Classifieds

  • 03/09/2024 13:56 | Anonymous member

    Bring the power of music into your practice with

    RHYTHM2RECOVERY
    FACILITATOR TRAINING

    Limerick – October 19 – 20, 2024

    Rhythm2Recovery present their two-day training program that provides professionals working in the Health, Education and Personal Development fields with the skills to implement a wide range of fun and engaging rhythmic musical exercises linked to positive changes in social and emotional wellbeing.

    This evidence-based training, endorsed by the Center for Clinical Excellence, will leave participants with the skills necessary to employ rhythmical musical activities, linked to reflective discussions, in their practice, in a practical and impactful way.

    No prior musical experience necessary.

    Cost - €250 + €3.00 Booking Fee.

    REGISTER HERE: www.rhythm2recovery.com/event

    For further information, visit www.rhythm2recovery.com

    “Rhythm2Recovery gets to the soul of rhythm and its potent use when working with individuals, families, and groups of all ages. This training is a treasure. It’s a must-do for anyone working in a therapeutic or educational context. When words get in the way, tune in to the principles that Rhythm2Recovery offers in this packed, filled workshop”. Dr. Daryl Chow, MA, Ph.D. (Psych) Counselling Psychologist, Senior Associate & Trainer, International Center for Clinical Excellence (ICCE).

    [Download Flyer]

  • 03/09/2024 11:37 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    I am Amanda Kearns, a PhD researcher at Ulster University, conducting a study titled "Breaking Barriers in Healthcare Communication." This research explores how digital technology can be harnessed to enhance healthcare for individuals dealing with obesity and mental health issues, focusing on integrated mind-body approaches.

    As a practitioner of mind-body therapies, your holistic understanding of the interconnectedness of mental and physical health is crucial to this research. We invite you to contribute your valuable insights by participating in a brief, 10-minute survey that includes an engaging video case study.

    Why your participation matters:

    • Holistic insight: Your expertise in mind-body therapies can guide the development of more inclusive and effective digital communication strategies in healthcare.
    • Real-world impact: The survey is designed to capture the intricacies of your practice, ensuring that the research reflects the complex needs of the individuals you support.

    Survey details:

    • Duration: 10 minutes, including a video case study
    • Eligibility: All registered health professionals and complementary therapists, particularly those involved in obesity and mental health care, who integrate digital technology into their practice.

    Confidentiality:

    Your participation is completely confidential, and your privacy will be protected throughout the study.

    How to Participate:

    To learn more about the study and to provide your informed consent, please click on the link

    below:

    Take the Survey: https://research.sc/participant/login/dynamic/7DC37926-BA01-4AB5-AC0B-C771E5F09968

    We greatly appreciate your consideration of this opportunity to contribute to research that aims to enhance healthcare communication through holistic, mind-body therapeutic practices.

    For any questions, feel free to contact me at kearns-a7@ulster.ac.uk.

    This study has been approved by Ulster University’s Research Ethics Committee (UUREC), REC/23/0057.

  • 03/09/2024 11:13 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Irish Society of Jungian Analysts
    in conjunction with the
    Irish Analytical Psychology Association
    Presents live on Zoom

    Thursday, 10th October 2024: 19:3021:00 (Irish time)


    Awestruck in nature do we wander


    Cedrus Monte,
    Jungian Analyst


    It could be argued that any true healing of neurosis would need to bring both spiritual life and the natural world to a new understanding. We are perhaps still trying to solve the problem of healing on a too personal, psychological level. Jung was deeply concerned over the loss of our connection with Nature, with the Great Mother. The word “matter” has become a purely intellectual concept. How different was the former image of matter — the Great Mother — which could convey profound emotional meaning. By wandering in the natural world, we begin to awaken to our primal, embodied connection to the Great Mother and feel the awe and gratitude that are ours to receive when we open to the beauty and mysteries that are an integral part of the natural world. In this way we might in part begin to heal, at the level of soul, an ever-increasing neurotic and collapsing world.

    Cedrus Monte, Jungian Analyst, graduate of the C. G. Jung Institute (1996) Member of IAAP (emerita)/AGAP.  Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she now lives and practices in Zurich, Switzerland. In addition to numerous papers included in Jungian anthologies, she has published CORPUS ANIMA: Reflections from the Unity of Body and Soul (Chiron Publications) and A MEMOIR OF MEMORIES: Remembering the Death of My Mother (Little Owl Press, Zurich; with accompanying podcast on Speaking of Jung, episode 68).

    Visit Eventbrite for further Information & Booking Details:
    www.EventBrite.ie

    Registration closes on Wednesday, 9th October @ 18:00

    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

  • 03/09/2024 10:55 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Hi! My name is Michaela Neylan, and I am a final year Psychotherapy student at Dublin City University. I am looking for interested psychotherapists that are:


    • Accredited by a recognised national counselling organisation (e.g. I.A.C.P, I.A.H.I.P).
    • Attending regular clinical supervision.
    • Any gender aged 18 years and above. 
    • Fluent in English. 

    Psychotherapists work with themes that exist within the horror film genre, daily in their clinic. The potential benefits of taking part may include adding to dialogue on how psychotherapists understand and relate to horror films and the themes within. Through exploring and sharing the impact of film (especially with mental health themes that are taboo or dark) psychotherapists may be better able to relate to difficult experiences or feelings in their client work.

    Interviews will take 45 minutes via Zoom or on DCU campus at a date/time that best suits you.

    If you are curious about anything, please reach out to me by email: michaela.neylan3@mail.dcu.ie or by phone: 085 815 4890.

    All the best, Michaela.

  • 27/08/2024 15:44 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Centre for MindBody Integration


    Annual Residential Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) Intensive Course
    with Anne Kirwan
    Certified MSC Teacher

    2024 September 22nd @ 4.00pm-September 27th, at 1.00pm

    Come Join me at Ballyvaloo Retreat and Conference Centre, County Wexford

    Learn to use the core practices of self-compassion so that it is possible to love others without losing yourself

    This intensive training offers you a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the key practices of mindful self-compassion, based on the research and work of the founders Kristin Neff and Chris Germer. Learn how powerful and transformative mindful self-compassion is,while staying at relaxing single ensuite accommodation, nourished by freshly prepared vegetarian food and a beautiful 11 km beach!

    This somatic and experiential Intensive is particularly suited to counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, and ALL mental health professionals to enhance and deepen your personal and professional understanding of self-compassion.

    CPD Hours: 28Hours Awarded 

    Special IAHIP Offer: 60 off Tuition Fee. Quote IAHIP60 on Application Form

    For Further Information,2023 MSC Testimonials, Registration and Payment Process:

    www.ashehouse.ie Email: info@ashehouse.ie

    018437359 or 087 205 4524

  • 27/08/2024 14:20 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    YogaSOMATICS: A journey through the Chakras

    Aura Space are delighted to present this new online self-care and home practice offering for autumn.

    A journey through the chakra system through a YogaSOMATCS lens combining aspects of the Eastern body and Western mind from a Jungian perspective. Chakra is the Sanskrit word for "wheel” which are energy centres in the body. Their purpose is to allow energy to flow freely and fluidly, restoring our life energy. This 8-week voyage will explore the seven chakras through the practice of YogaSOMATICS allowing for a final week of integration. 

    YogaSOMATICS offers spaces of containment and exploration through aware movements, breathing, relaxation, mindfulness, meditation and contact bodywork. It is a return to connect to one’s own bio energy, through slow and subtle movement in a first-person relational experience. It may appeal to those who are new to yoga or as a self-care body practice.

    This is the fourth year that Deirdre has been delivering YogaSOMATICS online to psychotherapists. Having previously worked as a therapist, she believes that this practice is an excellent grounding and self-care resource and has experienced the energetic component and somatic quality adding a fresh dimension to client work. 

    Testimonials:

    “A beautiful gentle way of working, and I loved the integration of music with the yoga” ~ Marian

    “The last session was so healing with reference to my own life source, “prana”. I am so grateful for your wonderful gift to me” ~ Donna

    Previous participants have described the practice as “transcendent”, “an exploratory space” and “a sensitive body practice”.

    Mondays  
    9th, 16th, 23rd September & 7th, 14th, 21st October, 4th & 11th November
    Time: 6-7pm UK and Ireland / 7-8pm Spain via Zoom

    INVESTMENT:

    €140 for 8 weeks

    Zoom link and practicalities will be sent the day before the first class of the journey. Each class Zoom recording will be available for a 7-day playback.

    SUITABILITY: 

    These classes are open to all levels. If you have any injuries/illnesses that may affect

    you practicing or if you are pregnant, please let Deirdre know before booking, and contact her directly in advance to discuss at auraspacespain@gmail.com There is no prerequisite required to attend previous classes.

    CPD: An attendance certificate will be provided after the 8 weeks.

    BOOKING:
    Please visit link below to reserve your place:
    https://auraspace.es/book-a-class-VmPFq/p/mahogany-yin-and-embodiment-series

    If you have any questions, please contact Deirdre by email.  

    PRIVATE SESSIONS/COLLABORATIONS:
    Deirdre is also available for Private 1:1 yoga sessions online. If you are interested in collaborating with Deirdre for a particular event or workshop, please enquire via email auraspacespain@gmail.com

    BIO:
    Deirdre Madden is a qualified (non-practicing) psychotherapist and YogaSOMATICS teacher; originally from Dublin and now living in Mallorca, Spain. She believes this is an excellent practice for self-healing, energy protection and self-care. Deirdre is also qualified in Vinyasa Flow, Yin and Yoga Nidra, has been a practitioner of yoga for almost 20 years with a growing interest in energy work and psychic development.

  • 27/08/2024 13:43 | Anonymous member

    Dear pre-accredited and accredited fellow professionals,

    Are you interested in joining a supervision group ? They are found to be “great support”, give “valuable perspectives from experiences of other group members” and “safely contracted spaces”.

    These particular on-line groups are facilitated by myself, Jim FitzGibbon. I am a supervisor accredited with IAHIP. I am a gestalt psychotherapist. I recently completed further supervision training for supervisors at the Gestalt Institute at HCC Italy.

    From October 2024 a place in an existing group will become available, namely 10am Fridays.

    Group delivery is on-line. Meetings are monthly with approximately ten meetings per year. My fee is 60 euros per person for each two hour session.

    In line with accreditation criteria set by IAHIP and IACP, groups will have a maximum of four members.

    Assessment reports and re-accreditation applications will be included.

    The group is also a good fit for additional supervision support and CPD and you may even find that belonging to a group of others meets a personal need.

    If you are interested please contact me at jamesfitzgibbon57@gmail.com.

    Best wishes
    Jim

  • 27/08/2024 12:31 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Rooms for Rent - The Dun Laoghaire Therapy Centre

    Are you looking to begin or expand your private practice? We presently have referrals for therapists who wish to take a space with us. We are looking for a range of psychotherapy practitioners in all fields including, but not limited to, couples counsellors, somatic practitioners and CBT therapists. If you would like to view our centre please get in touch info@dunlaighairetherapycentre.ie

    We rent on a 2 and 4 hourly slot basis

    2hour slots: weekdays only. 9am-11am, 11am-1pm, 1pm-3pm & 3pm-5pm (€110 p/month for Mondays and €120 p/month Tuesday- Saturday)

    4hour slots: 9am-1pm, 1pm-5pm and 5pm-9pm (€220 p/month for Mondays and €240 p/month Tuesday-Friday)

    Sessional hours: We offer additional sessional hourly rental to therapists who take a 4 hour slot with us. These hours can be taken up and dropped with no notice period. Hours rented when needed only. Hourly charge is €15 per hour with no VAT charges or €10 per hour is you take more than 1 x 4 hour slot with us.

    We are a fully alarmed centre with the security of a camera intercom/buzzer system, monitored personal panic buttons in each therapy room, waiting room, bathrooms, kitchenette and wi-fi throughout. Our rooms are beautifully furnished and warmly lit and have been purpose designed for therapists and clients in any wellbeing/therapeutic profession. It is a space to work, network and grow your practice.

    We offer at no extra cost:

    • A safe space to work
    • The use of business postal address
    • Website & Social Media Profile
    • Referrals Competitive rents
    • Full Wi-fi access
    • Centrally located with easy access for clients (DART, bus and parking)
    • Fully serviced rooms
    • Access all year round

    Dún Laoghaire Therapy Centre, First Floor, 98 Patrick Street, Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, A96 R282

    www.dunlaoghairetherepaycentre.ie ¦ info@dunlaoghairetherapycentre.ie

  • 20/08/2024 15:10 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Working with the Body in Therapy

    - Level 1Training Course, Starts September2024

    LifeChange Psychotherapy returns with its Level 1 Course of Integrative Bodywork Training for therapists interested in developing and specialising in bodywork, bioenergetics and body process awareness and tracking for their client-work.

    Level 1 Training Course, Sept 2024-Jan 2025 (5 weekends)

    Experiential and practice-based training with practical skills and tools, including core theory and framing

    Focus on bioenergetics, bodywork and breathwork (Reich, Lowen)

    Character structure dynamics based (Reich, Lowen, Johnson, Kessler)

    Integration with other humanistic, integrative frameworks includingPerson-Centred, Relational Gestalt & Trauma-based work (Rogers, Yalom, Ogden, VanDer Kolk etc)

    Therapeutic interventions and techniques for deeper integrative work with clients

    Limited to12 places only (for quality of experiential training, individual, dyadic and group work)

    Training CourseWeekend Dates 2024/25:

    September 7-8 | October 5-6 | November 23-24 |December 14-15 |January(25) 18-19Time:10am-5pm |Cost:€1250 (booking dep €250) | CPD Points:60
    Location: Avila Centre, Morehampton Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04 YF66

     For more details & how to apply click here: www.lifechange.ie/training

    Email: training@lifechange.ie - Ph: 01 661 2220


    About the Facilitator:

    Brian Gillen is an experienced Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, specialising for over twelve years in Bodywork and Body-based Psychotherapy as a practitioner and trainer. He is a Core Trainer and Lecturer on the MA Psychotherapy Programme at Dublin Business School. He is also Director and Founder of LifeChange Psychotherapy & Counselling and Body Psychotherapy Ireland. He holds a MastersDegree in Psychotherapy and has trained with the IPP and abroad in various Bodywork, Biodynamic and Bioenergetic approaches to therapy. He is a long-standing member of IAHIP, ICP and inaugural Chair of CORU’s Counselling & Psychotherapy Registration Board.

    Training Feedback, Professional Standards & Quality Improvement

    At LifeChange we believe in transparent feedback, peer-learning and continual development and quality improvement of all training offered. This is crucial in maintaining high professional training standards, especially at more advanced and experiential levels of training.Please see below verified comments and feedback for this course from previous therapistparticipants:

    My expectations were met and exceeded. I found participation in the course deepened my experience of myself and I have a better sense of how I might integrate bodywork into my practice. The course flowed in a seamless way with the rhythm of the group. It never felt rushed. It always felt like the “right” amount of time was given to any segment whether it was a process or an exercise.”

    I experienced myself more deeply in my body and gained an awareness and appreciation of the information my body can offer and how that might be brought into my life generally and as a therapist.A word of thanks to the facilitator for being so professional and caring. It’s largely due to your ability to tune into and flow with the group that made the course so enriching and informative for me.”

    An excellent beginning. I have already started to use what I have learnt in my practice, so the course has more than facilitated a basic understanding to enable meaningful body work. Every day offered so many new somatic experiences that I felt I really connected with my body for the first time. I felt truly grounded and compassionately supported as I made my new discoveries.

    This course has moved my therapeutic practice, and my ability to facilitate client change, to a different dimension. By enabling me to incorporate the client’s body in the work I can now truly offer ‘integrative therapy’.”

    I hugely enjoyed the course and am feeling the benefits in myself and with my clients too. I am already looking forward to doing the Level 2 training and supervision next year.”

    “Having trained with the team some years ago, we set up our own bodywork peer group and this has been invaluable as a support and resource in working as therapists. LifeChange has continued to provide support in the form of ongoing training modules and supervision, and this allowed us to keep growing and developing in the work as a group.”

    “I have done many ‘bodywork’ courses over the years, but having trained here I realise what was missing – the focus on real experiential integration of the skills (including time and space to do so properly) i.e. understanding/feeling somatically ‘the language of the body’ in and through my body, rather than a purely theoretical or cognitive version which never fully clicked with all my other therapy training. I hope other therapists get a chance to experience what I have. I’m not exaggerating when I say this is the holy grail of bodywork.”

    “I initially thought that committing to 2-day weekends for training might be challenging and intense – however I now realise that it created a more consistent and safe environment for experiential / somatic work of this nature. A weekend once a month over four or five months felt manageable, but also the right level of intensity for deeper work. The facilitators got the pacing just right day to day, checking in with the energy and levels within the group at all times. As the course progressed so too did the level of challenge, but I always felt encouraged and free to go at my own pace, so I have genuinely found it life changing!”

  • 13/08/2024 15:10 | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Specialised Training Opportunity!

    Are you a qualified or pre-accredited counsellor or psychotherapist looking to deepen your expertise in working with sexual violence? Join our 8-weekend course (Saturday and Sunday) at the Galway Rape Crisis Centre!

    This program equips you to work with sexual violence and abuse in a client-centred and integrative way.

    Date: Apply by Friday 16th August 2024
    Cost: €1,600 (instalment plan available)
    Delivery: Over 8 weekends (Saturday & Sunday)
    Location: Galway Rape Crisis Centre
    Email: education@grcc.ie for further info or if you have any questions.