Alienation is rooted in Marxist philosophy and is the premise for the cause of psychological and social difficulties. It has been a key idea in explaining a missing element in relational transference theories. The theory of alienation has accounted for the important and critical role that systemic oppression plays in creating distress, which has helped...
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Tues 17th Oct – 6pm – 8pm GMT
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Monday 30th October, 20th November + 11th December – 6.30pm – 8.30pm GMT
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Ego States – A Round Table Discussion – Heather Fowlie, Adrienne Lee, Charlotte Sills and Keith Tudor
Thurs 9th Nov 2023 6.30pm – 8.30pm GMT
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Sunday 10th Dec 23 – 1.30pm – 5.30pm GMT
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Tuesday 16th Jan and Tuesday 30th Jan – 6pm-8pm GMT
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