WHO Mental Health Considerations
Click on link below to access World Health Organisation considerations during COVID-19 outbreak WHO Mental Health Considerations during Covid-19 …read more Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
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Explaining Covid-19 to Children
Explaining COVID-19 (Coronavirus) to Children Let the child/young person’s questions and their age guide as to how much information to provide: • very young children need brief, simple information and reassurance that they are safe and that the people they care about are safe. They may ask Will I get sick? Will granny/grandad die? • […]
Covid-19 and Social Welfare Payments
In these uncertain times, many people are worried about the impact of Covid-19 on their finances. The link below may also be of some assistance in relation to social welfare payments. Keep well everyone. FTAI Executive Committee Covid-19 and Social Welfare Payments …read more Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
“PPRR” a map for creating a relexive PPRRactice with John Burnham
“PPRR” a map for creating a reflexive PPRRactice Overcoming Problems – Creating Possibilities through …… Wrestling with Restraints and Embracing Resources 2-day workshop with JOHN BURNHAM Contemporary approaches have brought a ‘breath of fresh air’ into the systemic field through creating forward looking practices, de-emphasizing problems and restraints, whilst emphasizing resources and possibilities. I created […]
Search and Reunion in Adoption- A Systemic Practice Application with Narrative and Nuance
Presenters: Dr. Joyce Maguire Pavao and Dr. Valerie O’Brien Outline of Workshop: Context of search and reunion in Ireland – Where the law is now? What is possible and not possible? Clinical Issues in Search and Reunion issues. Case Studies and Narrative information to explore belief systems How are Open Adoption and Search and Reunion […]
Kate Middleton Went to Family Therapy to Support Her Brother, James
Family therapy can serve individuals, couples and families. As the article below states- not everyone needs to be there all the time, – people can attend in ones and twos, but it can open up conversations that really go a long way towards recovery. In a new interview with The Telegraph, James Middleton opened up […]
World Mental Health Day 10th October 2019
World Mental Health Day 10th October 2019#weneedtotalk See www.familytherapyireland.com to access list of accredited Systemic Family Therapists. FTAI therapists see individuals, couples and families. …read more Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
Sex Work: Contemporary discourses and the therapeutic context
DATE FOR YOUR DIARY Date: 25th September 2019 Time: 6.30p.m. Venue: Central Hotel, Exchequer Street, Dublin 2. Topic: Sex Work: Contemporary discourses and the therapeutic context Speakers: Rebekah Leacy Adeline Berry Kate McGrew Miriam Ryan All will speak on the same topic, but from different points of view. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) = 2 hours. […]
Monica Whyte, President EFTA, opens EFTA conference in Naples
Monica Whyte, President EFTA and FTAI member, opens EFTA Conference in Naples on 11th September 2019.. Title: Visible and Invisible: Bordering Change in Systemic Family Therapy. FTAI wishes you all the best, Monica. …read more Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
Our son stole from us to fund his cocaine habit
IRISH TIMES 7th August 2019 TRISH MURPHY Tell me about it: We cleared his debt and he promised to stop taking drugs but now he is partying again PROBLEM: We were always very proud of our son. He is 24 years of age and still lives at home. He is our only child and up […]