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VENUE
Rutherford Theatre
76 Portland Place
London
W1B 1NT
76 Portland Place
London
W1B 1NT
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DATES
Saturday 2 February 2013
SCHEDULE
09.30 Coffee and registration
10.00 Start
13.00 Lunch break
17.30 End
CPD HOURS
Certificates of Attendance for 6 hours will be provided at the event
PROGRAMME DETAILS
FEES
- Self-funded: £140 + VAT
- Organisationally funded: £200 + VAT
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We reserve the right to change a speaker at one of our conferences. However, if a solo presenter cancels we will offer a refund or transfer.
We reserve the right to change a speaker at one of our conferences. However, if a solo presenter cancels we will offer a refund or transfer.
THE RIGHT BRAIN, LEFT BRAIN DIVIDE: WHAT IS ITS RELEVANCE TO THE TASK OF PSYCHOTHERAPY?
A seminar led by Professor Iain McGilchrist
A seminar led by Professor Iain McGilchrist
SATURDAY 2 FEBRUARY 2013 - LONDON
TASTER
ABOUT THIS EVENT
In a work of unparalleled depth, Professor Iain McGilchrist has examined a vast body of recent brain research to reveal that the differences between the right and left hemisphere of the brain are complex, specific and profound. This division is offered by the speaker as a way of illustrating some of the core tensions in human behaviour, which if not elucidated, leave us at risk of misjudging the nature of our relationships with others and to the world in which we live.
This seminar will be of especial interest to psychotherapists who wish to find integration between the parallel disciplines of neuropsychology and psychotherapy, and those who are seeking deeper knowledge about our psychological structures. How such neuroscientific awareness may be used to positively influence the practice of mental health work will be addressed and discussed.
SPEAKER'S BIOGRAPHY
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