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12 Apr 2013 20:00 : Gollum Shadow or Guide in the Darkness

12th April 2013 Start: 8pm

 

Gollum Shadow or Guide in the Darkness?

 

Aileen Young

 

Gollum is a central character in J.R.R Tolkien’s epic tale, The Lord of the Rings. His preoccupation with the ring, which he calls his ‘Precious’, results in him becoming a literal shadow of the Hobbits he is pursuing while trying to get the Ring. Symbolically, he is also a shadow figure, representing all the qualities that civilized Hobbits, and humans, find repulsive and abhorrent. Can you imagine Gollum as your ‘new best friend’? Would you be ready to trust this slimy, smelly, dirty, untrustworthy murderer to lead you to ‘the Land where the Shadows Lie?

 

In this talk, the focus of attention will be on the mercurial nature of Gollum and on his relationship with Frodo, as a means of exploring the psychological aspects, and the consequences of confrontation with the Shadow.

 

Aileen Young is a Jungian Analyst, and a former Chairperson of IAPA. She works in private practice in north county Dublin and has given lectures on Jungian topics on several training courses in Dublin.

 

Original post : Psychoanalytic Section Events Calendar

20 Apr 2013 09:15 : Working Psychotherapeutically with People with Borderline Personality

The Irish Forum for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (IFPP) presents

A One-Day Clinical Conference

With contributions from professionals working in the areas of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, clinical psychology, psychiatry and neuroscience as follows:

Richard Blennerhassett

John Foden

Julie A.  Kelly

MaryRose Kiernan

Evelyn McCabe

Ian S. Miller

Paul Moore

Ann Murphy

Toni O’Brien Johnson

John O’Connor

Mary Pyle

CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION

This one-day clinical conference on working psychotherapeutically with people with borderline personality focuses on longer-term approaches informed by psychoanalysis to working with this client group: contemporary Kleinian psychoanalytic psychotherapy, transference-focused psychotherapy (TFP) and mentalization-based therapy (MBT). Speakers and discussants reflect upon the challenges facing psychoanalytically-informed treatments within contexts where shorter-term, sometimes fixed-term, approaches tend to be the treatment of choice. In this, the conference sets up a space for productive dialogue between psychoanalytic psychotherapy and other psychotherapies, psychiatry, psychology and neuroscience around the difficulties facing this client group and the challenges encountered by people who work clinically with clients who present in this way. In effect, the conference showcases longer-term, psychoanalytically-informed and process-based treatment models as an alternative to shorter-term, symptom-reduction-based approaches. The conference also explores the psychiatric designation ‘borderline personality disorder’ and how and whether such a diagnostic category is clinically useful. The conference, furthermore, includes contributions from the fields of neuroscience and neuropsychoanalysis for thinking about aetiology, diagnosis and treatment. This event develops on from and builds upon the ‘Working with Borderline States: A Clinical Conference with Otto Kernberg’, convened in 2010.

 

Original post : Psychoanalytic Section Events Calendar

The Irish Forum for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and the Dublin Bi-Logic Group host

The 8th International Bi-Logic Conference

Title:   Correlation of Matte Blanco and Bion’s thought

Date:      Friday 21st – Sat 22nd September 2012

Venue:  The Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland

Conference Fee:  €130 (excluding Conference dinner), €80 student fee (excluding dinner)

 

Download full details of the Conference (PDF) and booking form:  BiLogic International Conference Poster and Programme

 

13 Apr 2013 10:00 : Psychoanalytic Section Supervision Top-Up Course

SUPERVISION TRAINING

 

 

The Psychoanalytic Section of the ICP is sponsoring a “top-up” Supervision training which will count towards 25 hours of the overall requirement of 100 hours for ICP Analytic Section Registration.

 

Dates:                                               12th January 2013

 

                                                            9th February 2013

 

                                                            9th March 2013

 

                                                            13th April 2013

 

 

Venue:                                             Group Analytic Practice (GAP)

                                                            29, Lower Abbey Street,

                                                            Dublin 1.

 

Time:                                                10.00am to 4.30pm

 

 

Cost:                                                  €300

                                                            Cheques to be made payable to:

                                                            The Psychoanalytic Section of the ICP

                                                            and sent by prior arrangement to:

Noel Keane,

John’s Lane,

94/95 Thomas St, Dublin 8.

email address:  noelkeane@nulleircom.net

 

 

There are a limited number of additional places available on this course (3 or 4), so applications will be on a first pay basis.

Contactnoelkeane@nulleircom.netfor information

 

Original post: Psychoanalytic Section Events Calendar

The Irish Institute of Group Analysis

presents a lecture entitled

WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TREATMENT DURATION?

Given by     PROFESSOR STEINAR LORENTZEN

Date:           Thursday 14th June, 2012

Time:           7 pm – 8.30 pm

Venue:        The Library, The School of Psychotherapy, St. Vincent’s University Hosp, Elm Park

CPD points:  1 1/2

Admission:  €10

For further information download flyer (PDF file) Steinar Lorentzen lecture

“Madness” Understanding Psychosis: Subjective Experience and Psychological Approacheses

A clinical conference hosted by Shine, St Vincent’s Hospital Fairview and Dublin City University

 

Date:     25th May, 2012

Venue:  Edmond Hall, Marino Conference Centre, Marino Institute of Education, Griffith Avenue

Fee:        €60 (€30 for unemployed/students – ID required)

 

For further information contact:

Email:     conference2012@nullsvhf.ie

Tel:          (01) 8842404

Website: www.madnessconference2012.wordpress.com

Download PDF files of full programme

SPEAKERS&CONTRIBUTORS-ConferenceMadness

REGISTRATION FORM-ConferenceMadness

PROGRAMME-ConferenceMadness

POSTER-ConferenceMadness

 

Raising Constructivist Voices: anticipating 21st century challenges


The 11th Conference of the European Personal Construct Association

Friday 29th June to Sunday 1st July 2012

Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

15 CPD points apply for ICP Members

Please visit our website www.irishconstructivists.org/conference

Download full details of the Seminar (PDF file) EPCA Conference Flyer June-July 2012

 

President Higgins opens ICP Second National Conference

The President of Ireland formally opened the ICP second national conference on psychotherapy today which is taking place in Dublin Castle.

Remarks made by President Higgins when he officially opened the conference can be seen here.

A Professional Development Seminar on Complexity and Organisational Change

The Irish Institute of Group Analysis will host

Professor Ralph Stacey – Professor of Management at the University of Hertfordshire – for a day on leadership, change and complexity in organizational practice.

Saturday 3rd March 2012

Dublin (location TBC)

This conference has been awarded 6 CPD points by the Psychoanalytic  section of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP). 

Download Full Details of the Seminar (PDF)