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December 2008

Members' notices


Across the Borderline: from acting out to thinking with Borderline and Psychotic patients

Saturday 31 January 2009, 10.30am – 1.30pm

David Morgan

David Morgan is a Psychoanalyst, Senior Member of the British Association of Psychotherapists and Fellow of the British Psychoanalytic Society.

This will be a talk, including vidoes. David Morgan also offers to illustrate his talk further with an 'open supervision'.

Tickets from AGIP : £25 for non-AGIP members, Professional members of AGIP £20, Trainees £10. Certificates of attendance will be provided.

In-House Discussions

An opportunity for Professional Members to explore ideas with other Professional Members

  • 14 February 2009 - 10.30am - noon
    Mary Hughes
    How many times a week do you do it?
    Mary will open a discussion on therapists' experiences of and/or fantasies about doing psychoanalytic psychotherapy once per week.
  • 28 February 2009 - 10.30am - noon
    Carole Fabian
    will open a discussion on Retirement
  • 9 May 2009 - 10.30am - noon
    Stephanie Gibbons
    will open a discussion on Triangulation and Countertransference; their impact and implications in supervision
  • STATE REGULATION AND REGISTRATION

    The movement towards regulation/registration of psychotherapy continues. The latest UKCP and other documents can be found on the web forum. These are of interest to all psychotherapists, especially AGIP members who may wish to consider these proposals in terms of how well they fit with the practise of psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

    AGIP Library

    The AGIP library catalogue is now available on-line. It is in two sections which may be read by clicking on the link below. The list will open in a new window.


    TEACHING VACANCIES

    Professional members with specialist knowledge or interest may like to apply to teach on the basic training programme in psychoanalytic psychotherapy. The new programme offers Saturday workshops and occasional seminars on special topics. Any member interested should apply to the Training Committee through the office.