BACP events and CPD
This year’s Private Practice Conference is a hybrid event on Saturday 14 September online and in London at etc.venues St Paul’s, and will explore problems that therapists of all modalities can face. We’ll look at unexpected crises that can prove overwhelming, explore how we deal with ethical dilemmas when there seems to be no obvious answer, and look at common issues that therapists and supervisors may struggle with, such as finding effective ways to discuss cultural and other differences in the therapy room. We’ll also help you to understand your own limitations to prevent burnout using practical and self-help measures. For the first time the conference will also include a live panel discussion. The conference aims to help you: • Feel more confident and competent in tackling difficult and sometimes taboo topics in therapy • Enhance your ethical decision- making skills and apply them to complex scenarios • Strengthen self-awareness and personal boundaries as a therapist • Expand your understanding of legal and professional frameworks impacting therapy practice • E ngage in open dialogue and collaborative learning with colleagues on contemporary ethical challenges. For further information and to book, see www.bacp.co.uk/ events/pp2024-private-practice- conference-2024 Private Practice Conference 2024
Making Connections Derry/Londonderry
supervision encounter, including the challenges supervisors might face. It’ll also look at contextual, contemporary and practice-based issues that present in supervision. There’ll be a mix of workshops on offer, along with facilitated discussion groups and opportunities for supervisors to network. The workshops will be split into three strands, with two workshops taking place in each one. Lunch and refreshments are also provided. It costs £120 for BACP members to attend and £170 for non-members. To find out more, see www.bacp.co.uk/events 10 THERAPY TODAY MAY 2024 • Selected presentation slides and recordings from the event available for a three-month period • Light lunch plus refreshments on arrival and during refreshment breaks • Networking with peers, colleagues and BACP staff, who’ll provide key organisational updates. For more information and to book your place, see www.bacp.co.uk/events. Places are limited, so if you do book and can no longer attend please let us know so your place can be offered to another member on the waiting list.
Our free Making Connections events take place throughout the year across the four nations and give you the chance to network with other members and our divisional executive members. This time we’re visiting Derry/ Londonderry on Wednesday 26 June and the event will be hosted by BACP Trustee Sekinat Adima, beginning at 10am. What’s included: • Three CPD presentations • Dedicated live Q&A sessions after each presentation
Robin Shohet on supervision We’re delighted to announce that Robin Shohet will deliver the opening
keynote presentation at this year’s Supervisor’s Event, on ‘Fear and love in supervision (and beyond)’. Robin has more than 30 years of experience in supervision, and will also be joining us for the closing discussion panel. The Supervisor’s Event is designed specifically with supervisors in mind, and will be taking place in person in Bristol this September following positive feedback from our last two events. The event will explore some of the common issues that manifest in the
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