Sounds great Marie Clare, and should be really interesting.
What about asking John Norcross to talk on personalisation and preference work – pluralism in
action!
Edith Steffen on pluralistic methods for working with grief: Edith Steffen
[log in to unmask] . Or John Wilson (Lynne’s one)?
Ani de la Prida could do something great on pluralistic arts methods
Andrew on pluralistic work with risk
Am sure there are many others in our community who could present a great, practice-focused keynote.
Just some initial ideas.
Mick
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Hi everyone,
So as you may know, the next pluralistic conference will be held online on the 2nd & 3rd June 2023, in conjunction with Online Events. The title this year is
Applied Pluralistic Therapy: What are we doing in practice? where the focus will be on practical methods we use, or ways of being in practice. This could be things like art therapy, EMDR, dance, drama, etc., or working with specific client groups (e.g.,
with children and young people, couples, addiction). These are just some examples, it's any way of working with clients really.
What we wanted to ask the larger group was if anyone had any ideas or preferences for keynote speakers, given the theme of the conference? All ideas welcome!
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