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Supervision Course | Supervision Course Programme | Foundations of Analytical Psychology - London | Foundations of Analytical Psychology - Oxford
The Society runs a number of courses throughout the year. On this page you will find information about our psychodynamic supervision course and the Introduction to Jungian and Post-Jungian Concepts course, which runs on Tuesday evenings in Oxford or on Wednesday evenings in London.
Supervision Course
11th October 2008 - 11th July 2009
The SAP is a member organisation of the British Psychoanalytic Council. The course leads to the SAP Certificate in Supervision which, in conjunction with an optional written paper, satisfies the requirements for membership of the British Association for Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Supervision. The course is in two strands:
- Theory and Practice of Supervision: 10 monthly Saturday workshops, 9:30 - 3:00pm, at the SAP. These include presentations by senior SAP analysts, including contributors and editors of three leading books in the field. There is an optional written paper of 5000 words. Dates: 11 Oct, 8 Nov, 6 Dec, 17 Jan, 14 Feb, 14 March, 25 April, 16 May, 13 June and 11 July.
- Supervision of Supervision: in weekly groups led by senior SAP analysts. Group times and locations: Mondays 10-11:30am with Christine Driver at 71 Umfreville Rd, London N4 1RZ or Tuesdays 3:20-4:50pm with Jan Wiener at the SAP, 1 Daleham Gardens NW3 5BY or Wednesdays 11am-12:30pm with Dr. David Hewison, also at the SAP. Additional groups may be possible in West or Southwest London, Cambridge, Surrey, Sussex, North Derbyshire or Rutland. Supervision in pairs or individual supervision may be arranged in exceptional circumstances.
Applicants should normally have 3 years’ clinical experience post-qualification, be registered with BPC, UKCP or accredited with BACP, and are expected to be working as supervisors by the start of the course. A psychodynamic training and substantial experience of therapy/analysis is required.
Fees: £1250 for the course, £900 for supervision of supervision.
SAP Supervision Course Programme 2008/9
11th October 2008
"The Transition from Psychotherapist to Supervisor"
Morning - Jan Wiener
"How Adults Learn: Models of Learning in Supervision"
Afternoon - Dr David Hewison
8th November 2008
"The Supervisory Frame: Boundaries in Supervision"
Morning - Margaret Clark
"Group Supervision"
Afternoon - Dr Jennifer Duckham
6th December 2008
"Interpretation in Supervision"
Morning - Christine Driver
"Is There a Jungian Approach to Supervision?"
Afternoon - Ann Hopwood
17th January 2009
"Transference and Countertransference Dynamics in Supervision"
Morning - Jan Wiener
"Shame in Supervision"
Afternoon - Edward Martin
14th February 2009
"Supervision and Imagination"
Morning - Anna Bravesmith
"Supervision in Organisations"
Afternoon - Catherine Crowther
14th March 2009
"Jungian Concepts in Supervision"
Morning - Arthur Sherman
"Supervision and the Law"
Afternoon - Julia Paton
25th April 2009
"Assessment of Supervisees and their Patients"
Morning - Christine Driver
"Supervising Work involving Early Trauma or Abuse"
Afternoon - Margaret Wilkinson
16th May 2009
"Supervision for Brief and Intermittent Therapy"
Morning - Anna Bravesmith
"Problems and Ethical Issues in Supervision"
Afternoon - Edward Martin
13th June 2009
"Supervising Work with Addiction"
Morning - Dr Mary Addenbrooke
"Difference and the Authoritarian Supervisory Object"
Afternoon - Paul Goldreich
11th July 2009
"Reverie in Supervision"
Morning - Vernon Yorke
"Endings in Supervision"
Afternoon - Victoria Graham Fuller
For further information/discussion please contact course co-ordinator Mary Horton: 01883 723651.
For an information sheet please download one of the following: Please download one of the following application forms:- Supervision Course Application Form - Word format
- Supervision Course Application Form - Rich text format
or write to:
Training Administrator,
The Society of Analytical Psychology
1 Daleham Gardens,
London NW3 5BY
Tel: 020 7419 8896;
Email: training.sap@btconnect.com
Foundations of Analytical Psychology
Introduction to Jungian and Post-Jungian Concepts
15th October 2008 - 25th February 2009
London - 16 Wednesday Evenings
Format:
Seminar 6:45pm - 8pm
Break 8pm - 8:15pm
Small groups 8:15pm - 9:15pm
Term 1 (15 October - 3 December 2008)
October 15
William Meredith-Owen - Jung's psychology: why analysis?
October 22
Penny Pickles - Jung the man
October 29
Malcolm Rushton - Jung's model of the psyche
November 5
Christopher Perry - The shadow
November 12
Arthur Sherman - Complexes and archetypes
November 19
Elizabeth Urban - Post Jungian infant development theory
November 26
Fiona Ross - Typology
December 3
Margaret Clark - Spirituality and religion: its clinical relevance
Term 2 (7 January - 25 February 2009)
January 7
Jan Wiener - Transference and countertransference
January 14
Prof. Joy Schaverien - Art, amplification and active imagination
January 21
Robert Withers - Analysis and the body
January 28
Mary Addenbrooke - Alchemy and the metaphor of the conjunctio
February 4
Marcus West - Dreams
February 11
Jean Knox - Jung and attachment theory
February 18
David Hewison - Jung, Oedipus and psychoanalysis
February 25
Martin Schmidt - Individuation
Course fees: £420
Group Leaders: Maggie McAlister and Helen Evans
Convenor: Sue Kon
For an application form, please contact
Training Administrator
The Society of Analytical Psychology
1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY
Tel 020 7419 8896 Fax 020 7431 1495
Email: training.sap@btconnect.com
At the time of going to press, this programme was correct. We reserve the right to cancel or alter any part of the programme due to unforeseen circumstances.
Foundations of Analytical Psychology
A Further Exploration in Jungian Concepts as Seen Through the Freud/Jung Letters
17th October 2007 - 12th December 2007
OXFORD - 5 Fortnightly Wednesday Evenings
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
This series will build on the Freud – Jung correspondence to explore the development of Jung’s concepts and how these evolved out of the early psychoanalytic movement. Attendance at the Oxford Freud – Jung Letters’ conference on September 29th 2007 (see information on the Conferences page of this website) will be relevant but is not essential. The discussions will take in some of the associated reading mentioned in the letters, following the interests of the group.
Cost:
£105 (for registration prior to 30th June)
£125 (for registration after 30th June)
Venue: Friends Meeting House, 43 St. Giles, Oxford
Either download an application form
Application form in Word format
Application form in rich text format
or write to:
Training Administrator
The Society of Analytical Psychology
1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY
Tel 020 7419 8896 Fax 020 7431 1495
Email: training.sap@btconnect.com
Telephone enquiries may be made to Rebecca Brown on 01865 875890.
At the time of going to press, this programme was correct. We reserve the right to cancel or alter any part of the programme due to unforeseen circumstances.
Clinical Discussions
January - March 2008
OXFORD - 6 Fortnightly Tuesday Evenings, 6.30pm -8pm
This is a series of discussions for people who are working as counsellors or psychotherapists either in an agency setting or in private practice. Participants will present material from their own work. It is not intended that this will take the place of supervision. Nevertheless, participants will be asked to confirm that they carry professional indemnity insurance or that such cover is in place through the agency setting. The number of discussion groups formed will depend on the number of participants interested.
Cost:
£ to be confirmed (for registration before 1st October)
£ to be confirmed (for registration after 1st October)
Venue: to be confirmed
For an application form please click one of the links below:
Application form in Word formatApplication in rich text format.
Telephone enquiries may be made to Jean Knox on 01865 515550 or Rebecca Brown on 01865 875890
A certificate of attendance will be given.
At the time of circulation, this programme was correct. We reserve the right to cancel or alter any part of the programme due to unforeseen circumstances.
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