Boundaries and Frontiers – Karen Weixel-Dixon – 29th of November @ 2 pm – 4 pm GMT ON ZOOM

Boundaries and Frontiers

Frontiers are areas of wilderness and the unknown that are delineated by boundaries.

If we are too boundaried, we may miss the messy or creative possibilities that are excluded; if
we are not boundaried enough, we may invite chaos, or non-therapeutic anxieties.

This will be an opportunity to consider and discuss the purpose of boundaries, both
professional and personal, that may support, or hinder, our therapeutic projects. We may
entertain notions of how and when our boundaries are immutable, and in what circumstances
they may be negotiable.

Limits and boundaries are aspects of all human engagements: it can be useful to consider the
effectiveness of making boundaries explicit, and to what extent they are adaptable in any
human connection.

Please join us for a lively exchange of ideas and information.

Karen Weixel-Dixon

Counselling, Psychotherapy, Supervision, Mediation, Training

M.A., Adv. Dip., Accredited Mediator CMC, CBT cert., UKCP Reg., EAP Cert. Reg.

Karen conducts private practice with individuals, couples, and families, and groups. She was visiting faculty for twenty-three years at Regents University London.

She has authored two books, Interpersonal Conflict (Routledge, 2016), and Existential Group Counselling and Psychotherapy (Routledge, 2020), and co-authored Existential Therapy (Routledge, 2015), with Susan Lacovou.

Karen works existentially and phenomenologically, and has a particular interest in how people engage with time.

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A Certificate of Attendance will be emailed to participants.

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