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Morning on Suicide and Self-Harm
Format:
Group Analyst speaker with expertise in the area
Large Group Discussion
Small Group Discussions
Outcomes and Actions from the day
Further details to follow
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IFCAPP
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2014
Details in relation to time and venue to be confirmed.
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BALINT WEEK-END WORKSHOP
in
SLIGO, WEST of IRELAND, November, 2013
Friday November 1st to Sunday November 3rd
The Balint Society takes its name from Psychoanalysts Michael and Enid Balint, who began work in the 1950s to help General Practitioners reach a better understanding of the emotional content of the doctor-patient relationship and so improve their therapeutic potential.
We are thus very pleased to announce that the very first Balint Group Method weekend Workshop in the South of Ireland. This is a direct follow on from the very successful ‘launch’ of Balint that took place in Belfast last November.
This workshop then will be of interest to many professional groups – including general practitioners, psychotherapists, psychiatrists and psychologists, with or without previous Balint experience – because whilst the method was originally developed with general practitioners in mind it is applicable across a wide range of disciplines and learning contexts.
In this framework the core belief is framed upon being able to present one’s concerns, dilemmas, difficulties, “stuckness” with patients / clients in a group context and then sit back and listen as a group of fellow professionals free associate and reflect on what has been presented.
Thus the Balint group experience provides a framework for reflecting on our professional practice. The work aims not only to increase therapeutic effectiveness with patients/ clients but also to help develop self-awareness and strengthen the practitioner’s own capacity to manage the stresses and strains involved in such complex work.
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Irish Association for Infant Mental Health Affiliated with World Association for Infant Mental Health In Association with College of psychiatrist of Ireland
European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 15th International Conference Precongress Training Institute CONFERENCE DETAILS An Integrative Approach to Infant Mental Health
Detection of IMH in Primary Care – Dr Palvi Kaukonen Finland & Dr Antoine Guedeney France Assessment of the parent-infant interaction quality – Dr. Kaija Puura, Finland Clinical work with infants in the paediatric setting – Dr Campbell Paul -Australia Treatment modalities in IMH – Dr Miri Keren, Israel Clinical Infant Mental Health Presentation Chairs: Catherine Maguire, President IAIMH Dr. Aoife Twohig MRCPsych |
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The Irish Psycho-Analytical Association Presents:
Professor Ivor Browne:
Understanding Trauma
Professor Ivor Browne has been a controversial figure in Dublin and Ireland for many years. A psychiatrist, he is well known for many things – his contribution to the Peace Process in the North (for which his work in Derry is well known); his Foundation for Human Development and his continued questioning of psychiatric orthodoxy in the Ireland of yesterday and indeed today. His passion for music goes back to his early years and he is well known for his musicianship. The title of one of his best known books gives the flavour of the man: Music and Madness.
Crucially, Ivor carried out innovative work on the treatment of trauma, the subject of this lecture.
Date: 25 May 2013
Time: 11am – 1.00pm
Venue: The Royal Marine Hotel, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire
Entry: €20 (€15 for the unwaged)
2 CPD points awarded by the Psychoanalytic Section of the ICP
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The Irish Forum for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Conference with Dr. Judy Gammelgaard
Saturday 29 March 2014
Betweenity: Understanding the Distorted World of Borderline Relationships
Judy Gammelgaard is author of Betweenity: A Discussion of the Concept of Borderline (Routledge, London, 2010), and of numerous psychoanalytic articles informed by French psychoanalytical theorists and D.W. Winnicott. She is Professor and Head of the Centre of Psychoanalysis at the Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen; is a training analyst and a member of the Danish Psychoanalytic Society, and of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
She deals particularly with the difficulties of those who cannot benefit from ‘good experiences’ in therapy or in life owing to the distortions which arise in their close relationships. She addresses the dynamics underlying their suspended limbo existence owing to lack of internal (good) object representation which produces defensive relational forms informed by ‘the logic of desperation and the logic of indifference’.
In addition to the conference presentation, Dr. Gammelgaard will attend a viewing of the film Shame (directed by
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| The Irish Forum for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy |
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Children First Guidance Limits to Confidentiality |
| A Clinical Seminar with Ellen O’Malley-Dunlop |
| Brandsma Room, Ground Floor, Carmelite Community Centre, 59 Aungier Street, Dublin 2 From 10.00am to 1.00pm on Saturday 25th May, 2013 |
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The Irish Institute of Group Analysis
in conjuction with
The School of Psychotherapy
at St. Vincent’s University Hospital.
PRESENT
A Lecture by : Professor Elisabeth Rohr.
“ Images of the Unconscious- working in foreign places”
Elisabeth Rohr is Professor for Intercultural Education at the Philipps University, Marburg, Germany. She is a group analyst engaged in profit and non–profit national and international organizations. Her main research topics are: Christian Fundamentalism in Latin America; Identity conflicts in female adolescent migrants in Germany; female body modifications and Clinical Supervision. She has established group analytic supervision training in post-war Guatemala over the last 10 years.
DATE: Thursday May 9th 2013
TIME: 7pm. – 8.30pm
VENUE: The School of Psychotherapy. S.V.U.H. Elm Park.
FEE: €10 payable at the door.
ALL WELCOME
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Examining the political, social and scientific challenges to improved public access, through primary care, to psychotherapy across the EU – key speakers from Ireland, Europe and the US will present papers addressing different aspects of primary mental health care. This conference is aimed at increasing our knowledge and understanding of the issues facing primary mental health care and of identifying ways and means of facing these challenges.
Who should attend – This conference is for professionals across all disciplines – clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, general practitioners, primary mental health care workers – as well as researchers, policy makers and all stakeholders who have an interest in and are working in primary mental health care or would wish to do so.
Participants will gain a clear insight into the contribution of talk therapies to primary mental health care as well as an understanding of how non-medical primary mental health services can be delivered efficiently and effectively.
The conference is being held over two days, and registration is essential. Delegates can register for either day, or register to attend both days. Registration is €25 per day. This includes lunch and refreshments during the conference.
Phone: Bronwen Maher 087-7841937 or
Email: nessachildersmep@nullgmail.com
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The Poetics of Loss
Dariane Pictet
Loss presents us with a shattering of the delicate balance we have struck between the fierceness and beauty of existence. Poetic imagery dissolves the lonely tears of loss and reconnect us to the immediacy of shared experience Drawing on poems from Rumi, Mary Oliver, Rilke among others, Dariane Pictet will explore how bereavement can become a gateway to Jung’s process of individuation.
Dariane Pictet is a Jungian Analyst and author of Rumi – Poet of the Heart, and Kali- Goddess of Destruction, both published in The Jungian Odysseys Series by Spring Books, she also edited two Anthologies of Poetry. Originally from Geneva, Switzerland, she holds a degree in Comparative Religion from Columbia University and a Diploma from the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich. She also trained with Marion Woodman and completed the BodySoul Leadership program. She is a senior analyst with The Guild of Analytical Psychology and Spirituality, The Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists and The International School of Analytical Psychology-Zurich.
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Irish Council for Psychotherapy
Fitzwilliam Hall
Fitzwilliam Place
Dublin 2 D02 T292
Ireland
Tel: 01 9058698
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