IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
IAHIP WORKSHOP SCHEDULE - September 2014 –February 2015
1. Reading the Bodyshapes Facilitated by Paddy Logan
Saturday 27th September 2014
Workshop Full
2. Witness Me Walk Facilitated by Bernadette Divilly
Saturday 4th October 2014
3. Counselling Couples Facilitated by Josephine O’Halloran
Saturday 18th October 2014
4. Spirituality of Psychotherapy Facilitated by Colm O’Doherty
Saturday 1st November 2014 – Workshop Full
5. An Introduction to Sandplay Therapy Facilitated by Ursula Somerville
Sunday 2nd November 2014 (Not on IAHIP Premises) – Workshop Full
6. The Therapist as Business Owner Facilitated by Jude Fay and Weisim Ho
Saturday 8th November 2014
7. Starting a Therapy Practice Facilitated by Jude Fay and Genevieve Becker
Sunday 16th November 2014
8. Working with LGBTQ Clients Facilitated by Anita Furlong
Saturday 6th December 2014
9. Music as Medicine Facilitated by Anne Colgan
Saturday 17th January 2015
10. Experiential Dramatherapy Facilitated by Liz Gleeson
Saturday 24th January 2015
11. A Gestalt Approach to Supervision Facilitated by Karen Shorten
Sunday 1st February 2015
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Reading the Bodyshapes
Saturday 27th September 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Paddy Logan
**WORKSHOP NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED – CLOSED FOR BOOKING**
Reading the Bodyshapes
We will take a one day tour of the world of Wilhelm Reich and Alexander Lowen – whose ideas and
theory have influenced the development of many current therapeutic approaches to the body in
therapy and contributed hugely to an understanding of the relevance of a client’s physical aspects
in the therapeutic process.
*You will be introduced to the theory and practice of including a body aware approach.
*You will learn how to recognise what the physical form of the client reveals.
*We will explore these ideas through discussion, experiential learning and demonstration.
*You can expect to be surprised and hopefully intrigued by what you learn and also to laugh.
*All experiential aspects are simple and easy to participate in.
*No previous experience is required to participate.
Please wear comfortable clothes. Hand outs will be provided on relevant points – a notebook may
also be useful to have with you.
Paddy Logan, MIAHIP, MIACP trained in Humanistic & Integrative psychotherapy and provides
individual and group psychotherapy, supervision and consultancy services. As a trainer and
facilitator he has extensive experience with group process work throughout Ireland. Formerly on the
staff of the Institute for Creative Counselling and Psychotherapy, the Tivoli Institute Dun Laoghaire,
the Irish Institute of Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies at Turning Point and the Dublin Business
School. He is a partner at the Integrative Psychotherapy Practice in Dublin.
Workshop (1) Saturday 27th September 2014 – Reading the Bodyshapes
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
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Payable to IAHIP
________________________________________
Address
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 16.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Witness Me Walk
Saturday 4th October 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Bernadette Divilly
Witness Me Walk
This workshop is devoted to experiencing and articulating the beauty of our human gait and
understanding our walk. We develop our psyche as we develop our feet and the skills to stand on
our feet. As we place one foot in front of the other, we lose and recover our balance. We make
decisions, each step engaging us with the human walk of life. This workshop explores the dynamics
of walking and explores being a curious observer with a friendly attitude to what walks us.
Participants will have an opportunity to explore the uniqueness of their own walk and how our walk
can be assessed to support conscious engagement with our physical, emotional and psychological
wellbeing. The workshop structure is informed by principles from Dance Movement Therapy,
Somatic and Depth Psychology. This workshop welcomes all psychotherapists including those who
use walking aids to support their mobility and is appropriate for 16 participants. Please bring
comfortable clothes and walking gear as there may be a short outdoor exploration depending on
weather. Also bring a notebook, pen and blanket.
Bernadette Divilly is a Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapist and a Psychology graduate from
NUI Galway. She also has a Masters in Somatic Psychology and Dance Movement Therapy from the
Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado. She has been working in the field of health education,
psychotherapy and dance for over 26 years. Bernadette also works as a choreographer and
created Síul, The Walk of Survival and Transcendence, a dance performance celebrating the beauty
of the human gait and the walk of survival and transcendence. She has also published Witness me
Walk in the Irish Association of Creative Arts Journal, 2013. Bernadette is a recipient of the Arts
Council's Project Award for Arts Participation 2014.
Workshop (2) Saturday 4th October 2014 – Witness Me Walk
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
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________________________________________
Address
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 16.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP.
Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Counselling Couples
Saturday 18th October 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Josephine O’Halloran
Counselling Couples by Josephine O’Halloran,
Relationship Counsellor, Galway.
