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Inside Out Deadline Approaching…

Dear Advertisers and Writers,

Just a reminder that we are now accepting article submissions and adverts for the Summer 2020 edition of Inside Out. The final day for submission is May 1st, 2020.

Please send your article, review, Conversation or creative writing as an email attachment to insideoutjournal@nulliahip.org. We’ll be happy to discuss your work with you if you need help getting started, and our submissions guidelines are on the front inside cover of each issue.

Advertisers, please submit your advert as an email attachment in either Word or PDF format to the IAHIP office at rachel@nulliahip.org. Payment can be arranged directly with the office or online at https://iahip.org/product/full-page-display-ad-in-inside-out.

Unfortunately, we can’t print ads until payment has been received.

The advertising options are Half-Page (14 x 10cm) and Full-Page (14 x 20.5cm), costing €115 and €230 respectively. All ads are in full colour.

Please make sure that your advert’s information is not out of date when considering the time of publishing. The Summer edition will be due into readers’ letterboxes by the end of June 2020.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for advertising with us – we are delighted to help you reach a wide audience of Irish psychotherapists and we very much value your custom.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,

Diane McDonald

Editorial Board, Inside Out

Payment Options are as follows:-

1. Online https://iahip.org/product/full-page-display-ad-in-inside-out or https://iahip.org/product/half-page-display-ad-in-inside-out, scroll to the bottom of the page, click ‘Add to Cart’ and follow the instructions or
2. Online https://iahip.org/payments choose ‘Full-Page Display Ad in Inside Out’ or ‘Half-Page Display Ad in Inside Out’, click ‘Add to Cart’ and follow the instructions.
3. By valid credit/debit card payment over the phone (01 284 1665) Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 1:00 pm
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   Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy

Please be advised that our office will be closed for business from 10th April to 13th April. We will resume business from Tuesday 14th April.

Thank you

Governing Body IAHIP

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Further to the closure of the IAHIP office as notified in our bulletin of the 31st March we wish to advise the following:

Post

Correspondence already posted to the office will be dealt with when the office re-opens. In the meantime we would ask you to avoid sending anything to the office by post until such a time as the office will be re-opened, notification of which will be sent to you when that time comes.

Any applications for accreditation, re-accreditation, supervision and supervision re-accreditation which were sent to the office before the 28th March are currently being dealt with remotely. If you have received communication from the relevant committee regarding your application, please respond directly to them.

Queries

Please email the office via email to admin@nulliahip.org or manager@nulliahip.org with your queries as the phones aren’t being monitored.

Yours sincerely,

IAHIP Administration

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Original post: Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy

Dear Members

We are aware that many of you may be feeling anxious and isolated as the reality of Covid-19 touches all our lives. Many, if not all, have had to make the decision to discontinue face to face therapy sessions in order to protect the safety of your clients, yourselves and the wider community. You may well be at home, self-isolating and keeping the required ‘social distance’.

Telephone/Online Therapy

The use of video and phone sessions for client work has been sanctioned for accredited and pre-accredited members, however text sessions have not.

Some of your clients may have opted for telephone/online sessions. For those of us unfamiliar with online therapy, offering such sessions can be a bit daunting. It is far from ideal, but it may be the only way to offer support to our clients at this time. It will be a learning and an adventure for them and for us, and given our capacity for creativity and adaptation, it need not be too terrifying.

Please see the link below for a 9-hour online introductory training for online therapy which may be helpful in the current situation: https://www.kateanthony.net/shortcoursementalhealth/

Making Connections

We would encourage you all as individuals to reach out to your colleagues in IAHIP to offer and receive support. Make contact by phone, email, WhatsApp etc. so that you don’t feel so isolated, especially if you are ‘home alone’!

Members Forum

We will soon have a members’ forum on the website which will enable people to talk to each other, exchange ideas, share how you are managing and receive support.

However, this is still 6-8 weeks away from being up and running.

In the meantime, we recommend that members utilize the IAHIP Members Network Page on Linkedin where people can communicate with one another and support each other by sharing/getting guidance on work …read more

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