TR Together, 10 New Street, London (2026)

14/04/2026

Too often menopause is framed only through symptoms, loss, or decline. Yet writers and thinkers like Greer remind us that this life stage can also hold depth, perspective and a profound expansion of self. For many women, menopause is not only a biological transition but a psychological and existential one, a time when identity, relationships and priorities are re-evaluated.

At our upcoming conference, we are asking an important question:

How can we, as clinicians, support women not only through the challenges of hormonal change, but also towards the potential for integration, authenticity and growth that this stage of life can bring?

Join us to explore the intersections between hormones, mood, psychotherapy and women’s lived experience, and how integrated care can better support women through midlife transitions.

Women's Mental Health Conference
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

13/04/2026

In our upcoming Women’s Health Conference, psychotherapists Letticia Banton and Martha Doniach will each present a case study from their work with clients around the menstrual cycle and menopause.

Together with our other speakers they will expand on what working with menstruality means in psychotherapeutic practice.

Click through the slides for some of the practice areas we will be discussing.

Women's Mental Health Conference
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

12/04/2026

"I feel more visible now than I ever did when I was younger. Yes, I was looked at, but only as an object of projection—completely disconnected from who I felt I was inside. Now, I feel I am truly seen. I am more authentic, integrated, and powerful. I care far less about what others think. I am more in touch with my inherent goodness and creativity, which bring me greater joy than at any other time in my life."
– 58 yr old psychiatrist

Menopause isn’t just loss.

It can be integration, authenticity, and freedom.

Let’s change the narrative.

Women's Mental Health Conference
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

10/04/2026

"During the period of life we call the perimenopause and menopause, women can experience a sense of 'rage' at the societal 'con' they have been unwittingly part of—being socialised into invisibility or objectification, leaving them unaware of themselves and unable to truly see their own identity…"
– Therapist, BBC Woman’s Hour 2024

This quote from Dr Rachel Gibbons editorial on the Royal College of Psychiatrist’s first ever position on menopause points to something deeply psychological. Menopause is not only a biological transition, but a moment of reckoning with identity, value, and how women have been seen, or not seen, throughout their lives.

Our conference will explore how clinicians can work with these powerful emotional experiences, rather than reducing them to symptoms alone.

Women's Mental Health Conference
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

09/04/2026

Last Chance to Book! Working with Chronic Pain, Trauma & Attachment Series

This course offers an experience of treating chronic pain from the inside out and the outside in. Course leader Dr. Fran Sommer Anderson will offer guided experiential processes, share interviews and podcasts with leaders in the field of research and treatment as well as selections from the literature on chronic pain and published clinical case material. She will teach you basic self-regulation tools that you can use in treating people in persistent somatic distress.

The class is experiential and didactic, not a lecture format. Each week there will be assignments and/or readings provided. We encourage you participants to engage with the readings and learning materials and to participate in class as this will enhance learning considerably.

Assignments and materials will be made available in participant’s TR Together accounts each week for the following session. We will be sharing these details week by week so as to pace your engagement. At the end of the course you will have access to all the course materials in your account for lifelong learning.

Dr. Fran Sommer Anderson will lead the course, a relational psychoanalyst in New York City and specialist in treating chronic somatic pain and emotional trauma. She is recognised internationally for her publications and teaching that focus on integrating affect, cognition and bodily experience in psychological treatment.

📅 Thursday, April 16, 2026 - Thursday, May 21, 2026 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (UK)
📍 Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (12 CPD credits), & Recording
🔗 Register here: https://trtogether.com/events/chronic-pain

08/04/2026

Are you an NHS practitioner interested in mental health?

We offer a 15% discount using code TRCPDNHS for all our events, courses and series both in person and online.

You may be particularly interested in our interdisciplinary conferences, upcoming is the Women’s Mental Health Conference with keynote speaker Dr Sue Mann, Clinical Director for Women’s Health in the NHS.

📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

07/04/2026

A new statement from the Royal College of Psychiatrists calls for a holistic understanding of menopause and mental health.

Psychological. Social. Cultural. Relational.

Not just hormonal.

Join us on April 25 for a conference exploring how we can bridge the divide between medicine and psychotherapy.

📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

Read more in our blog post by Rachel Gibbons: https://trtogether.com/about-us/blog/the-menopause-transition-a-call-for-a-holistic-approach-by-dr-rachel-gibbons

04/04/2026

“Male dominance – and with it the superiority of the male body – was cemented into medicine’s very foundations, laid down in ancient Greece. In the third century BC, the philosopher Aristotle described the female body as the inverse of the male, with its genitalia turned outside in. Women were marked by their anatomical difference from men, and medically defined as faulty, defective, deficient.”
– Cleghorn 2022

This legacy continues to shape how women’s bodies, and experiences such as menopause, are understood, often reducing complex psychological transitions to purely biological processes.

Our conference seeks to challenge this legacy by bringing together medical and psychological perspectives in a more integrated, holistic approach.

📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 10:30 am - 4:15 pm (UK)
📍 Kings House, London, N1 9JY | Zoom & Recording
📚 Ticket includes: Certificate (6 CPD credits) & Recording
🎟️ In Person: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood
🎟️ Online: https://trtogether.com/events/womens-hormones-cycles-and-mood-online

03/04/2026

“(There is) a view of menopause as catastrophe”…. “If women on the youthful side of the climacteric could glimpse what this state of peaceful potency might be, the difficulty of the transition would be lessened”
– Greer 1991

In an editorial piece on the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ first ever position statement on menopause Dr Rachel Gibbons opens with Germaine Greer.

Read her excellent piece here:
https://trtogether.com/about-us/blog/the-menopause-transition-a-call-for-a-holistic-approach-by-dr-rachel-gibbons

02/04/2026

Free Event: Otto Kernberg in the Introductions to Contemporary Psychoanalysis Series

Join Dr Frank Yeomans and Dr Diana Diamond in conversation with Aner Govrin (editor of the Routledge series) as they explore Otto Kernberg: A Contemporary Introduction.

For over 60 years, Otto Kernberg has shaped the landscape of psychoanalysis and psychiatry transforming how we understand personality development, personality disorders, and therapeutic technique. This discussion will explore his lasting impact, with particular focus on clinical work and approaches such as transference-focused psychotherapy.

Expect a dynamic, open conversation engaging clinicians, scholars, and anyone interested in how psychoanalysis continues to evolve in understanding human relationships.

📅 Thursday, April 30, 2026 | 6:00 pm – 7:15 pm (UK)
📍 Zoom (no recording available)
📚 Free to attend, includes: Certificate (1 CPD credits)
🔗 Register here: https://trtogether.com/events/free-series-ottokernberg

01/04/2026

The impact of social, cultural, and political forces on psychoanalytic clinical work?

This April’s Recording of the Month explores countertransference in work with couples and families in a time of global instability.

With contributors from Tavistock Relationships and the International Association of Couple and Family Psychoanalysis (AICPF)

🎥 Recording of the month throughout April
🎟️ Discount code: RECORDING25
🔗 Purchase here: https://trtogether.com/event-recordings/countertransference-in-couple-and-family-psychoanalytic-work

31/03/2026

Last chance to book!
Join our 10-week online seminar series: An Introduction to Therapy with Couples

An opportunity to explore the fascinating world of couple dynamics and psychotherapy on Monday evenings from 7pm to 8.30pm starting on Monday, April 20th. Through key theoretical readings, group discussion, film material, and case examples, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of what it really means to work with couples in the therapy room.

✨ Explore topics such as:
• What brings couples together & “couple fit”
• Unconscious dynamics & projective processes
• S*x, sexuality, and psychosexual perspectives
• Attachment styles & intergenerational patterns
• Conflict, aggression, and repair
• Crisis, separation, and endings

Led by experienced couple therapists trained at Tavistock Relationships, this course is ideal for both beginners considering a new path and practitioners looking to expand their skills.

📅 Monday, April 20, 2026 – Monday, July 6, 2026 | 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm (UK)
📍 Zoom
🎓 Ticket includes: Certificate (16 CPD credits)
📚 A strong foundation for further clinical training
Please note: this course does not qualify you to practise as a couple therapist.

Secure your place now and take the next step in your professional development.
🔗 Register here: https://trtogether.com/events/an-introduction-to-therapy-with-couples-summer-26

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