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About IFT

 

Since its inception in 1977, the Institute has established a national and international reputation for its work and has become the largest family therapy organisation in the UK.

 

The Institute offers:

 


The Institute is committed to a policy of equality and the elimination of discrimination in all aspects of its work, whether in relation to race, colour, ethnic origin, disability, gender, age, sexual orientation, marital status, culture, nationality or class. It recognises diversity of family forms and the different ways in which people choose to form relationships. The Institute is opposed to any discrmination or prejudice either by word or conduct on the part of any Member or the Institute or its administration, or persons using its premises.

We hope that this website provides you with useful information about the work of the Institute. Please don't hesitate to contact us by phone, fax or email if you would like to discuss any matter raised on these pages. We will be happy to help in any way we can.

Barbara McKay
Director

On behalf of the rest of the Institute's staff:

Judy Gray, Director, Advanced Clinical Training
Lorraine Schaffer, Director of the Centre for Mediation and Conflict Resolution
Chip Chimera, Director of the Centre for Child Studies
Enid Colmer, Director of the Centre for Cross-Cultural Studies
Nadia Tosic, Director of Operations
Andie Barlow, Principal Administrator
Gurdeep Deagon, Workshop & Conference Administrator
Jess McKay, Courses Administrator
Angela Vanriel, Receptionist and Facilities Administrator
Ian Davidson, Book keeper
Julia Molloy, Clinical Administrator
Elisabeth Smith, Membership Administrator
Nick Pendry, Commissioned Work Manager
Sumita Dutta, Course Chair, Graduate Certificate in Systemic Practice (Families and Couples)
Barry Winbolt, Course Chair, Conflict Resolution and Mediation Studies
Rebecca Curtis, Course Administrator and Clinical Referrals Administrator

Stuart Weir, General Assistant

 

 
 
 

The Centre for Cross Cultural Studies

 

is hosting early evening events, featuring distinguished presenters, which provide a forum for sharing information and interest.  You will be very welcome to join us.

5.30 - 7.30 at IFT.  Cost: £15

 

March 11th - When am I a Black therapist and when am I a therapist who happens to be Black?

 

Matthew Ganda, Consultant Systemic Family Psychotherapist, North Essex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

To book your place please email:

becky@iftnet.plus.com