IGAS NEWS
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Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies Open Evenings
Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies (XA24) OPEN EVENINGS The Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies is a one-year stand-alone course with a dual purpose. This course is the entry point for the Professional MSc in Group Analytic Psychotherapy. On successful completion of the Graduate Certificate in Group Analytic Studies, trainees can apply for the
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Foundation Course in Group Analysis 2023
Weekend Training Programme The School of Psychotherapy St. Vincent’s University Hospital Elm Park, Dublin 4 We are often at a loss as to what might be going on in the dynamics of groups, especially when difficulties arise as they always do! This one-year course is open to people who are interested in deepening their understanding of group
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From the Chair – March 2023
It feels apt to start with a congratulations to our members who orchestrated and contributed to the Irish Times article on Group Analytic Psychotherapy in February. The article gave a very accessible outline of group analytic psychotherapy and was also a creative advertising space for the training in TSOP. LINK to Irish Times article The
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Countdown to CORU Registration
On the 12 of December 2022, CORU organised an information session for counselling and psychotherapy organisations. It was as part of the work of bringing these two professions to the stage of being state registered with protection for the titles. I attended the information session to represent the IGAS committee. The information session was recorded
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Graduation Ceremonies 2022
The Group Analytic Training Team, and staff of The School of Psychotherapy celebrated the achievements those who completed the Foundation Certificate in Group Analysis, the Diploma in Group Work Practice and the Qualifying Course on Friday 2nd December in St. Vincent’s Hospital. The team paid tribute to the work undertaken by all students/trainees, including
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Study Day 2022: Coru: Finding our way in a new land
We were delighted to welcome close to 40 attendee’s at our annual Study Day last November held at the Carmelite Centre, Whitefriar Street, Dublin. The theme of the day was CORU: Finding our way in a new land. The theme was set to invite thoughts, commentary and associations to what it will be like for