
Events.

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Therapist
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Therapist
Saturday 29th March, 10.00 to 1.00
The Guild of Psychotherapists, 47 Nelson Square, SE1 0QA & ONLINE
How do religious convictions and beliefs influence the dynamics of psychoanalytic and psychodynamic supervision? How can supervisors navigate the complexities of faith, identity, and professional practice in therapeutic spaces?
Join this thought-provoking discussion exploring the intersections of religion, belief, and supervision. This event will consider themes such as:
Faith in the therapy room: How religious conviction shapes supervision and therapeutic relationships
Praise be to God?:The role of spirituality in professional identity and ethical practice
The sanctity of marriage & pro-life perspectives: Navigating personal and professional tensions
The intersection of faith, identity, and political beliefs
Led by Roger Lloyd, a psychodynamic group therapist and ordained priest with extensive supervision training from WPF, The Minster Centre, and The IGA (London), this session will encourage open dialogue on the challenges and opportunities of working with religious perspectives in a therapeutic setting.
Whether you are a therapist, supervisor, or someone interested in the intersection of faith and mental health, this event will offer a unique space for reflection, discussion, and learning.
Tickets
In person: Members: £35 Non Members: £40; Retired Members £20
Online: Members: £30 Non Members: £35; Retired Members £20
Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite or by emailing admin@supervision.org.uk to register and receive payment details.

Back Too, The Future - Shaping Our Future Together
Helen Harvey Humphreys Commemoration Event 2025
Sunday 26th January, 12.00 to 2.30
The Guild of Psychotherapists, 47 Nelson Square, SE1 0QA & ONLINE
Join us for a thought-provoking journey into the history and founding purpose of the British Association of Psychotherapists and Psychoanalytic Studies (BAPPS). In this special annual commemorative event, the Chair of BAPPS will present an insightful paper by Christine Driver, shedding light on the origins and original mission of the organisation.
Through this presentation, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the foundational principles that have guided BAPPS over the years, fostering meaningful discussions about its evolving role in the psychoanalytic community.
Don't miss this opportunity to connect with peers, contribute to the dialogue, and celebrate the legacy and future of BAPPS. Whether you're a member, a practitioner, or simply curious about the organisation's impact, this event promises to be both informative and inspiring.
Tickets (Including Refreshments):
Members & Non-Members: £15
Retired Members: £10
Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite or by emailing admin@supervision.org.uk to register and receive payment details.
For online attendees, the event link will be sent on 24th January 2025.


Nafsiyat Refugee Project: A psychoanalytic intercultural supervision model | Gita Patel
This workshop will outline the intercultural supervision model used in the Nafsiyat Refugee Project. The project was responding to the psychological needs of recently arrived refugee communities in London. To carry out this work they developed a supervision model that could be used and developed to enable refugee organisations to deliver services within their own communities. Clinical examples of supervision will be explored to allow us to think about the complexities of the work.

Working with Pornography in Supervision
In a BAPPS Masterclass, Maria McGuire's workshop will explore pornography addiction and problems with sexuality, intimacy within the supervision context.

Generosity and solidarity in supervision: The Helen Harvey Humphreys Commemoration Lecture
Helen Harvey Humphreys Commemoration Lecture, ‘Generosity and Solidarity in Supervision’ delivered by Professor Hanoch Yerushalmi.


Supervision Masterclass: Reflections on Psychodynamic Supervision: Monitoring ‘Vital Signs’ of Progress and Adapting to Individual Differences
Reflections on Psychodynamic Supervision:
Monitoring ‘Vital Signs’ of Progress and Adapting to Individual Differences

ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2022: Reflective Practices in Supervision
With Professor Edward Watkins & Dr Joan E Sarnat

Supervision Masterclass
‘Exploring Race and Culture in the Supervisory Relationship’ with Usha Tummala-Narra


Autumn 2021 Conference
Using the relationship to heal trauma: Rupture, repair, and relational work with clients and supervisees…