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4th International Conference on Pluralistic Counselling and Psychotherapy – Submission Deadline Extended!

May 25, 2021 Information and Updates Networking Research Training No Comments
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We have now extended the deadline for submissions to Friday 11th June due to ongoing interest. Please find more information regarding submissions here and book tickets here.

We welcome submissions from trainees, practitioners, and service users, as well as more experienced academics and researchers.  Our aim is to create a warm, friendly, and supportive environment in which a plurality of voices and perspectives can be heard and exchanged.

There will be two concurrent strands of presentations on the Saturday 17th July:

Research into Practice: an opportunity to present current or completed research into pluralistic practice with a focus on implications for practice

Practice into Research: an opportunity to present current practice experience in pluralistic practice that has implications for the development of research focus for the future

We are seeking submissions of abstracts for:

  • Papers of 30 or 60 minutes (20 or 45-minutes presentation/10 or 15-minute questions)
  • Panel dialogues (60 minutes)
  • Workshops (60 or 90 minutes)
  • Poster presentations to the full conference (2 minutes per presentation, again with a focus on one of the two strands)
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