Personal Construct Psychology (PCP) forms the foundation of my work practice and I am part of the PCP Community.
To keep my PCP learning and practice alive, I work with many PCP practitioners, receive regular PCP supervision, and supervise those with an interest in looking at their work through a PCP lens. I currently facilitate a supervision group for a diverse group of practitioners who want to include PCP within their work and life. I receive PCP coaching from Mary Frances and have links with the Institute of Constructivist Psychology (ICP) International Lab, Padua, and the Personal Construct Association.
Recent PCP publications:
- Psychotherapy and Aphasia: Interventions for Emotional Wellbeing and Relationships (Neuro-disability & Psychotherapy: Specialist Topics) Edited by Kate H. Meredith and Giles N. Yeates. Ch 3: ‘A Personal Construct Psychology approach to aphasia’ 2020
- Psychological Therapies in Acquired Brain Injury Edited by Giles N. Yeates and Fiona Ashworth Ch 4: ‘Working with people with Acquired Brain Injury and their families: Personal Construct Psychology (PCP)’ 2020