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• Discover 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.
  27th - 28th March and 29th-30th May 10am to 4.00 pm. For further info 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.
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• West Midlands Institute of Psychotherapy Monday evening meetings in Birmingham:
• 15 March - Laid Back (Emily Cooper - film maker and animator specialising in psychotherapy themes)
• 17 May - Mirroring, Marking and Meaning-Making: an exploration of the parent's role in an infant's developing sense of self (Joanna Tucker)
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• "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 >>
  
  
• 18th UK Public Health Association Annual Public Health Forum: Confronting the Public Health Crisis - Global issues, local action
  Bournemouth 24th-25th March 2010
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• LECTURE: Phil Mollon: The Fragile Self
  Monday, 19 April 2010
  (9.30 am - 4.00 pm)
  Cost: £110
  Phil Mollon is a psychoanalyst of the British Psychoanalytical Society. He is also a psychotherapist (Tavistock Society) and a clinical psychologist. For many years he has been interested in shame, narcissism, and other disturbances in the experience of self. Author of the key psychotherapy texts including:
• The Fragile Self;
• Releasing the Self: The Healing Legacy of Heinz Kohut;
• Multiple Selves, Multiple Voices;
• Remembering Trauma;
• Freud and False Memory;
• The Unconscious.

To apply contact: The Institute of Arts in Therapy and Education
2-18 Britannia Row, London N1 8PA
Tel: 020 7704 2534
www.artspsychotherapy.org info@artspsychotherapy.org
 

• CONFERENCE: The Essentials of Child-Centered Play Therapy: An Audio-Visual Presentation with Dr Garry L. Landreth
  Saturday, 22 May 2010
  10.00 am - 5.15 pm
  Cost: £160 (includes cold buffet lunch)
  This fascinating conference led by one of the gurus in play therapy, Dr Gary Landreth, will focus on the perceptual world of the child and the dynamic elements of the relationship that facilitate an effective play therapy process. It will also include spontaneous demonstrations by Dr Landreth dealing with specific problems in the play therapy experience and critique of video tapes of Dr Landreth's play therapy sessions.
  To apply contact: The Institute of Arts in Therapy and Education
  2-18 Britannia Row, London N1 8PA
  Tel: 020 7704 2534
  www.artspsychotherapy.org info@artspsychotherapy.org

 

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