all inform her work. She has been a tutor on the counselling diploma course at Bath Centre for Psychotherapy and Counselling, and for the last ten years has acted as internal examiner for the final diplomas. Wright has provided supervision to counselling agencies and organisations in the domestic violence, drug and alcohol, and learning difficulties, as well as trainings on subjects including understanding and working with trauma and somatic resources for psychological therapists. She also writes and in addition to a number of articles, her book Dancing between Hope and Despair: Trauma, Attachment and the Therapeutic Relationship was published by Palgrave in 2016. Her second book, The Temporal Dimension in Counselling and Psychotherapy: A Journey in Time, was published by Routledge in 2020. Her current research focus concerns the change process and what occurs during the life of a therapeutic journey however long it lasts that makes a difference.