I am a counsellor, psychotherapist, relationship counsellor and accredited supervisor in private
practice in Galway city. I work with clients who present with issues of abuse, anxiety, bereavement,
grief and loss, bullying in the workplace, illness and disability, sexual issues and marriage and
relationship counselling.
I am accredited to IAHIP and am also an accredited supervisor.
My workshop will be based on the works of John Gottman and Harvel Hendrix Imago Models and will
be informative and interactive using small group work during the day.
My presentation will be on PowerPoint and I will give out handouts to the attendees.
Workshop (3) Saturday 18th October 2014 – Counselling Couples
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 25.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Spirituality of Psychotherapy - Exploring a Christian Perspective
Saturday 1st November 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Colm O’Doherty
**WORKSHOP NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED – CLOSED FOR BOOKING**
Spirituality of Psychotherapy
Exploring a Christian Perspective
An opportunity to engage with colleagues and to reflect personally on:
The meaning of spirituality
The relationship between spirituality and psychotherapy
Paradigms from the Christian tradition in the context of psychotherapy
Psychotherapy and prayer
Colm works in private practice as a psychotherapist and supervisor in Monkstown, Co. Dublin and
Ballina, Co. Tipperary.
For many years he has trained psychotherapists, initially in The Dundalk Counselling Centre, and
then until 2010 at The Institute of Creative Counselling and Psychotherapy, in Dun Laoghaire, Co.
Dublin.
His article, "A Spirituality of Psychotherapy" was published in Inside Out, Spring 2013, and in The
Furrow, January 2014.
Workshop (4) Saturday 1st November 2014 – Spirituality of Psychotherapy
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
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Payable to IAHIP
________________________________________
Address
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 16.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
An Introduction to Sandplay Therapy
Sunday 2nd November 2014 - 10.00a.m – 4.30p.m.
The Rathfarnham Psychotherapy Centre 55 Main Street
Rathfarnham Village Dublin 14
Facilitator: Ursula Somerville
**WORKSHOP NOW FULLY SUBSCRIBED – CLOSED FOR BOOKING**
The Practice of Sandplay Therapy
Sandplay Therapy is a creative, sometimes silent and always insightful tool for self-discovery which
allows our unconscious to release parts of us that are hidden. It is a therapeutic method using one
or two sand trays, (one wet and one dry), water and a selection of symbolic and archetypal materials.
It is a non-directive and at times, non-verbal model of therapy where it allows the deeper aspects
of the self to be worked in a therapeutic setting and can be effective in helping reduce the emotional
causes behind challenging behavior. The image produced in the sand tray is an expression of life
from where our dreams reside. A lovely style of this method is that it offers the traymaker the
opportunity to use nonverbal communication to release details that may be too painful to put into
words. Sandplay works equally well with both adults and children. Adults can also often have
difficulty expressing their feelings verbally, most particularly in times of emotional distress.
Learning objectives:
The participants will be able to:
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Describe the overview of the history and development of Sandplay as a therapeutic
technique
Describe theories of Carl Jung and Dora Kalff as they relate to Sandplay Therapy
Describe the experience of making their own image in a sandtray
Facilitator:
Ursula Somerville MIHAIP, ECP, MEAIP, SIAHIP, MIJSTA
Ursula is a Counsellor and Psychotherapist, Jungian Sand Therapist, Child Psychotherapist and Play
Therapist and Clinical Supervisor. She works therapeutically with adults and children in her private
practice in Rathfarnham Dublin 14 and Wicklow Street Dublin 2.
Workshop (5) Sunday 2nd November 2014 – An Introduction to Sandplay Therapy
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
Address
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Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
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Contact Number: _________________
Maximum Number of Delegates is 8.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
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€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
The Therapist as Business Owner: Allowing ourselves to earn from our work
Saturday 8th November 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitators: Jude Fay & Weisim Ho
The Therapist as Business Owner: Allowing Ourselves to Earn From Our Work
The aim of this workshop is to help practising counsellors and therapists to take greater ownership for growing
and developing their business. It is an opportunity to explore what holds us back from fully valuing the work we
do, and to create a plan for the future. It is suitable for all counsellors and therapists, whether employed, selfemployed or providing their services free of charge. The format of the workshop will be informal and experiential,
with presentations in large group, smaller group discussion, exercises and games. This workshop looks at our
beliefs and values around charging for our work, and where they might limit us, both in our work with clients,
and in our personal lives. These limits are determined by many factors including our past experiences, our values,
our self-worth and our beliefs. Often outside our awareness, they may be restricting our ability to grow,
personally and professionally.
By the end of the course, participants will have explored their attitudes to
promoting and valuing the work, have practical ideas for expanding their range of promotional activities, have
explored their values and beliefs about abundance and charging for the work, understand the fears and blocks
that might be getting in the way and have an outline plan for moving forward.
