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Married to the Job Going into business with your spouse can be a dream or a nightmare – good communication is the key to making it work Sheila Wayman – The Irish Times Nov 11 2013 When Jamie and Lisa Cobbe gave up jobs in Dublin to start a business together in the west, they […]
Choosing a different direction Not having children leads to exclusion for couples, even more so if they have decided not to reproduce Ask anyone who does not have children and they will be able to easily recount moments when they have been excluded from conversations. Charlie Taylor –Irish Times First published: Tue, Sep 17, 2013, […]
The weekday emigrants Significant numbers of people now work abroad, away from their families, often for lifestyle reasons Sat, Feb 22, 2014, 00:00 Irish Times Ciara Kenny Cheaper airfares have allowed for an increase in cross-border commuting from one European country to another in recent years, but it was the advent of the recession in […]
Interpersonal Patterns of Interaction that influence Mental Health One Day Workshop with Dr. Karl Tomm Date: Monday, 31st March 2014 Time: 9.00a.m. – 5.00p.m. (Registration from 8.30a.m.) Venue: Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8. The systemic approach in family, couple, and individual psychotherapy gives priority to understanding the context of human behaviour, thoughts, feelings, and […]
The Fifth Province Systemic Cafe Venue: The Sandymount Hotel, Dublin 4. Date: Tuesday 11th February 2014 Time: 7.00pm – 9.00pm Topic: The Fifth Province The Fifth Province Model was developed in the early 1980s by Dr. Imelda McCarthy, Phil Kearney and Dr. Nollaig Byrne. The notion of the ‘Fifth Province’ is derived from Irish mythology, […]
TheJournal.ie Wednesday 29 Jan, 2014 We need to start talking about sexual dysfunction in an open way It’s almost impossible to bring up the subject of premature ejaculation without provoking a cringe or a giggle, but it’s no joke for the one in five men (of all ages) who suffer from this common dysfunction, writes […]
Irish American Child Legacy needs State Help to Unravel, says Valerie O’Brien Published in The Sunday Times, 17th Nov 2013 p 17. http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/ireland/article1341254.ece History and story-telling is something that we, as Irish people,think we are good at but many realise now there are some stories that get told more readily than others. In the wake […]
Irish presence in Istanbul a success! October 2013 In Istanbul, at the recent European Family Therapy Association conference – our representative, Monica Whyte was not only voted onto the board of EFTA but she was also voted Chairperson of her Chamber the NFTO section of EFTA. We are extremely proud of Monica and are not […]
We are delighted to announce details of a book entitled Adolescents and Substance Use, which has been co-written by Ann Campbell, Vice-Chair FTAI. This book will be launched on the 9th December 2013. The unique link to the book on the publisher’s website is: www.radcliffehealth.com/asu Adolescents and Substance Use: The handbook for professionals working with […]
Working Systemically with Sex and Sexual Relationships One Day Workshop with Desa Markovic Date: Saturday, 30th November 2013 Time: 9.30a.m. – 4.30p.m. (Registration from 9.00am) Venue: Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8. Brief summary of the workshop: The aim of this workshop is to offer theoretical and practical ideas for systemic therapists to approach sexual […]
