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BAAT & art therapy events

Events

  • "Expression of Self" - an exhibition of artwork by people using mental health services in Westminster 1st -13th February 2010
    Open Monday - Friday 10am to 8pm
    Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday Closed
    at Westminster Reference Library, 35 Martin's Street, London WC2H 7HP More info >>
     
  • Conference – Attachment and the Arts – 12th February 2010, London
    THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED

    Keynote Speaker, Professor Peter Fonagy, PhD FBA, Freud Memorial Professor of Psychoanalysis and Head of the Research Department of Clinical, Educational and Health Psychology at University College London; Chief Executive, Anna Freud Centre, London. There has been a growing recognition and research evidence of the impact of attachments on human development. As the Arts play such a pivotal part in this process, it is timely to focus on this issue and to explore how this affects Arts Therapies. Presentations will address what can be learnt from the mentalization model and the growing involvement of the Arts Therapies in the Social Inclusion agenda. Further details >>
     
  • Pre-event: BAAT has partnered with Personality Plus for one of their series of events and exhibition on 'Discovering the Creative Self' (see details ) and organized a pre- event on the 11th February from 5:30pm- 8:30pm to launch the Conference "Attachment and the Arts" on the 12th February.
    Further details >>
     
  • Half-term Performance programme at The Young Vic Theatre
    Monday 15th - Friday 19th February 2010 

    Southbank, Waterloo, 66 The Cut, London SE1 8LZ
    Initial workshop evening Monday 8th February
    For siblings, 15-25 year olds, in care/adoption, leaving or left care
    Also for those with siblings living in separate placements, along with foster or their own siblings who would like to spend time together..To quickly find out more contact 'Siblings Together':
    07899892745 or 02072316925, places are limited.
    Further details >>
     
  • Personality_Plus_logo"Discovering the Creative Self"
    25th January - 4th March 2010

    Together Gallery, 12 Old Street, London EC1.
    Personality Plus is delighted to invite you to an inspirational multi disciplinary exhibition of artwork by London artists who identify with the symptoms and issues surrounding Personality Disorder.
    The show will include visual art, film, sculpture and debate as well as an education programme of workshops, talks and performances.
    Further details >>
  • Art therapy in Education in the North (N.A.T.E) Special Interest Group meeting in LEEDS on Saturday March 6th 2010, 10am-3.30pm
    With Speakers Julie Procter, Art therapist in Residential School in North Yorkshire who will present
    "The integration of art therapy in a residential school"
    And Geraldine Calverley and Sal Nicholson who will present
    "Being self employed art therapists in schools - how they found work and the practicalities of setting up as a self employed practitioner."
    There will be a nominal fee of £5 for the day to help cover costs. Tea and coffee provided. You can buy lunch from the onsite Cafe or bring your own sandwiches. Please book in advance as numbers are limited. Email Sal Nicholson at Salnic5@yahoo.co.uk.
    Swarthmore Education Centre 2-7 Woodhouse Square, Leeds, LS3 1AD Tel: 0113 2432210 www.swarthmore.org.uk (for map and parking details)
     
  • The Art Therapy, Race and Culture group is hosting a workshop on Saturday 6 March 2010 between 1.00pm and 5.00pm at the Claremont Centre, 24-27 White Lion Street, Islington, London N1 9PD.
    Different arts and other therapists are coming together to explore creativity, diversity and moving forward together. The event theme is: "Celebrating diversity and identity in tough times!"
    If people are interested to attend or find out more, please contact Cathy on 0773 4296880 or email: catphin@btopenworld.com
     
  • The Wisdom of OZ Art Therapy workshopDiscover The Wisdom of Oz in Northern Ireland
    The Wizard of Oz story is grounded in a timeless wisdom and speaks at a universal and personal level. This is an experiential creative workshop which draws from a Jungian perspective and offers the opportunity to use art, sandplay, music and puppets in a small group setting of no more than six people in the safe and relaxing surroundings of my studio in Carrickfergus. For dates, times and costs check out EVENTS at www.art-therapy-works.com
  • Fédération Française des Art-thérapeutes
    Week-end workshop 20-21 March
    , Clichy-la-Garenne , France
    Workshop flyer (in French) >>
     
  • Saturday Supervision Group
    This group is for arts psychotherapists who work with complex and 'difficult to engage' clients, including those in forensic settings. There is an emphasis on exploring the personal impact of this work both on ourselves and the wider MDT.  Attention is also paid to the roles that we take up within the organisations we are employed in and how this affects our relationships with both service users and colleagues. The group is particularly useful for therapists who work alone, in small departments or who have limited clinical experience. The group meets for 3 hours, 6 Saturdays a year.
    More details >>
     
  • West Midlands Institute of PsychotherapyWest Midlands Institute of Psychotherapy Monday evening meetings in Birmingham:
  • York Groupwork Course. Fortnightly Fridays and two Saturdays January - July 2010. Accredited as Introductory Course by the Institute of Group Analysis. Further details of course and how to apply >>
     
  • Breakthrough - Art in  Mental Health"Moving Further Forward" Friday 26th March 2010
    Breakthrough will stage the second in our series of Art in Mental Health events at NHS North West, 3 Piccadilly Place, Manchester
    Further details and booking >>

  • UKPHA logo18th UK Public Health Association Annual Public Health Forum: Confronting the Public Health Crisis - Global issues, local action
    Bournemouth 24th-25th March 2010
    Full details and booking >>

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