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The conference has now been planned and the new
conference flyer has been printed. If you want to
download a copy to your computer click on the link
below and you'll find all the relevant information!
Last year's conference was an enormous success,
and we think this year's will be more popular given
the range and breadth of the subjects and
theoretical perspectives being covered. Early
booking is advised!
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Outness and Sexual Self-Disclosure in Academia
and the Clinic is the subjetc being discussed by
Jeffrey Weeks (Professor of Sociology at LSBU);
Kathleen Ritter (Professor of Counselling Psychology
at California State University and psychotherapist in
private practice); Mandy Merck (Professor of Media
Arts, Royal Holloway Univ of London).
The seminar will take place in the Manor Lecture
Theatre, London Road Building, Southwark Campus of
South Bank University from 2pm to 6pm.
Critical Sexology is a London-based,
interdisciplinary seminar series for psychologists,
psychoanalysts, medical doctors, literary and cultural
studies scholars, philosophers, artists, lawyers and
historians with a critical interest in the construction
and management of gender and sexuality in the
medical, discursive and cultural spheres.
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Ever need to refer someone in a particular area but
don’t know where to send them? Looking to meet
other gay/gay friendly therapists who might refer to
you? Most therapists and counsellors like to know
something about the person to whom they are
referring. When a certificate, post-code, or modality
isn’t enough, perhaps it’s time for a face to face
meeting.
In an effort to promote local familiarity among
London’s gay-friendly therapists, I am proposing a
semi-facilitated meet-up for interested counsellors
and therapists. This would be an opportunity for us
to learn a bit more about each other, and feel more
comfortable about making and receiving referrals.
This would be a non-formal event occurring this
spring, in the evening, at a location in Central or
North London.
Numbers will be kept limited to about fifteen to allow
adequate time to get to know each other – so this
will be run on a first come basis. Should I get more
interest than that, I’ll consider running a second
group. There may be a small charge to cover the
costs of any venue hire. If you are interested,
please contact Aaron Balick at
aaron@n1psychotherapy.co.uk
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Loving men IV is an intensive week long residential
workshop for gay and bisexual men exploring
intimacy, friendship and relationships. It is facilitated
by Tim Foskett and Dennis Carney and Alfred Hurst of
PACE
The workshop takes place from the 3-10 June 2006
at Laurieston Hall in Scotland. Copies of the leaflet
in PDF format are available by emailing:
groupwork@pace.dircon.co.uk
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Please feel free to forward this newsletter to anyone else you feel might be interested in receiving it.
With all good wishes,
Dominic Davies
Pink Therapy
email:
info@pinktherapy.com
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