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Men, Masculinity & Psychotherapy

 
Details: This workshop for female and male therapists will explore men’s relationship to therapy by first considering what we understand a
‘man’ to be, and by linking this to the culturally dominant masculinities we see around us.

We shall explore the complexity of such masculinities, examining their nature, their effects and what they ask of us as psychotherapeutic practitioners (and clients), particularly in terms of the meanings associated with emotional distress and healing. This exploration will be situated within a social context highlighting the range of cultural, as well as psychological, barriers men may experience in accessing therapeutic provision. Finally the workshop will explore the implications of these barriers for those working within the therapy arena, considering ways in which they may be challenged and overcome in the services we provide.

Tutor: Ewan Gillon
Fee: £60 (deposit of £25 to secure a place)

For the full PDU brochure including application form please follow the application form link.

 
Start Date: Friday 19 March 2010
 
Dates/Times: Fri 19th March 2010: 10:30 - 4
 
Location: Jordanhill campus, University of Strathclyde
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Contact: Karen McDairmant
Counselling Unit, University of Strathclyde, 76 Southbrae Drive, Glasgow G13 1PP
0141 950 3359
www.strath.ac.uk/pdu
 
Accessibility:
 
Wheelchair accessible.
 
Application Form: Click here for an application form
 
 

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