Supervision in the Age of the Evidence Base
Registered psychotherapy members wishing to obtain accreditation
as supervisors are eligible to attend this workshop in Coventry
which will be led by David Green and Gary Latchford. More
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Registration is now open for the EPCA conference 2012 to be held
in Dublin
Friday 29th June 2012 to Sunday 1st July 2012
The theme of the conference is Raising Constructivist Voices.
Registration
form.....
Please click HERE
for more details and first call for papers, or HERE
for an Abstract Application Form |
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Constructivist Coaching
Mary Frances will be leading a workshop on constructivist coaching
in Coventry in May 2012. Read
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Report
from the ECTN autumn school
The European Constructivist Training Network recently ran an autumn
school in Brno, Czech republic. Two students, Natasa Simic from
Serbia and Carlo Guerra from Italy, have written their story –
CLICK HERE
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Meeting of Minds.....
Date and time: 8th December 2011 4-6pm
Venue: Faraday House, 48 -51 Old Gloucester Street London
WC1
RSVP: clrmrrs@me.com
Dennis Bury and Clare Morris would like to invite you or anyone
with an understanding of PCP, to join us for an informal space to
share and discuss ‘work in progress’, and/or a meal
at a local restaurant. READ
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Exploring identity
It's quite a hard thing to be able to get hold of identity. Here
is a Kellyian focused tool which seeks to offer a possible additional
method to the well known Rep Grid. It's a simple step-by-step protocol
aimed deriving constructs about the self (or an organisation) over
time. For experienced PCPer's, this may be quite close to what you
do anyway. One possible new step is deriving constructs by comparing
eras in our life.
For those who like the mathematical side, this process converts
into an instrument offering a full range of statistics. I would
be very grateful if you would consider looking at it, trying it
out, and suggesting improvements.
There are no copyright issues; this is not a marketing exercise.
This is for anyone to use.
You can obtain the file by writing me an e-mail with "Eras
method" in the subject heading:
dennisbury@gmail.com
PCPA members: you will find Dennis's material on the members'
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Boston International PCP Conference –
review by John Fisher
Please click HERE
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PCP in Organisations – papers by John
Fisher
John Fisher has kindly made available his
very interesting and helpful papers on organisational change:
The
Anticipation and Experie nce of Change
Change Happens
to People
The Change Timeline
John can be contacted through his website www.c2d.co.uk
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Midlands PCP Study Days
December 9th 2011 Construing Communication,
with Adele Pile
The Study Days are held at 44, Park Road, Coventry and run from
10 to 4 (though if you want to use the multi-storey car park next
to the station it is half price if you park after 10, so you may
want to be slightly late).
Contact Sally Robbins – sally.robbins1@btinternet.com
or 07501 764 362 –to book your place.
PCP Quarterly Study Days are open to anyone who has completed an
introductory or foundation course in PCP
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Book news
Papers from the 9th EPCA conference held in London
in 2008 have now been published.
Construing PCP: New Contexts and Perspectives: 9th
EPCA Conference Proceedings
Dorota Bourne and Martin Fromm (eds), Books on Demand. (2010)
ISBN: 978-3839135778
Click HERE for
an index of articles
The book is now available in online shops including Amazon
and Books
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Harry Procter has contributed a chapter to
a new book on Reflective Practice
In his chapter on Personal and Relational Construct Psychology,
Harry Procter argues that Kelly’s emphasis on Reflexivity
makes the approach ideally suited to modern requirements for Reflective
Practice. He introduces some new methods including the Therapist
Characterisation Sketch and the Reflective Practice Grid.
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Northern PCP Research Group Meetings
The Northern PCP Research Group has been meeting now for nearly
20 years in York as a forum for discussion, supervision and personal
development for people who use PCP in their research, work or lives.
You do not need any expertise.
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