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We are excited to announce the schedule for the 4th Sowerby Interdisciplinary Workshop, this year focusing on addiction and other aspects of Hanna Pickard's work.
The workshop can be attended in person in London or online via Zoom.
Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/427893179…
Absolutely thrilled to announce that one of our conveners @RianaBetzler will be moving to San José State University!
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Today @BirkbeckCIRMH: 'The Distance Cure: A History of Teletherapy', From #Freud's letters to the Age of Zoom @HZeavin in conversation with Stephen Frosh 10th March, 4pm #psychotherapy #histpsych #histmed #medhums
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#HST2021 starts today! I'm looking forward to presenting alongside @RianaBetzler & @SarahVMarks on our #histpsych panel
Is Psychoanalysis All There Is? A History of Psychotherapy in Britain and the USA
Fri 19th Nov, 2:30-3:30pm CST/ 8.30-9.30pm GMT
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The Karl Jaspers Award is given annually by AAPP for the best unpublished paper in the area of philosophy of psychiatry by a trainee. The deadline for submission of entries for the 2022 award is Sunday, December 12, 2021. Details here: aapp.press.jhu.edu/jaspers
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The Past, Present, and Future of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Q&A with Judith S. Beck, PhD
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Thanks everyone for a great conference! Finished off the afternoon with some wonderful talks by @HuttenRebecca @DrBruun @KirstineSzifris , Urte Laukaityte, Keerthanya Rajesh and Anya Plutynski.
Watch this space for news of what we will be up to over the coming months!
Join us for Day 2! Starting shortly, a session on CBT with Derek Bolton, Adam Kingsmith and J.P. Grodniewicz.
We finished up a wonderful session on the histories of CBT with Michael Pettit and Rachael Rosner! Riveting as always.
Please do join us tomorrow for what will no doubt be another amazing series of talks!
Wonderful to learn about a new school of therapy, Morita Therapy and a wonderful discussion of Arugamama as a new emotion-centric means of understanding the aims of therapy -- Thanks to Shigenori Tadokoro (Sapporo University) for their great talk!
Amazing start by @HaerlePablo introducing us to cool young William James and how James' philosophy can help us understand the aims of therapy.
Expect a lot of excited tweeting from us today and tomorrow about our conference starting in about twenty minutes!
There's still time to join us!
A friendly reminder that our conference (free! online!) is this week and there is still time to register: tinyurl.com/krcydt6v
We are extra excited about the session on histories of CBT with Michael Pettit and Rachael Rosner, where you can hear about both Beck and Ellis!
We'd like to say a big thank-you to @CRASSHlive for hosting a year of #TalkingasCure, and a huge thank-you to everyone who's been involved and developed some fascinating psychotherapy humanities research. Here's a quick summary of the commentary generated:
A final thank-you to everyone who attended and presented at our online reading group throughout this year. To have such great discussions in the midst of the difficulties of this year has been incredible!
Aaaaand at the end of a very long thread, up next is the #TalkingasCure online conference: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Contemporary Psychotherapy
Thurs, 30 Sep 2021, 10:30 – Fri, 1 Oct 2021, 19:00 BST
Register and find the full schedule here: bit.ly/3jJKOr5