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  • 10/06/2025 17:11 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Training for Trainers Mental Health and Allied Professions

    Who can apply: Qualified practitioners in a helping profession: psychotherapists, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, consultants, coaches, probation officers, nurses, mental health specialists, other allied professions 

    Entry requirements: Minimum of 3 years post-qualification experience in clinical practice 

    Course design Duration: 2 years, part-time. Location: online

    Fees: 4900 Euros

    Click here>>> to check the flyer 

  • 10/06/2025 15:40 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Research Title:

    Counsellors’ and Psychotherapists’ experiences of Dual and Multiple relationships within their local communities in Ireland - a narrative analysis.

    ‘Dual and multiple relationships occur whenever one person assumes more than one role in a relationship with another person’ (Syme, 2006, p. 57).Practical examples of dual relationships include when the counsellor or psychotherapist may encounter their clients as members of their church, in a social setting such as club members or availing of a local service such as G.P. , gym or beauticians/ hairdressers. Multiple relationships exist when Counsellors and Psychotherapists hold a number of these relationships with their client and this can also include relationships relating to their family members and those of their clients.

    I are looking for participants who:

    • Are accredited Counsellors and Psychotherapists
    • Are currently working as Counsellors and Psychotherapists within their local communities in Ireland.
    • Are willing to share their stories of their experiences of dual and multiple relationships within their local communities in an interview lasting 60-90 minutes.

    Your stories of your experiences are important to me, and I am inviting you to take part in this research study. I want to hear stories about the following:

    • Your experiences of dual and multiple relationships with your clients and the nature of them.
    • How these relationships impact you.
    • What strategies you use in managing dual or multiple relationships.

    If you are willing to take part in an interview either in person or on Zoom I would be delighted to hear from you. For further information contact Evelyn Waters, (M.A, M.SC. M.I.A.C.P.), Doctorate in Psychotherapy candidate at Dublin City University, at evelyn.waters3@mail.dcu.ie Deadline for participation: 31.07.25.

  • 10/06/2025 15:12 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Body Psychotherapy Course February2026

    10% off bookings before September 1


    5-day training in how to read and work with the body in psychotherapy:

    Day 1: (am) The Body and Attachment; (pm) The Body and Character Structures.

    Day 2:The Body and Trauma.

    Day 3: (am) Reading the Body; (pm) The Body and Awareness: Focusing.

    Day 4: (am) The Body and Expression – Gestalt; (pm) The Body and Shame.

    Day 5: The Body as Archetype Object Relations.

    Dates:Saturdays: (2026) February7, March7, April18, May 16, June13.

    Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm.Cost:600 euros.

    Venue:Avila Carmelite Centre, Bloomfield Avenue, MorehamptonRoad, Donnybrook, Dublin 4.

    For enquiries or bookings, call Thomas Larkin MA, MIAHIP, on 085 7283697. Or Email: info@thomaslarkin.ie. Details at www.thomaslarkin.ie

  • 10/06/2025 14:38 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Weathering the Storm: Guiding Couples Through Conflict with Confidence

    Live CPD Webinar with Karen Murphy

    Date: Friday, 27th June 2025
    Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
    Format: Live on Zoom (recording available)
    CPD Hours: 2 IACP-Approved CPD
    Fee: €20 (Early bird until June 20) | €25 thereafter

    Working with conflict in couples therapy can be intense, unpredictable, and emotionally charged. This live webinar is designed to help therapists navigate those moments with more clarity, steadiness, and confidence.

    You’ll learn how to take leadership in the room without becoming controlling, how to de-escalate when emotions rise, and how to support both partners while holding your own centre. Most importantly, you’ll build the confidence to face conflict — not avoid it — and use it as a catalyst for insight and change.

    What the webinar covers:

    + Develop a grounded, confident approach to conflict in couples therapy
    + Understand reactivity through the vulnerability cycle
    + Create structure and safety in high-conflict sessions
    + Set strong, compassionate boundaries
    + Integrate what you already know from individual therapy into your couples work
    + Use practical interventions you can apply immediately after the session

    About the Presenter: Karen Murphy is the founder of the Institute of Couples Therapy and an IACP-accredited psychotherapist and supervisor. She brings over 500 hours of specialist training in couples work, alongside a background in EMDR, adolescent psychotherapy, and family constellations.

    Recording available to all registrants. Book now for €20 – early bird price ends Friday, 20th June.

    + Book here: https://instituteofcouplestherapy.com/couples-therapy-cpdhub/weathering-the-storm-guiding-couples-through-conflict-with-confidence/

    Whether you’re experienced in couples work or just starting out, you’ll come away with clear frameworks and practical tools to manage reactivity, hold safe structure, and support both partners effectively.

  • 10/06/2025 14:23 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Workshop Title

    Healing Through Connection: A Gestalt Relational Path to Healing Trauma and Addiction

    Mode

    Online

    Date

    Saturday 26th July 2025

    Time

    2pm – 6pm

    CPD Hours

    4

    Fee

    Price: €80

    Workshop Abstract

    This workshop explores the transformative power of connection within the therapeutic relationship, grounded in the principles of Gestalt psychotherapy. Participants will learn how to co-create a safe, empathic, and present therapeutic space that fosters awareness, emotional validation, and authentic connection. Offering a comprehensive approach to understanding addiction as functional creative adjustment. Rather than focusing solely on "treatment," this approach emphasizes creating the conditions for deep, transformative healing by honoring the body's wisdom, the resilience of the nervous system, and the importance of relational attunement. The workshop delves into the dynamic interplay of trauma, addiction, and relational healing through experiential exercises and case examples. Attendees will gain practical tools to deepen empathy and embody authenticity.

    Workshop Host

    Rafael Cortina

    Host Bio

    Rafael Cortina is a licensed, bilingual (English-Spanish) therapist with over 24 years of expertise in trauma, addiction, and relational therapy. Certified in Gestalt Therapy, EMDR, and clinical trauma, Rafael specializes in working with individuals, couples, families, and groups. A seasoned educator and international presenter, he offers impactful workshops and trainings worldwide, blending innovative techniques with deep compassion. Rafael's experience spans diverse areas, including LGBTQ+ counseling, grief, dual diagnosis, and dreamwork, delivered in both virtual and in-person settings.

    Link to Eventbrite to book tickets: LINK

  • 03/06/2025 16:29 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Room to rent in a central location in Dublin. Room is offered at reasonable rates and I am seeking someone who would like to rent on a long term basis. For enquiries please contact Eleanor at eleanordunncounselling@gmail.com or on 087 7913474.

    For further information, please click here>> to download the flyer. 

  • 03/06/2025 13:01 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Research Title: The Importance of “Being Seen”: Exploring Psychotherapists’ Experience of “Being Seen” in Therapy and in Clinical Practice.

    Researcher: Catherine Norris, MSc Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, Turning Point Institute.

    Summary: In part fulfilment of my MSc, I am researching psychotherapists' experiences of “being seen” in their personal therapy and how, if at all, it influences their clinical practice.

    “Being seen” is defined the client’s relational experience of “being” in therapy where they are “seen” by the therapist in a particular way. “Being” is the present moment brought into consciousness. “Seeing” is the recognition of the whole person in that present moment.

    Participants sought: Qualified and accredited psychotherapists/psychoanalysts working in Ireland who have had the experience of “being seen” in their personal psychotherapy practice.

    Data collection and time commitment: The method of data collection and time commitment required from participants is:

    • Participation in one semi-structured interview between 40 and 60 minutes in length.

    • Interviews can be conducted online or in person.

    • Interviews can be scheduled at a time that suits participants.

    • Interviews will be recorded and transcribed.

    • Participants will be anonymised.

    • Data will be stored and protected in accordance with relevant guidelines and legal requirements.

    The deadline for participation:
    30th June 2025.

    Contact details of researcher:
    Catherine Norris: catherinenorrispsychotherapy@gmail.com

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  • 03/06/2025 12:28 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Mindfulness & Compassion for Mental Health Professionals


    A six week online course, to support you in bringing mindfulness and compassion into your one to one work… as a resource for you and for your clients.

    Facilitated by Dr Tony Bates, Prof Brendan Kelly, Erica Balfour, Rachel Ardagh and Barry Lee (from the Mindfulness & Compassion Centre)

    Dates: Thursday evenings (18thSeptember 2025 23rd October 2025)

    Time 6.30 pm – 9.00 pm

    About the course:

    • Establish a personal practice (30 day mindfulness & compassion challenge).
    • Experience a variety of different mindfulness and compassion practices, drawing from a range of evidence based mindfulness and compassion programmes (MBSR, MBCT, MSC, MBCL, MBRP and more).
    • Learn how mindfulness and compassion can support us as therapists, sustain us in our work and help mitigate against secondary traumatic stress, vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue.
    • Learn how to skilfully bring elements of trauma informed mindfulness and compassion into your work with clients.
    • Learn a variety of simple practices, tools and models that can be helpful in one to one work with clients. 
    • Learn some of the “dos and don’ts” of using mindfulness to help clients ground.
    • Learn the importance of language when guiding others in mindfulness practices.
    • How embodying mindfulness and compassion can facilitate deeper work and healing in our clients.
    • Learn how to adapt mindfulness for neurodiverse clients (emphasis on autism and ADHD).
    • Learn about the types of clinical situations, when mindfulness is not helpful and may cause harm.

    CPD Hours: 15 Hours Awarded 

    For further information - https://www.mindfulness.ie/professional-training/cpd/mindfulness-compassion-for-mental-health-professionals

    www.mindfulness.ie Email: info@mindfulness.ie

  • 27/05/2025 16:10 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Irish Society of Jungian Analysts

    in conjunction with the

    Irish Analytical Psychology Association

    Presents live on Zoom

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    Thursday, 5th June 2025: 19:30 – 21:00 (Irish time)

    Registration closes on Wednesday,4th June @ 18:00

    _____________________________________________________________

    C. G. Jung, W. B. Yeats, and the Anima Mundi


    Hugh McGovern,
    Jungian Analyst


    Visit Eventbrite for further Information & Booking:

    Admission: €22.42 / Students: €17.07

    Booking is via Eventbrite only

    Important Note: This seminar will not be recorded.
    Participants are advised to attend the live event.

    ________________________________________________

    Thursday, 25thSeptember 2025: 19:30 – 21:00 (Irish time)

    Registration closes on Wednesday,24th September@ 18:00

    ____________________________________________________

    Making use of Active Imagination within Clinical Practice


    Mary Dougherty
    Jungian Psychoanalyst


    Visit Eventbrite for further Information & Booking:

    https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/making-use-of-active-imagination-within-clinical-practice-tickets-1376053786919?aff=oddtdtcreator

    Admission: €22.42 / Students: €17.07

    Booking is via Eventbrite only

    This event will be recorded, and the link will be available for 2 weeks

    for the personal viewing of registered participants only

    ___________________________________________________________

    General enquiries, please contact Nola at
    isja.events@gmail.com

  • 27/05/2025 15:35 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Join The Perinatal Mental Health Institute for An Essential Training on Trauma-Informed Perinatal Care

    The Trauma Sensitive Birth Provider: Essential Skills for Perinatal Practice with Michelle Flynn, Perinatal Psychotherapist

    Monday June 9th at 10am to 11:30am

    Takes Place Via Zoom

    Cost €20 – Includes Certificate of Attendance, Access to Recorded Version and All Resources Mentioned in the Training

    Why This Training Matters

    Many birthing people have experienced previous trauma, which can emerge during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Without trauma-informed care, standard interventions may inadvertently retraumatize clients. This training equips you with practical skills to prevent trauma activation, respond effectively when it occurs, and support your clients through vulnerable perinatal experiences.

    Learn evidence-based approaches to support clients through pregnancy and childbirth when previous trauma experiences are present. In this essential 90 minute webinar Michelle will cover:

    • Practical "Trauma CPR" techniques for acute trauma activation during pregnancy, birth, or postpartum care
    • Creating personalized, trauma-informed birth plans that empower clients and increase feelings of safety and agency
    • Developing skills in recognizing trauma activation patterns specific to the perinatal context
    • Implementing effective real-time interventions for clients experiencing flashbacks, dissociation, or acute trauma responses
    • How previous reproductive trauma affects current pregnancy experiences and birth expectations
    • Approaches for empowering clients with trauma histories through trauma-informed language and practices
    • Self-care strategies and building resilience as a practitioner witnessing and supporting clients through potentially triggering experiences
    • Skills to prevent vicarious trauma in your practice

    Michelle Flynn is an IACP accredited Psychotherapist and founder of An Croí Beag Psychotherapy. Michelle holds a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy as well as a Higher Diploma in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and a level 9 Certificate in Perinatal Mental Health. Michelle has additional training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy, and Parent-Infant mental health through the Anna Freud

    Centre in London and is currently training in Somatic Psychotherapy. She has a particular interest working with perinatal mental health, postnatal depression, traumatic births, perinatal loss, and anxiety. Michelle has extensive experience working with parents on all aspects of parenthood and relationships.

    To register for this event: https://learn.perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com/2506FlynnWebinar

    Check out other PMHI Trainings https://perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com/livewebinars

    About The Perinatal Mental Health Institute:

    Rebecca Reddin is the Founder of The Perinatal Mental Health Institute. As a PSI Chartered Psychologist and Certified Perinatal Mental Health Specialist with Postpartum Support International, she is passionate about the creating in-depth, powerful, and evidence based trainings that explored the complexities of the transition to parenthood; including everything from the expected clunkiness of Matrescence, to the intense impact of PMADs and everything in between. Rebecca has been working with the perinatal population since 2010 in both impatient and private practice settings and has a wealth of knowledge on how to care for this population. Rebecca has provided digital and in person trainings for small groups, families, mental health professionals and Fortune 500 companies through her role as a Psychology Specialist and Trainer throughout her career.

    For more information about The Perinatal Mental Health Institute: https://perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com

    Have questions? Contact Rebecca: Rebecca@perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com

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