British Psychotherapy Foundation Infant Observation Course in Herne Hill/Dulwich

By jdes
February 17, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

Recommended Posts

jdes

Posted February 17, 2022

- Share

Posted February 17, 2022

This two-year course provides an opportunity to develop knowledge and understanding of human development through direct observation of an infant during its early life. The body of knowledge is drawn from the main psychoanalytic schools. The course contains experiential and some theoretical learning.

For further information:

https://www.britishpsychotherapyfoundation.org.uk/education/pre-training-introductory-courses/Infant-Observation

Link to comment

https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/303672-british-psychotherapy-foundation-infant-observation-course-in-herne-hilldulwich/

Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

Advertise Here
Latest Discussions
- Textile recycling
  
  By Ella Menopee · Posted 34 minutes ago
  
  Most charity shops will take rags for textile recycling. I’ve also donated to Christopher’s, Shelter on LL and Scope in Camberwell. The only one I’ve known to refuse is the Oxfam in Herne Hill.
- Recommendation - builder / painter & decorator
  
  By SR34 · Posted 2 hours ago
  
  We hired Hanson &Co to handle painting, floor sanding and general renovation work before moving into our new home, and we were very happy with the results. Andras and his team were fantastic to work with—professional, reliable, and efficient. We've since reached out to them for additional projects and we highly recommend their work!
- Lost Oyster card and wallet today (23.01)
  
  By mrs.lotte · Posted 2 hours ago
  
  Lost oyster card in black and green wallet somewhere between the bus stop at ED station, the bus and the train from Denmark Hill to Clapham Junction. Very annoying not last because I love the wallet. Link to the wallet; Black with Green Card Holder Scamp & Dude
- Textile recycling
  
  By Sue · Posted 4 hours ago
  
  I have always taken mine to the main St Christopher's shop, in a bin bag clearly marked "Rags". They have always accepted them. Clean items only, obviously.

Sign In