Integrating a philosophy of practice into Counselling and Psychotherapy accredited training: New controversies and new challenges in 2020
After an overwhelming response to the successful 2019 webinar series Recognition of Indigenous Healing Practices in Australia and Aotearoa, the Australian College of Counselling and Psychotherapy Educators (ACCAPE) has invited leading academic writers, teachers and trainers to its 2020 webinar program.
A series of five webinars between July and November will explore how a lived philosophy of practice is central to developing a clear, congruent and critical view of theory and practice for student counsellors graduating from accredited counselling and psychotherapy courses.
Full details on the webinar series are available to view and download here.
You can now register for the first session, Thinking about Psychotherapy: Practice-Process and Praxis, here.
Thinking about Psychotherapy: Practice-Process and Praxis
Dr Traill Dowie
Wednesday 22 July 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEST
When unknowing becomes knowing: a philosophical conversation
Dr. Andrea Breen
Wednesday 19 August 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEST
Title TBA
Dr Alison Strasser & Toni Neil
Wednesday 16 September 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEST
Teaching Philosophy of Practice in Tertiary Counselling Courses: Challenges and Ways Forward
Dr. Tristan Snell, Kim Storey & Sophie Lea
Wednesday 14 October 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEDT
Philosophy of Practice: folios of evidence and course accreditation
Dr. Kate Briggs & Dr. Judith Ayre
Wednesday 11 November 7:30pm to 9:00pm AEDT
If you are an ACCAPE member, the webinar series counts towards PD hours required for ACCAPE membership, but is not recognised as PD for PACFA membership renewal.
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