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More from the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists
May 30, 2012 by Zarathustra
Continuing my exploration into the murky world of psychotherapy regulation, I’ve just had another e-mail from the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists. The story so far…I discovered that it had taken three and a half years for a fitness to practice hearing to find seven allegations proven against a Jungian analyst, John Smalley. Despite this […]
The Smalley Case and the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists
May 29, 2012 by Zarathustra
This weekend I published the findings of a fitness to practice hearing for a Jungian analyst with the UK Council for Psychotherapy. It took three and a half years to find seven allegations proven, but not to apply any sanction. The UKCP is planning to replace its current “two-tier” complaints system, where people complain first […]
Should men embrace feminism?
May 26, 2012 by Zarathustra
Just recently I’ve been marshalling my thoughts about the male view of feminism. Should men engage with feminism, take an active part in it, even call themselves feminists? I’ve come to this topic at least partly as a result of a bizarre, distressing sequence of events that happened to me over the past year. First […]
UKCP takes 3 and a half years to not sanction a therapist
May 26, 2012 by Zarathustra
Back in February I obtained some court documents relating to a psychotherapist who was on a fitness to practise hearing with the UK Council for Psychotherapy. The case was a failed attempt by John Smalley, a Jungian analyst, to have a judicial review of his hearings on the grounds of delay. Since then a copy […]
The Importance of “Stuff”
May 25, 2012 by bonklesoul
I have been reflecting recently on the issue of work space and particularly how your work space can support you in developing your skills for critical reflection. Critical reflection means different things to different people but for me and for the purposes of this post I would describe it as an activity undertaken to reflect […]
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