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SAT 21 JUN
Online - Supervisors Forum Introduction to Relational Supervision and the Balint Chair (21/06/25) CPDFREE Presenter: Dr. Helena Hargaden Facilitator: Pat Dermody
Online
21-06-2025   Registration: 09:45. a.m. - Starts: 10:00. a.m. - 16:00. p.m.
5 CPD hours
IACP Supervisors only

Places Limited to 450

Event will close on 19th June 25

Online - Supervisors Forum Introduction to Relational Supervision and the Balint Chair 


Presenter's Bio:

Helena MSc, D.Psych, TSTA (P)  works in Sussex where she has her private practice.  Drawing on her experience in Jungian analysis and psychoanalytic supervision she developed an experiential format in supervison for working with the unconscious. This model is based on the Balint Chair and is described in her book ‘The Art of Relational Supervision’.


Event Outline:

It will  cover an introduction to relational supervision based on Carl Jung’s ideas of how client and therapist need to immerse themselves in the 'bath water' of the shared unconscious.  I use examples of this.  She will describe how and why She developed the Balint Chair.  She willoffer demonstration , through experiential learning, of the Balint chair with an examination of one or two case studies demonstrating the non linear ways of the unconscious.


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