Family Constellation: Our first Social Setting

Booking Details:

Venue: Online: A link to register for the workshop will be sent once payment has been received. Please note the email address used to pay for the workshop is the one that the registration link will be sent to.
Date: Wednesday 19th May 2021
Time: 7pm
Cost: €20
Duration 2 hours
IACP Approved for 2 credits

 


Attendees will explore Alfred Adler's theory around Family Constellation and Birth Order and learn about themselves and others. Attendees will have the opportunity to examine beliefs about themselves, and the world that were put in place between the ages of 5 to 7 years. They will also see how these beliefs illuminate ways to manage life's challenges and how these beliefs can be mistaken. Attendees will reflect on Adler's theory of encouragement as a way to manage those challenges in a more positive and creative way.

Presenter: Elaine Parker Dip IIP; MNCS (Accred); Cert in Adlerian Supervision (CST)

 

Early Recollections as a means to Understanding Issues and Disorders

Booking Details:

Venue: Zoom Video (link sent prior to event)
Date:  February 23rd 2021
Time: 7pm
Duration: 2hrs
Cost: €20

 


Often our clients will tell us more about themselves and potential disorders in the words they use to describe their early recollections. In this workshop Jim Holder will show you how to find and use these guiding words to gain a better understanding of what is happening for your client and ultimately how to help them.

This workshop will be a mix of theory and experiential practice.

Upcoming Talks & Workshops

These events are free, but donations would be appreciated.

18th of September 2020 - Kim Lee Own
1hr talk: Encouragement for the times we are living in

23rd of October 2020 - Nina Bell on the
2hr workshop: Resiliency Skills and Strategies

13th of November 2020 - Theo Joosten
2hr workshop: Relationships and the Crucial C's

Workshop: Dreams. Faciliated by Kim Lee Own

We can learn a great deal about ourselves and become more self-aware from our dreams. Dreams are considered to be one of the key methods to gaining an understanding of the patterns within our lives (how we function in our own world) and reflects our hopes, fears and how we view the world. So what we dream about is a reflection of what we are holding within our unconscious mind.

Booking Details:
Venue: Clonmel Park Hotel
Date:  Saturday 16th November 2019
Time: 9:30am - 5pm

Cost: €80

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Addiction: The Science of Therapy the Science of Change

This experiential workshop will examine Neuroplasticity and the Addiction processes to alcohol, food, gambling, street drugs, medications, sex, and cell phones.

BOOKING DETAILS:
Venue: Clonmel Park Hotel
Date: 7th and 8th April 2018
Cost: €150

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Bullying and Cyberbullying – a holistic view

Booking Details:

Venue: Zoom Meeting (link sent prior to event)
Date: 16th March 2021
Time: 7pm
Cost: €20

 


Bullying and Cyberbullying are challenging issues in many schools. Numerous affected students don't get help because they fear the bullying situation could become worse. In this presentation we will see why the way of intervention is essential with bullying and cyberbullying and how the holistic approach can help to reduce bullying drastically. We will also analyze why Cyberbullying has been rising during the COVID crisis.

Christelle Schläpfer

Master of Arts, former high school teacher, Adlerian Counsellor, board member & faculty at ICASSI, faculty at Master Program in Adlerian Counselling in Barcelona and at Alfred Adler Institut Paris.

Founder of edufamily®.

Rethinking Anxiety and Depression from an Adlerian Framework with Jonathon Sperry

Booking Details:

Venue: Zoom Video (link sent prior to event)
Date:  January 20th 2021
Time: 7pm
Duration: 2hrs
Cost: €20

 

 

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Workshop: Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity. Faciliated by Bruce Tate

Day 1 For Professional and those working in relevant fields.
This workshop will examine issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity and will focus on areas that professionals can focus on in order to provide affirmative support.

Day 2 Open to everyone
During this workshop we will look at challenges that people still face and how support can be offered to them as well as their families, friends and colleagues.

Booking Details:
Venue: Clonmel Park Hotel
Date:  Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th April, 2020

Cost: 1 Day @ €80. Both days @ €150

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Preventing Burnout Workshop : Andrea Hillenbrand

The Adlerian Network of Ireland (ANI) is delighted to be bringing Andrea Hillenbrand back to present her popular  Preventing Burnout Workshop.  

Booking Details:
Venue: Clonmel Park Hotel
Date:  6th and 7th April 2019
Cost: €150

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Workshop: 'Working Safely with Trauma' - Anthea Millar 21st & 22nd Oct 2017

Presented by Anthea Millar MA, MBACP Reg, Dip ASIIP

Psychotherapist, Supervisor and Trainer

Date: Clonmel 21st and 22nd October 2017
Venue: TBA Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
Cost: €140

In recent years, the increased understanding of the neurological and biopsychosocial aspects of trauma has resulted in the development of more effective approaches to recovery from the impact of trauma. These findings integrate well with a holistic Adlerian therapeutic approach, which focuses particularly on the skills of ensuring safety and stability, developing dual attention and building on the person’s resources and social connection.

This highly practical and skills based workshop, relevant to all mental health practitioners, will introduce the following:

  • The neurological bases of trauma (including polyvagal theory)
  • Single event vs developmental trauma
  • The core principles of safe trauma therapy
  • Assessing the client
  • Practical strategies for enabling safety.
  • Dual attention - gaining integration
  • Working with flashbacks and nightmares
  • Working with trauma memories
  • Practitioner self-care

Anthea MillerAnthea Millar is a BACP Senior Accredited Counsellor and Psychotherapist with 33 years’ experience. She has a busy therapy and supervision practice, and regularly provides trauma therapy and supervision training in both in the UK and abroad.

Anthea has extensive experience in trauma work and has undertaken specialist trainings with Babette Rothschild, Bessel van der Kolk, Daniel Siegel, and other key trauma therapists, and in the use of EMDR. She is author of the JIP article ‘Trauma Therapy: An Adlerian Perspective’ (Fall 2013) and the 2017 UK Year Book article ‘Trauma, Connection and Recovery’.

Anthea is a co-director of Cambridge Supervision Training, and co-author of the book ‘Practical Supervision: How to become a supervisor for the helping professions’ (Jessica Kingsley 2014). She is also a Vice President of the Adlerian Society UK (ASIIP), a co-editor of the ASIIP journal, and on the faculty of ICASSI, an international Adlerian summer school.

The impetus for the Adlerian Conference idea grew out of the development of Adlerian parent study groups, which were initiated in Ireland as far back as 1980.
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