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Welcome to The Adlerian Society (UK) and the Institute for Individual Psychology Registered Charity (No. 288758)
An Association formed to promote the the Understanding and Application of Adlerian Psychology and Adlerian Counselling within the United Kingdom
Advanced Notices: The Dates for the London Lectures held at Conway Hall the coming academic year are now available. Further details about speakers and lectures will follow soon. For dates, please click on Lecture List
ASIIP ANNUAL CONFERENCE at ST HILDA's COLLEGE, OXFORD Friday 4th - Sunday 6th September 2009 open to all. for further information, please contact the Administrator Ann Hariades Download 2009 brochure & booking form
TWO important new books A DIFFERENT WISDOM Reflections on Supervision BY PENNY HENDERSON Pbk 228pp JUNE 2009 Price: 20.99 ISBN: 9781855756144 Cat. No. 27455 BIC Supervision, Counselling and Advice Services (JKSN2) Psychotherapy (MMJT) In the Guide to Supervision Series/BIC Code: Counselling (JBSN)
SUPERVISOR TRAINING Issues and Approaches EDITED BY PENNY HENDERSON Pbk 250pp, JUNE 2009 Price: £20.99 ISBN: 9781855754027 Cat. No. 24635
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Alfred Adler, 1870-1937 Alfred Adler's Individual Psychology is the psychology of the unique, undivided personality and influenced by his belief in the social equality of all human beings, regardless of race, position, class or gender. According to Adler, we all have or should have fundamental equal human rights even though we are not equal in many other respects.
Together with Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, he was a key figure in the development of psychology as we know it. TO READ MORE ABOUT ADLER AND INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY, PLEASE GO TO Adlerian Psychology and Articles & Reviews
FOR YOUR DIARYFriday 3rd July 2009 Challenges to Supervision: Therapy, Ethics and the Law.Presented by Peter Jenkins Saturday 26/Sunday 27th September & Saturday 10th /Sunday 11th October, 2009 Supporting Positive Parenting - Facilitating Parent Groups - The Adlerian Way a four day course.Facilitated by Wendy Goddard Manor Barn House, Water Stratford, Buckingham MK18 5DS Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October 2009 9.45am-5pm Creative Work with Fairy TalesPresented by Samuel Schürer Bottisham Village College, Bottisham, Cambridgeshire CB25 0DF Sunday 15 November 2009 9.45am-5pm Working creatively with dreamsPresented by Jill Reynolds Bottisham Village College, Bottisham, Cambridgeshire CB25 0DF
C S T CAMBRIDGE SUPERVISION TRAINING Friday 3rd July 2009, Thriplow Village Hall, Middle Str. Thriplow, Cambridgeshire SG8 7RD 9.45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Challenges to Supervision: Therapy, Ethics and the LawPresented by Peter Jenkins, Senior Lecturer in Counselling at Salford University, a BACP Senior Accredited Counsellor Trainer and an honorary counsellor at Manchester University Counselling Service. he is currently a member of the UKCP Ethics Committee. This is a popular and highly participative workshop, which is designed to clarify the key aspects of confidentiality that relate to, for example, data protection law, the therapist’s duty to warn others, disclosure of records and enforced access to notes by third parties, such as solicitors, police and the courts. This part of the workshop is based on short scenarios, discussion and brief outlines of the law in non-technical language, with maximum opportunities for dialogue and follow-up questions. The afternoon sessions provide an overview of key aspects of the law with direct relevance for counsellors, psychotherapists and supervisors. These sessions address the concept of ‘duty of care’, as applied to therapist and client, via discussion of key case law. Issues around the potential liability of the supervisor will be further explored and identified via use of a case study.
BUCKS ADLERIAN TRAINING Manor Barn House, Water Stratford, Buckingham MK18 5DS Saturday 26/Sunday 27th September & Saturday 10th /Sunday 11th October, 2009 Supporting Positive Parenting Facilitating Parent Groups - The Adlerian Way a four day course (2 weekends)Facilitated by Wendy Goddard, B.A.(Hons) Dip.Ed; Dip.Couns. MBACP This is an ASIIP accredited course, and you will receive an ASIIP certificate on completion of the 32 hours’ training provided and a portfolio. Supporting Positive Parenting, written by Wendy Goddard, has been accepted onto the Parenting Academy’s Toolkit for Commissioners, and is published by Russell House Publishing Ltd. Every family needs support at some time. Facilitating Parent Groups - The Adlerian Way is an innovative and exciting course that provides all those working with families the tools to design and deliver effective and life-changing parenting courses. The weekend workshop will equip you with the basic knowledge, techniques, and materials needed to conduct Supporting Positive Parenting classes in your community. You will receive the manual used to present the programme – which includes all the handouts for parents, detailed facilitator’s guide for each session, and a useful section of theory, organisation and evaluation, and further guidance on various aspects for those new to facilitating groups. The four-day training for facilitators will introduce you to techniques and strategies in facilitating parent groups (using the teachings of Alfred Adler as the philosophical core and integral discipline). You will be encouraged to work spontaneously, creatively and sensitively with a flexible parenting programme. The training is designed to be safe, informal and fun.
Continuing Professional Development in Cambridge Ongoing Training Opportunities in Adlerian Integrated Approaches Saturday 17th October - Sunday 18th October 2009, Bottisham Village College, near Cambridge (01223 811372) 9.45 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.Creative work with Fairy Talespresented by Samuel Schürer Fairy tales deal with vital issues. When we remember our favourite fairy tale from childhood we unconsciously formulate questions about our own destiny.In this workshop we will demonstrate how to understand the recollection of somebody’s favourite fairy tale in relation to a current life situation. We do this by using the creative methods of painting and psychodrama. With the support of the group, participants can find solutions through the fairy tale’s metaphoric level. This solution can be translated into real life and can help tosolve a current or long-lasting problem. The workshop will focus on:- The Individual Psychology approach to fairy tales and their therapeutic use in comparison with other diagnostic tools such as early recollections, dreams and daydreams.
- The advantage of fairy tales memories, who have the same expressiveness as early recollections including the symbolic language of dreams.
- Assessment techniques for fairy tale memories considering the three assessment areas: context, content and movement.LI>Guidelines on how to work with fairy tale memories in counselling and groups by using painting and psychodrama.
The workshop will contain little theory. Most emphasis will be on the selfawareness of each participant. The workshop is open for counsellors and therapists who would like to use these techniques in their practice, as well as for anyone who wishes to gain a deeper understanding of an essential personal issue.
Continuing Professional Development in Cambridge Ongoing Training Opportunities in Adlerian Integrated Approaches Sunday 15th November 2009, Bottisham Village College, near Cambridge (01223 811372) 9.45 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.Working Creatively with Dreamspresented by Jill Reynolds This one day workshop offers the opportunity to explore dreams and the dreamworld from an Adlerian perspective, providing a mix of theory, skills, practice and personal development. In this workshop we will:- take a broad overview of dreams, the dreaming process,and the purpose of dreaming. We will discuss what
dreaming means to you - look briefly at different perspectives on the dreamworld
- discuss different types of dreams
- analyse a sample dream as a group
- work creatively with your own dreams
- discuss reorientation of dreams
- look at dreams through Adlerian concepts such as social interest, psychological movement, masculine protest, compensatory movement, family constellation and others.
The Adlerian Society Year Book for 2009: A Collection of Topical Essays
is now available at the price of £ 11
order now! Click on Logo to download order form.
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