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SAT 05 OCT
Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Ireland Today: an Uneasy Alliance Presenter: Professor Ivor Browne
The City Hotel, Derry City, Londonderry
05-10-2013   Registration 9:30, 10:00am – 4:30pm
6 Hours CPD hours
IACP Student places are limited to 5.
Prices are listed in Euro at the conversion rate of 21/05/13.

Northern Ireland Regional Committee

Present  

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in  Ireland Today: an Uneasy Alliance

 

Presenter:  Professsor Ivor Browne is respected both for his personal compassion and his consistent opposition to orthodox psychiatry. A fellow recipient from Harvard University in Public and Community Mental health, Dr Browne was Professsor of Psychiatry at UCD and Chief Psychiatrist of the Eastern Health Board until his retirement. The Author of many academic articles, Professor Browne conceived and established the Irish Foundation for Human Development and set up the first Community Association in Ballyfermot.  An offshoot of this had sucessful outcomes in the City of Derry working with rebuilding a Community encountering conflict.  Professor Browne's bestselling autobiography 'Music and Madness' give a deeply moving accoun t of his life, work and aprofessional development.

Outline: This interactive Workshop will: Explore and discuss the somewhat uneasy relationship between orthodox psychiatry an d the application of the main psychotherapeutic models in Ireland to-day.

Training Level: Advanced.

Prices are listed in Euro at the conversion rate of 21/05/13. 

CPD certificates will be emailed to participants after attendance at the Workshop.


 


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