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Limbus was established some 20 years ago. Its prime purpose is to organize lectures and events of interest to those in the psychological professions - particularly psychotherapists and counsellors, but they are also of interest to others within the helping professions. Limbus organizes four events a year on Saturday mornings. Limbus is a non profit organization run entirely by volunteers. |
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Important Changes Venue: Due to changes taking place in Dartington, our meetings will now take place in Studio 3. You will need to park in the main car park across the road from the main entrance to Dartington. Fees: Unfortunately, in this new setting we are not allowed to organise the refreshments ourselves (as we have done previously) and are obliged to purchase it from Dartington. For this service we will be charged £2.40 per person. To accommodate this, we have been forced to increase the fees (see below), but there is no increase in the Annual Membership fee.
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Venue: Studio 3, Dartingon Hall Fees: £20 non members; £15 members; £10 for members in training; Annual Membership Fee: £10 (No need to book in advance; turn up between 10 and 10.30 and pay on arrival) Time Table: 10 am Arrivals (tea and coffee provided) 10.30 - 11.30 Lecture/presentation 11.30-11.50 Break (tea and coffee provided) 11.50-12.30 Questions and Discussion |
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Calendar of Events 2012 |
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Please publicize our event by downloading our current flyer and distributing it. We would also appreciate it if you were able to put it up on relevant notice boards.
Full Flyer: Click here to download front page, Click here to download back page.
Click on each to get more details
March 24, 2012 Sarah Bishop Mentalization and Borderline Personality Disorders June 16, 2012 Farhad Dalal Psychotherapy: An Attitude towards a Soul. September 15, 2012 Stella Acquarone Parent-Infant Therapy - full title TBA November 10, 2012 Aida Alayarian Surviving Trauma: Dissociation vs. Fragmentation.
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