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SFCT President Kirsten Dierolf welcomes participants
Mark McKergow settles everyone down
Prof Dan Hutto discussed enactive and narrative practices- with Alan Turing keeping a watching brief
Yasuteru Aoki came all the way from Japan to join us
Janet Bavelas made a special visit to Europe to share her microanalysis work
Applause – Aoki, Mark and Chris Iveson approve…
Dan Hutto had many questions for speakers
The English Institite for Sport were well represented and gave a poster
Mark McKergow liked that one!
Brian Littlechild, Professor of Social Work at UH, chairs a session
Time for the ‘seventh inning stretch’ between speakers
Damian Griffiths gives the latest research on Signs of Safety
Jonas Wells, Paul Z Jacksin and Kirsten Dierolf debate in the coffee break
Chris Marshall and Tim Pitt from eis2win.co.uk
Prof Gale MIller spoke passionately about the work of Kenneth Burke
Michael Hjerth ponders a question
Steve Smith starts his paper
Steve Smith speaking about hermaneutics, Gadamer and ‘the grand and the minute’
Jonas Wells asks a question
Mark is on the verge of surrendering
Klaus Schenck and Trish Chilton listen hard
Prof David Weber from the University of North Carolina Wilmington
Steve Flatt sets out the case for and against IAPT
Dominic Bray looks for a non-painful way of main management
Vicky Bliss on SF and clinical formulations
Svea ven der Hoorn, South Africa
Trish Chilton asks – Stephan Natynczuk and Jen Unwin look on
The EIS team’s excellent poster
Sharon Dyke’s poster was about SF and recovery with charity Milestones
Dominik Godat looks at how SF and leadership work together