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Psyche collects psychology events for someone studying in London: psychoanalysis and Jungian thought, neuroscience, ADHD, autism, trauma, attachment, personality, dreams and the unconscious. In-person events are London only; online events can be from anywhere.
How we judge CPD
Cautiously. We would rather understate than promise accreditation that is not there. Wording from a site footer, a speaker biography or the organisation’s general description never upgrades an event.
- CPD confirmed
- The official page states CPD hours/points or accreditation for this specific event.
- Certificate only
- Proof of attendance or completion. On its own it is not a professional qualification or accredited CPD.
- Accredited organiser
- A status of the organiser, not of this event. It does not show that the event gives CPD.
- Qualification route
- Long-term professional training: a separate route to a qualification.
- CPD not confirmed
- The event page gives no event-level evidence of CPD.
- Not accredited
- The page explicitly says the event is not accredited.
Glossary
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- ADHD
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
- analytical psychology
- Carl Jung’s school of psychology: archetypes, the collective unconscious and individuation.
- ASD
- Autism spectrum disorder.
- BACP
- British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.
- BPC
- British Psychoanalytic Council, the UK register for psychoanalytic practitioners.
- BPF
- British Psychotherapy Foundation.
- BPS
- British Psychological Society, the professional body for psychologists in the UK.
- CAMHS
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (NHS).
- CBT
- Cognitive behavioural therapy.
- concessionary
- A reduced price, usually for students, trainees or people on low income.
- countertransference
- The therapist’s own emotional reactions to a patient, used as clinical information.
- CPD
- Continuing Professional Development: training hours practitioners log to keep their registration or accreditation.
- DBT
- Dialectical behaviour therapy.
- EDI
- Equality, diversity and inclusion.
- EMDR
- Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing: a structured therapy for trauma that uses bilateral stimulation such as eye movements.
- Festschrift
- A book or event honouring a respected scholar.
- group relations
- Experiential conferences that study unconscious dynamics in groups and organisations.
- HCPC
- Health and Care Professions Council, the UK regulator for practitioner psychologists.
- hybrid
- Happening in person and online at the same time.
- ICS
- A calendar file you can import into Google, Apple or Outlook calendars.
- individuation
- Jung’s term for becoming a whole, integrated self.
- infant observation
- A training method: regularly observing a baby and family to learn about early emotional development.
- IPA
- International Psychoanalytical Association.
- Jungian
- Following Carl Jung: archetypes, the collective unconscious and individuation (also called analytical psychology).
- Kleinian
- Following Melanie Klein: early infantile anxieties and object relations.
- Lacanian
- Following Jacques Lacan: psychoanalysis focused on language, desire and the unconscious.
- MBT
- Mentalization-Based Treatment: therapy that strengthens the ability to understand your own and other people’s mental states.
- mentalization
- The capacity to understand behaviour in terms of thoughts, feelings and intentions.
- neurodivergent
- Having a brain that works differently from the typical, e.g. autistic or ADHD.
- neurodiversity
- Natural variation in how brains work, including autism, ADHD and dyslexia.
- neuropsychoanalysis
- A field linking neuroscience with psychoanalytic ideas about the mind.
- NHS
- National Health Service, the UK’s public health system.
- NPSA
- Neuropsychoanalysis Association.
- object relations
- Theory that the mind is shaped by early relationships with caregivers (the “objects”).
- PD
- Personality disorder.
- psychoanalysis
- Therapy and theory founded by Freud that explores unconscious processes through the relationship with the analyst.
- psychoanalytic
- Based on psychoanalysis: exploring unconscious processes through the therapeutic relationship.
- psychodynamic
- Therapy derived from psychoanalysis that looks at unconscious patterns and relationships, usually less intensive than psychoanalysis.
- PTSD
- Post-traumatic stress disorder.
- reflective practice
- Structured thinking about your own work to learn from it.
- RSS
- A feed format: follow new events in a feed reader app.
- SAP
- Society of Analytical Psychology, a Jungian training organisation in London.
- SCoPEd
- Scope of Practice and Education: a shared framework for counselling and psychotherapy roles in the UK.
- TFP
- Transference-Focused Psychotherapy: a psychodynamic therapy for personality disorders.
- transference
- Feelings a patient brings to the therapist that repeat earlier important relationships.
- UKCP
- UK Council for Psychotherapy.
- work discussion
- A group method for reflecting on emotional experience at work, from the Tavistock tradition.
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