Workshops & Conferences
Workshops & Conferences
2009 PROGRAMMEJanuary 2009Working with High Conflict Couples26th JanuarySu Borsig: UKCP Registered Integrative Psychotherapist and presenter and teacher with Confer, Relate SEAL and TMSI.
February 2009Strictly Couples: Different Perspectives on Race, Culture and Diversity18th FebruaryGwyn Daniel: Consultant Family & Systemic Psychotherapist at the Tavistock Clinic and in private practice. Dr Rabia Malik: Co-ordinator of the Marlborough Cultural Therapy Centre and Senior Family Therapist. Damian McCann: Consultant Family & Couples Systemic Psychotherapist, Barnet CAMHS and in private practice. Effective Outcomes with Brief Solution Focused Therapy26th FeburaryBarry Winbolt: Chair of Graduate Certificate and MSc in Conflict Resolution and Mediation Studies at IFT, Head of Training and Clinical Development at PCC Worldwide, accredited Mediator and Systemic Psychotherapist March 2009Exploring Mindfulness in Systemic Practice: A Kind (of) Reflexivity3rd and 4th MarchChris Hannah: Systemic Psychotherapist, Tutor and Supervisor, working in multi-agency contexts and private practice. Duncan Moss: Teacher on the University of Plymouth Clinical Psychology programme, works in supervision and consultation in NHS Primary Care Mental Health Services and freelance Mindfulness Facilitation.
Attachment & Adaptation 23rd - 25th March and 21st - 22nd April(5 days) Dr Patricia Crittenden, author of nearly 100 publications, currently teaching internationally on attachment, assessment of attachment across the lifespan, and applications of attachment theory for psychotherapists. Venue: The Resource Centre, London N7 Cost: £550 MOREBOOK NOW April 2009Children in Adversity23rd and 24th AprilKeynote addresses: Dr Patricia Crittenden Dr Arlene Vetere Jacqueline Walker, PhD Professor Peter Stratton Gill Gorell Barnes May 2009Out of the Rut and Into the Groove: Developing Artistry in Mediation through Reflective Practice14th and 15th MayProfessor Michael D Lang: Mediator, Trainer and Conflict Management Consultant, former President of the Academy of Family Mediators and former Editor in Chief of Mediation Quarterly (now Conflict Resolution Quarterly). Venue: NCVO London N1 Systemic Interviewing, the Therapeutic Relationship and the Development of Therapuetic Style29th MayJohn Burnham: Consultant Family & Systemic Psychotherapist, Director of Systemic Training at Parkview Clinic, Birmingham. Dr Barry Mason: Chair of the Supervision Programme, Co-Chair of the Doctoral Programme at IFT. June 2009Working with Refugees Systemically: Trauma, Resilience and Adversity-Activated Development2nd JuneRenos Papadopoulos, PhD, Professor and Director of the Centre for Trauma, Asylum, and Refugees, and a member of the Human Rights Centre at the University of Essex, Consultant Clinical Psychologist at the Tavistock Clinic (London). The Journey to Recovery: Safeguarding Children Living with Trauma and Family Violence11th and 12th JuneDr Arnon Bentovim: Child and Family Psychiatrist, founder member of the Institute of Family Therapy and the Association of Family Therapy. Marianne Bentovim: Consultant Social Worker and Individual and Family Therapist Healing Oneself: Using CMM's Heuristics to Achieve Love and Compassion, Patience, Tolerance, Forgiveness, Contentment, a Sense of Responsibility, and a Sense of Harmony24th and 25th JuneW. Barnett Pearce, PhD, is Professor Emeritus, School of Human and Organization Development, Fielding Graduate University. As a scholar, he is known for his work in communication theory and has written 7 books and over one hundred articles and chapters. July 2009Partners, Parents and Children, a Joint IFT/RELATE Conference9th and 10th JulyAdventures in Family Therapy: Broadening the Therapists Repertoire of Skills, Methods and Useful Ideas with a Range of Difficult Practice Challenges23rd and 24th JulyMatthew Selekman: MSW, Family Therapist and addictions counsellor, Co-director of Partners for Collaborative Solutions, Illinois, USA, and recipient of the Walter S Rosenberry Award in 2006, 2000 and 1999. Jim Wilson: Consultant Family Therapist, Gwent Health Care Trust, Wales, Consultant Psychotherapist with Foster Care Associates, and Co-director of Partners for Collaborative Solutions. September 2009Preparing Ourselves for the Therapeutic Relationship, Revisiting Systemic Hypothesising21st SeptemberGlenda Fredman: Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Psychotherapist. She has worked with children, adults, elders and people with learning disability, their families and staff teams in hospitals and community settings.
October 2009Open Dialogue in Severe Crises with Families and Professionals12th and 13th OctoberJaakko Seikkula, PhD: Professor of Psychotherapy, University of Jyvaskyla, Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist. When Family Therapists are Asked to Do Consultation20th OctoberDavid Campbell: Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Psychotherapist, Child and Family Department, Tavistock Clinic, London, and Organisational Consultant. November 2009It Does Matter if You are Black or White: Thinking about Families and Schools10th NovemberDr Sharon Bond: Consultant Systemic Psychotherapist, trainer at the Institute of Family Therapy and the Tavistock Clinic, and Director of Chiron Consultation and Therapy Services. A Developmental Perspective on Working with Children and Young People30th November and 1st DecemberChip Chimera: Director of the Centre for Child Studies at the Institute of Family Therapy, systemic family psychotherapist and psychodramatist with experience in working with families in high conflict. Mario Cossa: MA, RDT/MT, TEP, CAWT, psychodramatist, drama therapist, and theatre educator specialising in work with adolescent groups and survivors of trauma. MOREHas Mediation Fulfilled its Promise? Mediation Study Day.4th DecemberCost: £50 3 CPD points |
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