Observational Skills in the Workplace
A 10 week course bringing psychoanalytic understanding to ordinary experience
Aim of the course:
To further develop an understanding of unconscious processes through observation and discussion of everyday life in the workplace.
This course involves:
- Participants record detailed observations of ordinary events in the workplace (examples include ordinary meetings, work on shared administrative tasks, a classroom situation).
- The participants bring their observations for discussion in a seminar group.
Safe discussion and learning:
The group is facilitated by an experienced psychoanalytic psychotherapist.
Strict confidentiality is to be observed regarding discussion in the seminar group.
Skill and understanding, not assessment ...
There are no assignments to complete.
Suitable applicants
This course is for those with some understanding of psychoanalytic thinking.
It is open to those who have completed the Severnside's Introductory Course in Psychoanalytic Theories and Concepts, or have equivalent experience and knowledge.
Date and time
The course is scheduled to run in the summer term on Wednesdays, April 25th - July 11th 2012.
The weekly seminar is 6.30 - 8.00 pm.
See our calendar for a full list of term dates:2011-2012
Fees
Course fee £200, payable on booking.
Venue
11 Orchard Street, Bristol.
Applications
For more information and an application form, contact Sue Pollock (Course Convenor) on tel: 0117 935 0256, or email SIP administrator at administrator@sipsychotherapy.org.
Closing date for applications is 28th February 2012
Important Notes
- SIP reserves the right not to run a course.
- SIP reserves the right not to accept an applicant.
- SIP reserves the right to alter its existing constitution, criteria for membership, training procedures, timetables and assessments.
- If you have particular access needs please let us know as soon as possible so that we can discuss how best to meet these.