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ICPPD
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE FOR PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
3 GARDEN VALE, ATHLONE, CO. WESTMEATH
T: 090 6470484 F: 0906470483 E:
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W: www.icppd.com
As psychological therapists we have an ethical obligation to develop personally and professionally so that we continue to evolve, grow, and facilitate good practice in our work with clients. This promotes and supports self-care for the therapist and thus protects and benefits those who seek help and support from us. We owe it to the profession of counselling, helping and healing to keep up to date with what is happening in the field of counselling and psychotherapy and to maintain standards in the field.
At ICPPD we are committed to providing a holistic, integrative approach to continuing professional development. ICPPD attracts people who appreciate a holistic perspective to helping and healing.
Post Graduate Programmes at ICPPD
Advanced Diploma in Reflexive Supervision
Advanced Diploma in Group Facilitation/Therapy
Diploma in Expressive Arts/Art Therapy
Commencing January - March 2011
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Social Workers in Adult Mental Health (SWAMH)
CPD Programme on Friday, November 26th 2010, in St Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin 8
Working effectively with Carers, with a focus on those with a relative who has borderline personality disorder, on those with a relative who is experiencing a first episode of psychosis, and on those who may be considered to be ‘victims’
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TIME
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PRESENTATION
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SPEAKER
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10.00-10.40
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Registration.
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10.40-10.45
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Welcome to attendees; and introduction to the day’s CPD programme.
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Mr Damien Nolan
(Chairperson, SWAMH).
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10.45-11.30
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Borderline Personality Disorder -why Family Education and Support is important.
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Nora Mannion (Principal Social Worker) and Mary Kelleher (Senior Social Worker), of ‘Cluain Mhuire’ Mental Health Service.
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11.30-11.55
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Coffee, tea and biscuits provision
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11.55-13.00
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Family Education and Support Programme in relation to Borderline Personality Disorder - getting started.
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Nora Mannion and Mary Kelleher (as above).
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13.00-14.15
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Lunchtime (Lunch is not included in the attendance fee.)
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14.15-15.15
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Information? Problem-Solving? Support? - What’s important and when, in the case of those who are Carers of a relative experiencing psychosis for the first time.
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Patrick Egan (Principal Social Worker) and Kevin Madigan (Clinical Research Fellow), of ‘DETECT’, the Early Psychosis Intervention Team, ‘Cluain Mhuire’ Mental Health Service.
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15.15-15.40
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Review of assessment tools for use in assessing carer needs.
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Donal O’Malley (Social Work Team Leader), Central Mental Hospital.
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15.40-16.15
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Working with Carers who are victims.
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Pauline Gill (Principal Social Worker), Central Mental Hospital.
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Cost: 10 Euro IASW Members; 15 Euro Non IASW Members; Free to SW Students .
VENUE: Lecture Theatre, St Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin 8. (A short walk from Heuston Station, St Patrick’s Hospital is located immediately behind Dr Steevens’ Hospital, which is situated directly across the road to the right of the railway station if emerging from its main front portal.)
More information: Anne Duffin
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SWID Conference and AGM
‘Value for Money – At What Cost?’
Venue: Tullamore Court Hotel, Tullamore, Co. Offaly
Date; Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd October, 2010
Conference commences @ 2pm on Thursday
Cost €75 for members, €85 for non members
Cost includes full cost for attendance at Conference, refreshments, lunch and Conference Dinner
This Conference will be accredited for CPD points
Please submit late motions to SWID Secretary before October 15th 2010
Please complete attached application form and forward to Anne O’ Loughlin, SWID Secretary, C/O Social Work Dept.,National Rehabilitation Hospital, Rochestown Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin by Friday 15th October 2010
Click here to dowload the Conference Booking Form
Click here to download the AGM Booking Form
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LGB People & Inclusive Practice
In Association with
IASW & GLEN
Providing an Accessible and Appropriate Service to Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual (LGB) People
While social workers may be familiar with gay and lesbian issues, LGB service users can fear disclosing their sexual orientation to professionals and can experience barriers when accessing health and social services.
This half-day training is being provided by the Gay & Lesbian Equality Network (GLEN) in collaboration with the Irish Association of Social Workers to assist social workers to develop a greater understanding of:
- LGB issues, concepts and language use
- The particular needs of LGB service users and the barriers LGB people can face in accessing health and support services
- The principles of inclusive practice and providing an accessible and appropriate service to LGB people
The training will be suitable for people who are new to the subject and those familiar with it. The aim is to support social workers from a range of practice areas to reflect on the needs of their LGB clients and explore ways of providing services that are inclusive of LGB people.
Date: 24th September, 2010
Time: 10.00 - 13.00
Price: €5.00 Members €7.00 Non Members
Bookings: email Danielle McGoldrick
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Speakers: Ineke Durville, IASW President & Frank Browne, Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Co-Ordinator.
- The NEW Registration Process (www.coru.ie)
- IASW CPD Policy & Folder Presentation
- Questions & Answers
Date: Friday 16th July, 2010
Venue: Clarion Hotel, Clarion Road, Sligo
Time: 11.45am – 2.00pm
Price: €5.00 IASW Members - €7.00 Non Members
Applying:To book a place on our seminar please contact Danielle McGoldrick via email
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or ph. 01 6774838.
IASW MEMBERS PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING ALONG YOUR CPD FOLDER |
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