These are posts that have been republished from websites run by the member organizations of ICP, as well as other posts related to psychotherapy in Ireland.
Monica Whyte, EFTA President and FTAI Member, opens the EFTA conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Title: Systemic Resonances and Interferences
Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
rte.ie Updated / Sunday, 24 Jul 2022 06:01
Jessica Alba has opened up about going to therapy with her daughters, Honor, 14, and Haven, 10.
The 41-year-old told Glamour that around puberty, “They started to sort of shut down and get really like, ‘I don’t want to talk any more.’ And I’m like, ‘We’re not doing this. We’ve got to keep a line of communication here. How can I be a better parent to you? How do you want me to talk to you? Don’t shut me out.’”
Alba, who also has a 4-year-old son, Hayes, with husband Cash Warren, only has good things to say about the experience of family therapy. “First of all, this person [the therapist] has studied human behaviour and they’re good at it. And they have no relation to you so they can be really objective and you create a safe space for your kid to really candidly tell you what’s not working about your parenting,” the actor told the magazine.
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“I was like, ‘Look, I’m not perfect. I’m not going to know all the answers, but I want to be a great parent to you. And what you like and don’t is different from what your sister likes and doesn’t like. And I’m going to make mistakes. Here’s a safe space, you can’t get in trouble – let me know what I’m doing wrong, or what you would like me to do differently.”
Family therapy comes …read more
Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
The Family Therapy Association of Ireland Executive committee wishes to
stand with our European Family Therapy Association colleagues in condemning the
Russian invasion of Ukraine on the 21st of February 2022.
The suffering of innocent people on both sides, the displacement of
millions and the catastrophic loss of
life, is an appalling violation of human rights and cannot be condoned by
us. We must stand together as human citizens of this
planet and act to assist those caught up in this devastating war.
The emotional and mental impact on all involved cannot be
underestimated and it is imperative that we oppose tyranny and
support democracy at every opportunity, with a fervent wish for a
speedy resolution to this awful conflict.
Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
Booking is now open for the FTAI and AFT joint online conference to be held on the 28th January 2022.
Book early to avoid disappointment!
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· A celebration of the collaborative working initiative between the Family Therapy Association of Ireland and the Association for Family Therapy & Systemic Practice in the UK
· Personal Professional Development in Systemic Family Psychotherapy training and beyond
The event will be delivered via Zoom and the conference will also count towards CPD. Details of timetable and booking information can be accessed by clicking link below.
https://www.cognitoforms.com/MintEventsLtd1/FTAIAFTJointConference2022?v2
Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
Psychotherapy Off the Couch
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1757680/8506358
The Pandemic Effect on Your Psyche with Trish Murphy
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1757680/8506358-episode-1-the-pandemic-effect-on-your-psyche
Original post: Family Therapy Association of Ireland
New and amended Bye Laws 2020-21 with tracked changes
The post New and Amended Bye Laws 2020-21 with tracked changes first appeared on IAHIP. …read more
Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy
IAHIP AGM 2021
New and amended Bye Laws since IAHIP AGM 2020 (PDF 1.5mb)
The post IAHIP AGM 2021 first appeared on IAHIP. …read more
Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy
When we gather in the shared interest of our clients’ healing, something special is happening:-
Stronger resilience emerges by our allowing ourselves to be supported by a group. Group resilience is certainly needed to cope with the recent uncertainty of Covid 19 restrictions in society.
The core philosophy of the supervision group is:
Instead of feeling isolation, group friendship and support is experienced in between sessions as a warmth.
Feedback from the range of knowledge of other members in the group multiplies the feelings of safety, solidarity and confidence we need to meet the challenges of being a psychotherapist.
One past supervisee said: “Thanks for all the learning and insights. Enjoyed our time together.”
When: Sessions will take place on a monthly basis on Wednesday mornings, starting 31st March 2021 from 10am.
Duration: Sessions are two hours with a maximum of four supervisees
Delivery: Sessions will be delivered through Zoom video conferencing in line with Covid 19 guidelines.
James FitzGibbon – Bio
A graduate in 2007 with a diploma in gestalt psychotherapy awarded by the Gestalt Institute of Ireland, I am a gestalt psychotherapist. A member of IAHIP since the beginning I maintained my core interest in psychotherapy by attending GII’s CPD training weeks/weekends in Ireland and abroad.
I realise that I love working with the topic and experiences related to suffering and supporting the relief of pain. When suffering emerges into the therapeutic relationship, what I find emerges simultaneously is relief (from suffering), beauty.
I am an IAHIP accredited supervisor with four years experience facilitating supervision groups.
If you have an interest in joining a supervision group, I would be delighted to have an introductory call to discuss …read more
Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy
2021 Online Workshops on Loss and Bereavement
We are now accepting bookings for the 2021 series of Workshops on Loss and Bereavement which will be delivered online via Zoom from January – June. Details and booking process can be found on the following link https://hospicefoundation.ie/education-training/bereavement-training/workshops/
This is a series of introductory workshops. They are targeted at professionals and volunteers who may wish to learn more about loss and bereavement and for those working with people who have experienced a major loss.
Please note bookings and payment for the workshops can only be made by using the following link to Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/irish-hospice-foundation-31883804183
For queries please contact: Iris Murray, Administrator, Irish Hospice Foundation Email: iris.murray@hospicefoundation.ie Tel: 01 679 3188
The post Irish Hospice Foundation – 2021 Online Workshops on Loss and Bereavement first appeared on IAHIP.
Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy
Freud Lacan institute Short Course: 6 MORE THEMES IN PSYCHOANALYSIS
The Freud Lacan institute (FLi) offers another iteration of its course in psychoanalytic themes which ran last Autumn.This unique course, 6 MORE THEMES IN PSYCHOANALYSIS is open to all and offers an introduction to fundamental concepts in psychoanalysis to those new to psychoanalysis and those seeking a refresher in the various themes.Designed to be accessible in content, clinical applicability and cost, each weekly seminar is taught by dynamic tutors who are also highly experienced psychoanalytic practitioners. Tutors include Pauline O’Callaghan, Dan Collins, Kevin Murphy, Aisling Campbell, Rik Loose, Carol Owens. The seminars will take place on six consecutive Saturdays Jan 30-Mar 6 by Zoom (14:00-16:00) and seminar descriptions and full tutor bios and in the attached and on the Eventbrite registration webpage and the FLi webpage. Course themes: hysteria, the drive, desire, borderline, addiction, ambivalence.
Course Dates: Jan 30, Feb 6, Feb 13, Feb 20, Feb 26, Mar 6 (Saturdays, 2-4 pm)Cost: 125 eu full course, 55 eu per seminarAward: 12 CPD points full course, 2 points per seminar awarded by the Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI)
The post Freud Lacan Institute Short Course: 6 More Themes in Psychoanalysis first appeared on IAHIP.
Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy