Jointly hosted by Group Analysis South West (GASW) and the Institute of Group Analysis (IGA)
24-26 April 2015
GROUP ANALYTIC TRAINING AND THE SOCIAL CONTEXT
Keynote speaker:
Farhad Dalal
Speakers: Spyros Loutsos and Mohamed Taha
Group Analysis emerged within a social context that was different from where we are now in the early twenty-first century. We might realistically expect group analytic training institutes to ask of themselves, and in turn be asked by those using or considering group analytic training;
- What does group analysis and therefore group analytic training institutes have to offer the world today?
- How might we understand ourselves and our role within the current socio-political context?
- Can we provide trainings that equip trainees to make a living providing group analytic services within a challenging and ever-changing social and political context?
- Do our training environments encourage or discourage independent thinking in our trainees?
If you are interested in the future of group analytic training, and its relevance to the post-modern world, then the 2015 Study Days in Bristol offer you the chance to think with others about these sorts of issues.
Venue:
The Bristol Hotel
Prince Street, Bristol BS1 4QF
www.doylecollection.com/hotels/the-bristol-hotel
Book online
Click here to download EGATIN Study Days Brochure
And other accommodation in the area is as follows:
Youth Hostel: www.yha.org.uk/hostel/bristol
Marriott Bristol City Centre: www.marriott.co.uk/hotels/travel/brsdt-bristol-marriott-hotel-city-centre
Novotel Bristol Centre: www.novotel.com/gb/hotel-5622-novotel-bristol-centre/index.shtml
Travelodge Bristol Central: www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/78/Bristol-Central-hotel
Other hotels may be found on Trivago: www.trivago.co.uk
We may be able to host some registrants with local analysts/students in Bristol to help with costs. For hosting inquiries please contact groupanalysisuk@gmail.com
The EGATIN Committee:
Paula Carvalho, Chairperson: paulatcarvalho@gmail.com
Jose Miguel Sunyer, Treasurer: institutogrupoanalisis.omie@gmail.com
Amélie Noack, Hon Secretary: amelienoac@aol.com
Tija Despotovich, Membership secretary: tija.despotovic@gmail.com
Jutta Gliem, International Standards Liaison: dr.jutta-gliem@gmx.de
Vera Balabanova, Web-master: balabanova@mail.ru
Programme:
Click here to download PDF version of the programme
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Friday 24th April 2015
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12:30
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Registration (Tea and Coffee)
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14:00
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Opening/Welcome by Paula Carvalho
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(Chair EGATIN) and Julie Wilde (Chair LOC)
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14:15
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Presentation: Speaker Farhad Dalal
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Group Analytic Training and the Social Context
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(Chair: Paula Carvalho)
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15:00
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Coffee break
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15:15
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Response to Farhad Dalal paper: Amelie Noack
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16:00
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Break
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16:30
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Small discussion groups
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18:00
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Break
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18:15 to 19:45
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Large group: Conductors – Vera Balabanova (EGATIN) Christine Brookes (GASW)
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20:30 to 22:00
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WELCOME RECEPTION
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Saturday 25th April 2015
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8:30
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Tea and Coffee
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9:00
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Large Group
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10:30
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Coffee break
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11:00
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Presentation by trainees:
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Presentation by trainees: Laura Sennen and Alex Chapman from Bristol, Jasmina Stojkovic Pavlovic and Natasa Jankovic from Belgrade.
Chair: Jutta Gliem
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11:45
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Small discussion group
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13:15
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Buffet/light lunch
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13:15 to 14:00
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meeting of EGATIN committee with trainees
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14:15 to 16:15
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TOUR: Clifton Suspension Bridge or the SS Great Britain
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16:30
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Presentation:
‘Group Analytic training during the financial crisis’ Spyros Loutsos
‘Group Psychotherapy in Egypt: the Past, the Present and the Future’ Mohamed Taha
(Chair: Tija Despotovic)
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17:15
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Break
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17:30 to 19:00
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Large group
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20:00
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GALA DINNER
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Sunday 26th April 2015
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9:00
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Delegates sensitivity meeting (Tea and Coffee)
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10:05
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EGATIN Policy meeting
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(observers welcome)
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11:00
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Coffee break
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11:30 to 13:15
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Annual General Meeting
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(observers welcome)
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Fee
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Fee Before 1 April
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Fee After 1 April
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Western European participants
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£175
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£210
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Eastern European participants
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£140
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£175
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Western European trainees
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£105
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£120
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Eastern European trainees
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£90
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£105
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Accompanying persons
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£80
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£80
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To book:
Book online
by phone (020 7431 2693) using your debit card (no charge) or credit card (2% fee)
or send your name, address and contact details, including your email address and organisation (please state your occupation) with a cheque (made out to “The Institute of Group Analysis”) to The Events Administrator, IGA, 1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY