Therapeutic Ruptures – Dr Robert Watson
Therapeutic Ruptures Dr Robert Watson Event Details: On Friday 1st November 2020 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Robert Watson to speak on the topic “Therapeutic Ruptures”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2020 Annual General Meeting held in Glasgow, Scotland. Session Outline: In this video Dr Watson looks at how decades […]
How “private” is your practice in cyberspace? Are you tech ready? – Catherine Knibbs
How “private” is your practice in cyberspace? Are you tech ready? Catherine Knibbs Event Details: On Friday 2nd November 2018 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Catherine Knibbs to speak on the topic “How “private” is your practice in cyberspace? Are you tech ready?”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2018 Annual […]
Naming and shaming therapists: protecting the public or harming therapy? – Dr Philip Cox
Naming and shaming therapists: protecting the public or harming therapy? Dr Philip Cox Event Details: On Friday 2nd November 2018 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr Philip Cox to speak on the topic “Naming and shaming therapists: Protecting the public or harming therapy?”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2018 Annual General […]
When did grief get so complicated? – Dr Susan Delaney
When did grief get so complicated? Dr Susan Delaney Event Details: On Friday 29th September 2017 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr Susan Delaney to speak on the topic “When Did Grief Get So Complicated? … and what practitioners need to know about it”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2017 […]
Remembering Alfred Adler: psychology, purpose and meaning – Dr David Carey
Remembering Alfred Adler: psychology, purpose and meaning Dr David Carey Event Details: On Friday 29th September 2017 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr David Carey to speak on the topic “Remember Alfred Adler: Psychology, Purpose and Meaning”. Dr Carey kindly stepped in as a last minute replacement for our scheduled speaker. The session was […]
Managing the erotic transference: preventing escalation and avoiding harm – Dr Dawn Devereux
Managing the erotic transference: preventing escalation and avoiding harm – Dr Dawn Devereux Dr Dawn Devereux Event Details: On Friday 23rd September 2016 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr Dawn Devereux to speak on the topic “Managing the Erotic Transference: Preventing Escalation and Avoiding Harm”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s […]
Therapist drift: black heresy or red herring? – Dr James Hawkins
Therapist drift: black heresy or red herring? Dr James Hawkins Event Details: On Friday 23rd September 2016 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr James Hawkins to speak on the topic “Therapist Drift: Black Heresy or Red Herring?”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2016 Annual General Meeting held in Edinburgh, Scotland. […]
Working therapeutically with patients who struggle with violent behaviour in a non forensic setting – Dr Eoin Galavan
Working therapeutically with patients who struggle with violent behaviour in a non forensic setting Dr Eoin Galavan Event Details: On Friday 11th September 2015 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr Eoin Galavan to speak on the topic of “Working therapeutically with patients who struggle with violent behaviour in a non forensic setting”. The session […]
Working with ethical dilemmas in supervision – Dr Kathy Raffles
Working with ethical dilemmas in supervision Dr Kathy Raffles Event Details: On Friday 11th September 2015 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Dr Kathy Raffles to speak on the topic of “Working with Ethical Dilemmas in Supervision”. The session was part of the Psychologists Protection Society’s 2015 Annual General Meeting held in London, England. Session […]
Falling between two stools – Dual Diagnosis: The need for multidisciplinary awareness and cooperation- Eoin Stephens
Falling between two stools – Dual Diagnosis: The need for multidisciplinary awareness and cooperation Eoin Stephens Event Details: On Friday 17th October 2014 The Psychologists Protection Society Trust invited Mr Eoin Stephens to speak on the topic “Falling Between Two Stools – Dual Diagnosis: The need for multidisciplinary awareness and cooperation”. The session was part […]