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RESPONDING TO CORPORATE PANIC
creating spaces in organisations
(posted 15/04/10 )
NWIDP CONFERENCE
Friday, 2 July 2010,
9.30 am – 4.30 pm
Luther King House, Manchester M14 5JP
Organisational life today is often full of pressure and anxiety. This conference will try to move on from diagnosing the ills of modern corporate life to look at some possible solutions derived from psychodynamic thinking. It will provide an opportunity to reflect on conference members' own experience of organisations, in participative workshops and will appeal to psychotherapists, health workers and others concerned with living and working in organisations.
Includes keynote presentatation by Vega Roberts, Senior Organisational Analyst at the Grubb Institute of Behavioural
Studies
NWIDP Organisations FlyerTHE INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOANALYSIS
Open Evening
(posted 15/04/10 )
LEEDS: Wednesday 12th May 2010, 6.00 - 8.00pm
If you have ever thought about becoming a psychoanalyst you are invited to an Open Evening about training at the Institute of Psychoanalysis. This year the Institute is holding an Open Evening at NSCAP as they are hoping soon to make the training available in the North of England.
Online Applications Now Live
(posted 12/04/10 )
Applications for the following two courses run in collaboration with the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust and University of East London must now be made online. Please go to the relevant course page for details.
Psychoanalytic Observational Studies (Liverpool M7L)
Psychodynamic Approaches to Working with Adolescents (M33N)
Systems and Psychodynamics of Work
and Organisation
(posted 01/04/10 )
6 monthly seminars - May to November 2010
Venue: NSCAP, Leeds
This programme aims to provide participants with the opportunity to develop their understanding of the psychodynamics of work, organisations and the individuals and groups within them.
The Foundations of
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
(updated 01/04/10 )
MA/PG Dip Programme in Leeds
This programme is delivered at NSCAP by colleagues from Leeds Partnerships NHS Foundation Trust in collaboration with the Tavistock Clinic and University of East London.
Online application process
Applications for the D58 have to be made through the Tavistock web site. Please click on the link below which will take you to the webpage for D58. Then click on the ‘apply now’ link on the right of the screen to start the application process. You will need to complete a quick registration process and can then complete an application for the course.
Enquiries about the course should be directed to the Leeds office on 0113 3058750.
Inter-cultural Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Students who have complete the D58 programme can now apply for a qualifying course in Inter-cultural Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (D59) leading to registration with the British Psychoanalytic Council.
Looked-After Children Forum
Northern Branch
(posted 01/04/10)
The new forum was launched at the Northern School of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy (NSCAP) in Leeds and was marked by MP for Huddersfield, Barry Sheerman who is Chair of the House of Commons Select Committee for Children, Schools and Families.
The aim of the forum is to bring together people who work with children in the care of local authorities including professionals and managers from education, health, social care and the family courts. The forum will support service improvements and will encourage participation from looked-after children themselves, adult care-leavers and foster carers.
If you are interested in joining the Forum please contact nscap@leedspft.nhs.uk
Psychoanalytic Observational Studies
(updated 16/12/09 )
Masters/Postgraduate Diploma Programmes
in Leeds, Liverpool and Newcastle
What is Psychoanalytic Infant Observation?
Who is the course for?
What does it offer?
Will it help my work with children and young people?
What do students think about the course?
Find out the answer to these questions and more in our new information leaflet.
NSCAP Annual Report
(posted 15/07/09 )
This Annual Report for 2008/09 celebrates our successes in the last year and progress towards achieving our vision of becoming a major centre for mental health learning and practice in the north of England.