FACILITATORS:
Jude Fay, MIAHIP, MIACP, is a practising psychotherapist working with individuals and couples in
Celbridge and Naas, Co Kildare. She has extensive experience in the development and presentation
of workshops and facilitation of group learning. Jude’s interest in the limiting beliefs that may limit
the development of a healthy practice reflects her earlier career as a Chartered Accountant, during
which she supported and advised accountancy practices on practice management and development
issues. Further information on the development and running of a therapy practice can be found at
www.thisbusinessoftherapy.com.
Weisim Ho, MIAHIP, MIACP, is an experienced psychotherapist with a private practice in South William
Street and in Monkstown. She has also worked in Pieta House with people who are suicidal and who
self-harm. She brings with her experience as a lawyer in the corporate and financial world and hopes
to help other psychotherapists to work not only out of a place of psychotherapy as a vocation and
service, but also as a business owner who can proactively attract clients and own their responsibility
and satisfaction in doing so.
Workshop (6) Saturday 8th November 2014 – The Therapist as Business Owner
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
________________________________________
Address
________________________________________________________________
Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 25.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Starting a Therapy Practice
Sunday 16th November 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitators: Jude Fay & Genevieve Becker
The aim of this workshop is to provide information and ideas to consider when starting a private
therapy or counseling practice. It is also an opportunity to network with other practitioners who are
starting out. The format of the workshop will be informal, with presentations in large group, smaller
group discussion and exercises. By the end of the course, participants will be able to describe the
practice they would like to create, list at least three services they can provide, describe their
preferred clients, have at least three channels through which to attract their preferred clients, outline
what they need to do to start their business and plan the next steps for their practice. Anyone
interested in starting or developing a therapy or counseling practice is welcome.
The course content includes:
Self-employed: What’s involved, pros and cons, legal and professional requirements; clarifying your
profile: What are you providing? Who are your clients? Goal setting: What do you hope to earn from
your practice? Gross income vs net income; Pricing and charging for your work; Finding work:
marketing your services, getting your name known; Self-care, support and work-life balance, valuing
your time and expertise; Working with organisations and insurers: referrals, reimbursements,
reporting; Dual roles: employed and self-employed; Planning the next steps: Thinking about how
you’d like to develop your practice in the future, sources of information and assistance.
Presenters:
Jude Fay, MIACP, MIAHIP, FCA is a practising psychotherapist working with individuals and couples
in Celbridge and Naas, Co Kildare. Her interest in the business aspects of running a psychotherapy
practice reflects her earlier career as a Chartered Accountant, during which she supported and
advised accountancy practices on practice management and development issues. Further
information on the development and running of a therapy practice, and of Jude’s work in this area,
can be found at www.thisbusinessoftherapy.com
Dr Genevieve Becker, is a dietician/nutritionist and International Board Certified Lactation
Consultant who has worked in maternal, infant and young child feeding, particularly in breastfeeding,
for over 25 years. Genevieve was a volunteer counsellor with a mother-to-mother support group for
20 years. Further information on the services Genevieve provides can be found at
www.bestservices.ie
Workshop (7) Sunday 16th November 2014 – Starting a Therapy Practice
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
________________________________________
Address
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 25.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Working with LGBTQ Clients
Saturday 6th December 2014 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Anita Furlong
Working with LGBTQ Clients
Supporting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning Clients
This workshop is aimed toward counsellors and psychotherapists who work with LGBTQ clients yet
have received little or no training in working in this area and would like to improve their knowledge.
This workshop with outline core knowledge, competencies and guidelines which should be
understood when working with LGBTQ clients, with an emphasis on developing awareness of values
and beliefs, both our own and society’s.
The workshop will include the following in “Setting the Scene”:
Looking at attitudes, beliefs and awareness; Homosexuality, gender variance and the mental
health professions, an uneasy relationship; The social context in Ireland; Minority Stress;
Gender variance
Facilitator: Anita Furlong BA Counselling & Psychotherapy
Anita Furlong is a counsellor and psychotherapist in private practice and also works as an Employee
Assistance Professional. Anita is a volunteer counsellor for a local LGBT organisation. Anita is preaccredited with IACP and accredited with the Employee Assistance Professionals Association. Anita’s
interest in work with LGBTQ clients arose during training when it became obvious that little or no
training was provided in this area. Yet trainee counsellors were expected to work with LGBTQ clients
with unexamined or ignored attitudes, assumptions and belief systems. Anita travelled to the UK
and Sweden to receive training on working with Gender and Sexual Diversity clients and continues
this training by inviting trainers to present on this subject in Ireland. Anita has developed workshops
for counsellors who wish to work in this area and also co-presented with Dominic Davies FBACP, of
Pink Therapy, London.
