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WED 20 JUL
The Sixth Counselling and Psychotherapy Conference organised by the IACP, the University of Holy Cross, New Orleans and DePaul University, Chicago CPD Conference organised by the IACP, the University of Holy Cross, New Orleans and DePaul University, Chicago
Trinity College Dublin
20-07-2022   9:30 Registration 10:00 Start - 18:15 Finish with optional networking reception after the event.
7 CPD hours
Event limited to 100 places for IACP Members.

The Sixth Counselling and Psychotherapy Conference organised by the IACP, the University of Holy Cross, New Orleans and DePaul University, Chicago will take place in person, in Trinity College Dublin, on 20th July 2022. 

As per previous years, we are delighted to invite members to this exciting and successful annual conference in collaboration with our partners from the Holy Cross and DePaul Universities. After two years of the pandemic and running this event online, we are thrilled to be back this summer in person to the Trinity College Dublin to meet and reconnect with many American therapists presenting on the counselling and psychotherapy developments across the water but also, to meet IACP Members, who will be presenting on their experiences and developments within the profession. As per previous years - we are inviting all attendees after the event to a networking reception at the Café En Seine to reflect on the event and to get to know each other.    Event Schedule (schedule is subject to change):  

9:30-10:00 Registration, Arts Building outside of Swift Auditorium. 

10-10:30 Welcome - Swift Auditorium. 

10:30-10:45 Break

10:45-11:45 Breakout 1

Presenter(s)

Margaret O'Reilly-Carroll, MA in Cross Professional Supervisory Practice, BA in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Trauma therapist

Trauma informed Psychological First Aid and Mental Health Psychosocial care in working with dislocated migrants and refugees. 

Dawn Matherly, M.A. LPC-S. NCCDawn of Hope Counseling, LLCSlidell, LA

Using EMDR in the Treatment of Trauma

Dr. Suzanne Whitehead, Dr. Anysia Mayer, Ericka Amader, Liliana Hernandez, Anamarie Pearlman, Claribel ZavalaCalifornia State University Stanislaus

Heartfelt Reflections: The Lived Experiences of Substance Use Disorder Counselors Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic

11:45-12:00 Break

12:00-13:00 Breakout 2

Presenter(s)

Cora Grant

The fertile ground of eating disorder (ED) recovery as a trainee counsellor/psychotherapist: Embodying the now and shaping a future.

Michelle Caulk, PhD, LPC (IN & FL), LMHC, NCCWorkplaces/roles: Therapist, St. Louis Counseling Center, Des Peres, MO / Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Experiences, Huntington University, Huntington, IN

Accelerated Resolution Therapy: An Innovative Approach to Treating Trauma

Julie Lane, Valerie Owings, Dana Cronin

Children Removed from Their Homes: Counseling Children and Family Members in the United States

13:00-14:00 Lunch

14:00-15:00 Breakout 3

Presenter(s)

Alan Kavanagh MIACP, Patrick Nevin, Tallaght Travellers CDP

Travelling Together to Improve mental health within the Traveller Community: What do we need to do differently?

Carolee J Horning, LPCCarolee J Horning Counseling, LLC in Eugene, Oregon, United States Basic

EMDR in Practice

Jim Hutton, MIACP B.A. (Hons.) Counselling & Psychotherapy Dip. Counselling (N.U.I.) 

Gender & Sexual Diversity: What Colour is Your Professional Journey?

15:00-15:15 Break

15:15-16:15 Breakout 4

Presenter(s)

Gráinne Clancy and Breeda Birmingham

Menopause in the Therapeutic Space

Dawn Brashear

Using Positive Behavioral Interventions in Schools in Alaska

Holly Smith

International Training Experiences: Advancing the Counsellor, Profession, and Community

16:15-16:30 Break

16:30-17:30 Breakout 5

Presenter(s)

Mark Tolan

From Encounter to Assimilation: A Qualitative Study of Pluralistic Therapists’ Lived Experience of Incorporating Routine Outcome Monitoring into Their Clinical Practice

Ashley Marting Wilson,Quincy Junior High School Quincy, IL

Mental Health Literacy: Are Rural Educators Prepared for the Mental Health Crisis in Today's Youth? 

Maureen Flannagan

The Evolving School Counselor: teaching mindsets and behaviors for the classroom and beyond.

17:30-17:45 Break

17:45-18:15 Closing Feedback Session

18:30-20:00 Reception in Café en Seine

Regarding networking reception at Café en Seine, please indicate when booking, if you wish to attend it. Please note that if you book with this option but cannot attend it- you must let the IACP know in advance, as there is a fee per person that the organisers must pay to the venue. 

CPD certificates will be sent to participants after the event. 


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