• Home
  • About
    • How Pluralistic Therapy Works
    • Introduction to Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the pluralistic approach
    • Writing a Blog for Pluralistic Practice
  • Training
    • Degree Courses
    • Master’s Courses
    • Doctoral Courses
  • Research
    • Research Initiatives
    • Evidence to Support Pluralistic Practice
    • Research News
  • Publications
  • Tools and Measures
  • Videos
  • Events
    • Network Meetings
    • Pluralistic Conference 2020
    • Past Networking Events
  • Blog

Pluralistic Practice

Celebrating diversity in therapy

  • Home
  • About
    • How Pluralistic Therapy Works
    • Introduction to Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the pluralistic approach
    • Writing a Blog for Pluralistic Practice
  • Training
    • Degree Courses
    • Master’s Courses
    • Doctoral Courses
  • Research
    • Research Initiatives
    • Evidence to Support Pluralistic Practice
    • Research News
  • Publications
  • Tools and Measures
  • Videos
  • Events
    • Network Meetings
    • Pluralistic Conference 2020
    • Past Networking Events
  • Blog

Exciting Conference Update

June 25, 2020 Information and Updates No Comments
Facebook0Tweet0Pin0

The Pluralistic Practice Network have some exciting news to share with you! After the disappointing but unavoidable cancellation of our planned conference in Dublin this year we have decided to have an online conference.

The International Conference for Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy (ICPCP) 2020 will be held on Sunday 19th July, as a one day online event! The event, Pluralism – Navigating Change In Counselling And Psychotherapy, will be hosted by the ICPCP and online events via the Zoom platform, from 9.30am-6.15pm, with an optional networking/”pub chat” afterwards, and the cost is on a donation basis, starting at £1. 

We invite you to join us in challenging the profession to examine its place and function in an ever more diverse society and explore how we can adapt and respond to create the change that is needed.

The ambition of this event is to raise the profile and understanding of Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy, to invite the audience with new ideas and perspectives and to improve the provision of counselling. Key to this is the idea of futures given the current context of widespread changes in practice and client experience.


Click here to book your place on eventbrite.

Facebook0Tweet0Pin0

A Plural Personal History: Can Pluralism ‘Mek Room for All of We’?

The Therapy Room as an Integral Part of Pluralistic Practice

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Blog Post Categories

  • Arts therapies (7)
  • CBT (1)
  • Children (1)
  • Co-production (3)
  • CPD (2)
  • Critiques (5)
  • Cultural diversity (3)
  • Cultural resources (5)
  • Deliberate practice (2)
  • Epistemology (1)
  • Gender (1)
  • Goals (3)
  • groups (2)
  • Information and Updates (10)
  • Integrative and Eclectic Practices (1)
  • Leadership (2)
  • Networking (1)
  • No Category (2)
  • Older adults (1)
  • Online (1)
  • Person-centred (6)
  • Personal (21)
  • Philosophy (14)
  • Policy (2)
  • Politics (5)
  • Practice (24)
  • Preferences (10)
  • Research (9)
  • Shared decision making (12)
  • Spirituality (1)
  • Strengths and Resources (1)
  • Supervision (2)
  • Therapeutic approaches (7)
  • Training (17)
  • Young people (2)

Recent Posts

  • Pluralistic Practitioners Network: Creativity and Storytelling Gathering January 18, 2021
  • The Strength that We Find in Our New Everyday January 5, 2021
  • Survey of Pluralistic Practice: Key Findings December 17, 2020
  • Pluralistic Therapy Cards: Playing with Potential November 26, 2020
  • Personal and Professional Development Groups in Counselling and Psychotherapy Training: A Pluralistic Perspective November 23, 2020
  • Focus: Finding my Strengths in Pluralistic Practice October 30, 2020
  • How Do You Ask Clients About Their Preferences? October 19, 2020
  • Metamodernism and Pluralism October 9, 2020
  • Pluralistic Practice Network: Creativity and Storytelling Gathering October 7, 2020
  • Moving from Busyness to Retirement and Older Age: Can Pluralistic Counselling Help? September 8, 2020

Subscribe to this Blog via Email

* indicates required
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Doo by ThemeVS.