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SUMMARY:Mike Worrall - Rupture and Repair in Empathic Attunement
DESCRIPTION:Mike Worrall currently lives and works in London\, where he offers person-centred therapy\, supervision and training. Having read English at Oxford\, Mike worked in Abingdon and Oxford for Oxfordshire Probation Service\, before training as a person-centred psychotherapist at The Metanoia Institute in London. \nHe taught for many years to MA and MSc level at Temenos in Sheffield and at The Metanoia Institute\, and has facilitated certificate and diploma trainings in person-centred supervision for fifteen years. He is particularly interested in the process of empathy\, and in what we can learn from our inevitably flawed attempts to understand one another. \nHe has written extensively on person-centred practice including\, with others\, The Person-Centred Approach: A Contemporary Introduction\, ( 2004)\, Palgrave\, and\, with Keith Tudor\, The Person-Centred Approach: A Clinical Philosophy\, (2005)\, Routledge\,. He has also edited with Keith Tudor two volumes of papers on person-centred approaches to supervision: Freedom To Practice I and II\, (2003 and 2007)\, PCCS Books.
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/mike-worrall-rupture-and-repair-in-empathic-attunement/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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SUMMARY:Jon Blend - "Lifemusic\, Therapy and Therapeutic Improvisations: Finding the Hum in Human."
DESCRIPTION:Jon Blend MA Dip Psych\, Dip Child (UKCP registered) is a relational gestalt psychotherapist\, a clinical supervisor\, child and adolescent therapist and musician. His background includes many years working in social work\, child and family psychiatry\, private practice and performing arts. Jon teaches psychotherapy at The Gestalt  Centre and The  Minster Centre\, London. A member of  the Violet Oaklander Foundation (www.vsof.org) Jon  teaches  arts approaches to child therapy at various institutes  in UK and internationally. Jon’s chapter on adolescence entitled Am I Bovvered?  features in Harris and Lee’s book Relational Child\, Relational Brain. His articles include I Got Rhythm (International Gestalt J\, 2010 32\,2.) Jon mentors attachment- based Baby Watching projects; he has a particular interest in motherese and the ‘Communicative Musicality’ of early dialogues. (Trevarthen\, 2008). \nWebsite: www jon@gacp.co.uk  Correspondence: E:  jon.blend335@gmail.com
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/jon-blend-lifemusic-therapy-and-therapeutic-improvisations-finding-the-hum-in-human/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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SUMMARY:Dr Heward Wilkinson – “Short Term Fixes\, versus Long-Term Navel Gazing” Is there still a place for long-term relationship based work in psychotherapy and counselling in today's world?
DESCRIPTION:Today’s dominant understanding of psychotherapy and counselling is increasingly based on technologies of intervention\, according to a programmatic or manualised model. A relationship based understanding of psychotherapy and counselling\, implemented over the longer term\, appears increasingly superseded by what are claimed as more cost-effective evidence-based technologies of intervention. Is there still a case for these long-term approaches in today’s world? I shall explore two dimensions of such a case: \n\nthe therapeutic value (and the grounds for it) of long-term narrative-relational work\, with no fixed agenda in advance\, where there is genuine client need for it;\na case for longer term work in terms of cost-effectiveness\, by contrast with repeated hospitalisation or descent into poverty and social incompetence.\n\n  \nDr Heward Wilkinson\, BA\, MA\, MSc Psychotherapy\, D. Psychotherapy (b. 1945 and married)\, UKCP Fellow\, Integrative Psychotherapist\, is now trainer with Scarborough Counselling and Psychotherapy Training Institute\, (a MO of UKCP)\, and Guest Faculty Member with the Living Institute\, Toronto\, Canada. He is author of The Muse as Therapist: A New Poetic Paradigm for Psychotherapy\, Co-Editor of two UKCP book series books\, and was Senior Editor of International Journal of Psychotherapy\, from 1994-2004. Previous Board Member of UKCP\, EAP\, he is Vice President of the European Association for Integrative Psychotherapy (EAIP). Editor of the Leavis Society Newsletter\, his current field of enquiry is the understanding of Historicity/Historical Consciousness as primary paradigms for human existence. http://hewardwilkinson.co.uk     hewardwilkinson@gmail.com
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/dr-heward-wilkinson-is-there-still-a-place-for-long-term-relationship-based-work-in-psychotherapy-and-counseling-in-todays-world/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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SUMMARY:Dr Geraldine Ackerman  - Using groups within a therapeutic community to facilitate change with men who have offended in a sexual manner.
DESCRIPTION:This presentation demonstrates how a prison-based therapeutic community addresses the treatment needs associated with offending. It starts by explaining the model of a therapeutic community and how it runs in the unique prison which is HMP Grendon. Subsequently\, a case study illustrates the use groups within a therapeutic community. \n  \nDr. Geraldine Akerman is a Therapy Manager\, a Chartered Forensic Psychologist\, accredited with the Health Care Professions Council as a Registered Psychologist Practitioner\, Chartered Scientist\, Registered EuroPsy Psychologist\, Supervisor and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society. Geraldine has been employed by the Prison Service since January 1999\, working with perpetrators of sexual and violent offences. Geraldine was awarded a PhD by the University of Birmingham. Geraldine is a member of the Division of Forensic Psychology Executive Committee\, Association for Treatment of Abusers (ATSA ATSA promotes the philosophy that empirically based assessment\, practice\, management\, and policy strategies \nwill: enhance community safety\, reduce sexual recidivism\, protect victims and vulnerable populations\, transform the lives of those caught in the web of sexual violence\, and illuminate paths to prevent sexual abuse.)\, The National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers (NOTA) research committee and the International Association of Forensic Psychotherapists (IAFP) and has worked at HMP Grendon since January 2005.
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/dr-geraldine-ackerman-using-groups-within-a-therapeutic-community-to-facilitate-change-with-men-who-have-offended-in-a-sexual-manner/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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SUMMARY:Anna Motz - Self Harm in Young Women: An Attack on the Maternal Object.
DESCRIPTION:Anna Motz is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and also a consultant clinical and forensic psychologist with extensive experience of assessing and treating women with histories of violence against themselves and others. Anna works as a consultant psychologist with the Oxford Family Assessment and Safeguarding Service\, MBT Supervisor for the Anna Freud Centre and Visiting Lecturer for the Tavistock Clinic. She is the author of The Psychology of Female Violence: Crimes Against the Body  (Routledge 2001;2008) editor of Managing Self Harm: Psychological Perspectives  (Routledge\, 2009) and Toxic Couples: The Psychology of Domestic Violence and co author of the forthcoming  Invisible Trauma: Women\, Difference and the Criminal Justice System (Routledge\, 2018)
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/anna-motz-self-harm-in-young-women-an-attack-on-the-maternal-object/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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SUMMARY:Accommodating Change: how Information Technology affects therapy and therapists
DESCRIPTION:What are your interests and concerns? A discussion led by members of the Committee. \nThe aim of the evening is to assess and discuss the impact of the rapid changes in technology on ourselves as therapists and in our work. Please come and take the opportunity to share your thoughts\, feelings and ideas. \nThere is a magazine article attached to your reminder email sent on 31 October which might stimulate your thinking.
URL:https://oxfordpsychotherapysociety.org.uk/event/internet-discussion/
LOCATION:Oxford Brookes University (JHB 405)\, Headington Hill\, Oxford\, OX3 0BP
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