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About the Conference |
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This conference is an invitation for anyone
interested in Personal Construct Theory from whatever background to come and
share their ideas regarding the application and development of PCT. We welcome
the participation of practitioners, academics, researchers an students from a
PCT background as well as from related relative approaches such as
constructivists, constructionists and narrative exploration. The welcome
extends to anyone using or critiquing PCT and its related methodologies such as
repertory grids, laddering and behavioural experimentation.
The EPCA conferences aim to explore
developments and applications of methods of PCT across the diverse range of
fields of research and practice that it has informed including education,
counselling, business, the arts, architecture and religion. A common
feature underpinning these diverse fields is the personal construing of people
as they generate meaning and make choices based on their personal experience.
This 14th Biennial European Personal
Construct Association Conference is something of a returning home for PCT as George
Kelly, who developed PCT, lived and studied here in Edinburgh in 1932.
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Organising Committee |
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Richard Casebow, Harry Procter, Dorota Bourne, Jenny Newland, and Sally
Robbins, with support from Clare Morris |
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Contact |
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Scientific & Programme Committee |
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- Prof. Harry Procter (Chair), University of
Hertfordshire, UK
- Joady Brennan, NHS retired, Honorary Fellow,
UK Council on Psychotherapy, UK
- Richard Casebow, PCP Psychotherapist and Alexander
Technique Teacher, Edinburgh Alexander Centre, UK
- Greta Cecutti, EASE Wellbeing Organization,
London, Italy/UK
- Chiara Centomo, Institute of Constructivist
Psychology, Padua, Italy
- Prof. Gabriele Chiari, Co-Director, School
of Specialization in Constructivist Psychotherapy, CESIPc, Florence, Italy
- Vladimir Džinović PhD, Research Associate
at the Institute for Educational Research, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, Serbia
- Miroslav Filip PhD, Research associate,
Institute of Psychology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
- Prof. Melanie Giles, Professor of
Psychology and Head of School of Psychology, University of Ulster, Ulster, UK
- Elisabetta Petitbon, Chair of the Irish
Constructivist Psychology Association, Ireland
- Joan Carles Medina, Universitat de Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
- Judith Mullineux, PhD, Head of Social
Work/Course Director PgDip Professional Development in Social Work School of
Applied Social & Policy Sciences, Ulster University, Ulster, UK
- Matthias Rosenberger, PhD, Geschäftsführung,
elements and constructs GmbH & Co. KG, Leipzig, Germany
- Lauren Sayers, EASE Wellbeing Organization, London, UK
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