DFP Funded Training Places for In-Training Members
Understanding and managing self-injurious behaviour: Applications to secure settings - Monday May 10th 2010
Professor Jane Ireland
Advances in the theoretical understanding of sex offending and its application to treatment - Monday June 28th 2010
Professor Tony Ward
The DFP committee are pleased to be able to offer a number of funded places on two one-day workshops delivered at the University of Central Lancashire in May and June 2010.
For further details of how places will be allocated, who can apply, and all other terms & conditions please see the document below.
Further details of the workshops, along with application forms can also be found in the document below.
Completed forms and evidence should be returned via post and arrive no later than midday Tuesday 6th April 2010 to Polly Turner, Division of Forensic Psychology In-Training Representative, Psychological Services, Ashworth Hospital, Parkbourn, Maghull, L31 1HW.
All the places for March's event were allocated. Here's what the Division has to offer for April:
25 places: Mental Health Act 2007 - Approved Clinicians - An Introductory Workshop for Non-Medical Professionals - Wednesday, 28th April 2010, 9.30am for 10.00am start, 4.00pm finish - British Psychological Society Offices, Tabernacle Street, London
Mental Health Act Event Flyer - April 2010
25 places: Introducing Qualitative Methods - Wednesday 14th April 2010, 10.00am until 4.00pm - British Psychological Society, 30 Tabernacle Street, London
Qualitative Methods Event Flyer - April 2010
To be in with a chance of gaining a place, you must register your interest via the online submission by 1st April 2010.
Places will be allocated on a random basis as agreed by
the DFP Executive with the aim of simplifying the application process
and facilitating a fair opportunity for all full members.
Those successful in obtaining a funded place will be notified by 2nd April 2010.
Martin Fisher
DFP CPD Lead
DFP Conference 2010
The conference is now available for booking - June 23-25th at the University of Kent. Confirmed keynote speakers include: SSA Andrew Bringuel (True Believer Mindset in violent mass movements); Professor Amy Holtzworth-Munroe (Intimate Partner Violence: focus on perpetrators); Professor Jennifer Temkin (Attitudinal issues in the processing of rape cases); Professor Tony Ward (Offender cognition and extended mind).
The DFP is again offering bursaries to members, both full members (details to follow) and members in training! See below for terms and conditions and application forms!
