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The 9th International Conference for Teachers of Infant Observation and its applications

The meeting will focus upon the way social forces and structures influence the infant’s emotional experience and developing social identity within their family and wider community

02 September 2022

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Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy: Taste of Training

This experiential event offers the opportunity to explore your own motivations for training and busts the myths about therapy training

03 September 2022 - 10 September 2022

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Working through Depression with Kirstie Adamson

Explore depression and gain more understanding so that you feel empowered to support the client to take action

03 September 2022

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Melanie Klein Study Group

This study group aims to understand the work of Melanie Klein by reading her original papers and exploring her pioneering theories

05 September 2022 - 26 September 2022

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‘Pathways to Training’ Open Evening

This free online zoom event is open to anyone interested in psychoanalytic ways of thinking.

08 September 2022

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Open Evening: Scotland and the North of England

Find out about BPC registered short courses, full trainings and events in Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Cumbria, Scotland and e-learning from London

08 September 2022

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Non BPC Event

An Introduction to Person Centred Creative Arts in Therapy

Art is a powerful medium that promotes self-expression, creativity, and mental health

09 September 2022

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Non BPC Event

Improving the Assessment and Management of People Experiencing Mental Health Crisis in Emergency Care

This conference focuses on improving the emergency response to people experiencing mental health crisis who arrive in A&E services.

15 September 2022

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Non BPC Event

Societies of Outsiders: British Psychoanalysis and the Bloomsbury Group

We are delighted to announce the full programme for our forthcoming interdisciplinary conference on British Psychoanalysis and the Bloomsbury Group, which will now take place online in September.

17 September 2022 - 18 September 2022

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Jungian Process and Experiential Group

On-going personal development and exploration with like-minded people through exploring Analytical Psychology

17 September 2022 - 15 July 2023

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Clinical Practice from a Jungian Perspective

This unique course is designed for practising clinicians who wish to deepen their clinical understanding and are particularly interested in the Jungian approach

17 September 2022 - 15 July 2022

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Holding the Frame: Meeting and Working with the Unthinkable

Training Analyst Katherine Killick will be our speaker and the session will explore the role of the frame in the therapeutic setting and what happens when it comes under pressure.

17 September 2022

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Understanding the Workings of “The Internal Oppressor”

This workshop that will introduce Dr Aileen Alleyne’s clinical concept of “The Internal Oppressor” 

17 September 2022

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