First Joint New Zealand and Australian ISPS Conference
The 8th ‘Making Sense of Psychosis’ conference was held at the University of Auckland on the 29th to 31st of August 2012. This year’s event, which had as its theme Valuing Subjective Experience, was historic in that it was the first joint conference of …
6th Annual Conference of ISPS Hellas
“Psychoses: Neurobiological and Neuropsychoanalytic Perspectives” To be held in Athens, 1-2 December 2012. With Greek and foreign guest speakers. Further information: info@ispshellas.gr a_koukis@otenet.gr …
18th School of Psychotherapy of Psychoses
The 18th School of Psychotherapy of Psychoses will be held in the Inter-University Centre in Dubrovnik, Croatia, May 16-18, 2013. The topic will be “The Meaning of Dreams and Phantasies of Patients with Psychoses”. The official language is English. For further information …
ISPS – New Zealand and ISPS – Australia 8th Making Sense of Psychosis Conference ‘Valuing Subjective Experience’
First joint ISPS – NZ / ISPS – Australia Conference 29th – 31st August 2012 at the University of Auckland. Speakers include: Melissa Taitimu, Robert Schweitzer, Debra Lampshire, Jim Geekie, Kellie Comans, Vanessa Beavan, Patte Randal, John Read, Ingo Lambrecht and Professor …
Report from 2009 MSOP Conference
ISPS-NZ, 6th MAKING SENSE OF PSYCHOSIS Conference – ‘The Power of Relationships’ The 6th Making Sense of Psychosis Conference was held at St John’s Centre in Wellington this year (Feb 23rd-25th, 2009) and attracted a number of people keen to hear not …
Report from the 4th Annual Making Sense of Psychosis
by Mike Ang The fourth New Zealand Making Sense of Psychosis conference organised by the New Zealand branch of the ISPS and co-hosted by the University of Auckland Department of Psychology was held in November 2006. The theme this year was “Sharing …
Report from the 3rd Annual ‘Making Sense of Psychosis’ conference
Auckland University Conference Centre, New Zealand, October 18th and 19th 2005. This year’s MSOP conference was marked by a prevailing sense of hope and optimism. For some this hope was about the increasingly significant role of psychology in the treatment of severe …
Report from 2nd Annual ‘Making Sense of Psychosis’ conference in 2004
I recently attended the Making Sense of Psychosis conference held at Auckland University, Auckland. It was one of the most inspiring and well informed conferences I’ve attended. The conference was organised by a diverse group of people who share a guiding philosophy …
Report from the first ISPS conference
By John Read For most attenders of the wonderful Melbourne congress the following week was a return to normality. For many New Zealanders who made it over to Australia, however, the fun (and exhaustion) continued for a while longer. We took the …
XV Annual Course of Schizophrenia in Madrid
The Course is organized by Dr. D. Manuel González de Chávez, Head of Psychiatry Service I of the General University Hospital “Gregorio Marañón” of Madrid. The Event, which has simultaneous translation (English / Spanish), takes place annually each autumn at the Meliá …
6th ISPS Norway Conference
The Treatment of Psychosis from a Family Perspective February 4th-5th 2010 at Rica Hotel Hamar, Norway. …
Schizophrenia Days Conference
Stavanger , 4-6th November 2009 www.schizofrenidagene.no Ledelse i psykisk helsevern: Samhandling eller ansvarsoverføring?Lederutfordringer under nye rammebetingelserOnsdag 4. november kl. 14.15 – 16.15 …