Workshop (8) Saturday 6th December 2014 – Working with LGBTQ Clients
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
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________________________________________
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 20.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Music as Medicine: Healing Sounds
Saturday 17th January 2015 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Anne Colgan
Music as Medicine – Healing Sounds
Access your own musical power and
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Unblock your creativity
Heal yourself
Increase your productivity
Discover the healing effects of musical toning
Learn the positive health benefits from deep breathing
Have fun with music
Use music in your practice in a person centred way
Anne Colgan is a Psychotherapist who works with voice and sound. She believes that we all have
a unique sound which is powerful and healing. Working with our sound helps us to ground ourselves
and to bring balance to our mind and our body. Creativity is enhanced and using our sound brings
us to our higher self.
Workshop (9) Saturday 17th January 2015 – Music as Medicine: Healing Sounds
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
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Payable to IAHIP
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 12.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Experiential Dramatherapy
Saturday 24th January 2015 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Liz Gleeson
Experiential Dramatherapy
Dramatherapy is the intentional use of drama games and skills to evoke positive change and
transformation. It is a suitable intervention for all ages, all walks of life and all abilities; no drama
experience or skill is necessary to benefit from dramatherapy.
During this session, you will have a
chance to explore the power of dramatherapy using a variety of techniques such as mask-making,
role-play, puppetry, movement, storymaking and embodiment. The pace of the day will depend on
the group present as each experiential workshop is different and unique. We will use the group to
our advantage and assist each other by active witnessing and working together to recreate scenarios
to assist each other in understanding our patterns, habits and stories. There will be a chance to
reflect on your process with the other group members and to share thoughts and ideas as to how
some of the techiques you experience may be of use to your clients.
There are no pre-requisites
except a willingness to turn-up and be open to the experience.
Faclitator: Liz Gleeson
Liz Gleeson is a dramatherapist qualified since 2004. Liz has been facilitating groups since 2001
and is experienced and professional in her approach. She has brought dramatherapy to a variety of
community groups including work with the elderly, primary schools, adults with mental health issues
and children with special needs. Her work has brought her as far away as Chennai, India where she
worked with 16 young people in an orphanage for children with special needs. Liz regularly taught
on the MA Dramatherapy programme in NUI Maynooth, as tutor and as Playback Theatre facilitator
after graduating with first class honours in 2004. She also developed and delivered a module for the
Social Care Degree programme in IT Tallaght: ‘Creative Approaches to Social Care’ from 2008 –
2010. She is currently a student of Open Floor movement Therapy, volunteers as a Rainbows Ireland
facilitator and is starting a MSc in bereavement studies in September 2014 with the Irish Hospice
Foundation and the Royal College of Surgeons.
Workshop (10) Saturday24th January 2015 – Experiential Dramatherapy
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 12.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
IRISH ASSOCIATION OF HUMANISTIC &
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
A Gestalt Approach to Supervision
Sunday 1st February 2015 - 10.00a.m. – 4.30p.m.
IAHIP Office, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin
Facilitator: Karen Shorten
A Gestalt Approach to Supervision
The workshop gives participants the opportunity and space in which to explore awareness, contact,
process, incorporating transference and counter-transference from a Gestalt perspective.
We work collaboratively and creatively in an experiential process exploring the relational, to
understand the dynamics between the person as a therapist and the client, paying particular
attention to the “now”.
Karen Ilean Shorten M.I.A.H.I.P. M.E.A.P. M.ICP. MI.A.C.P. S.I.A.H.I.P.
Karen trained in Humanistic, Integrative Psychotherapy and clinical supervision and then
went on to train and specialise in Gestalt Therapy. She has a successful clinical supervision
practice for the past 25 years as well as dealing with individuals, groups and families.
Karen is involved with the Irish Gestalt Centre and has for the last 15 years been running the
Personal Development programme which is an Intensive residential workshop.
Workshop (11) Sunday 1st February 2015 – A Gestalt Approach to Supervision
Fees: €70.00
Fees: €90.00
Fees: €50.00
Name:
IAHIP Accredited Members and
Pre-Accredited Associates
Qualified Psychotherapists of other
Professional Organisations/Bodies
Psychotherapy Students
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
Payable to IAHIP
________________________________________
Address
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Contact Number: _________________
Max No. of delegates is 12.
Accredited Member /Pre-Accredited Associate of IAHIP:
Other professional organisation:
€70.00
Student
€50.00
€90.00 Please provide name of Prof. Org. here: ______________
Please enclose fee payable to IAHIP. Fees are Non-Refundable
Send to: Workshop Group, IAHIP, 40 Northumberland Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin