Dear All,

We have great pleasure in inviting you all to our next Pluralogue, A logical way of being – the reality of dissociative identity disorder and other complex dissociative conditions.

With: Dianne Levene

Date: Sunday 3 September 2017

NEW – Venue: Actors’ Temple Studio, 13–14 Warren Street, Bloomsbury, London W1T 5LH

About the topic

We will be showing A Logical Way of Being, a video made by First Person Plural.

The film provides an introduction to the spectrum of dissociative disorders, giving information about the primary features, together with some understanding of their origins in early traumatic attachment and abuse experiences. It gives a unique insight into what it is like to live with dissociative identity disorder (DID), the support needs of individuals with DID, and the role of psychotherapeutic treatment.

Dianne will introduce the film in two parts, with a break for discussions.

About the Pluralogue

For those new to this event, the Pluralogue is a space where we get together to both learn and socialise, meet some new colleagues and find out what others are up to, as well as enjoy some food and drink whilst digesting new ideas.

The term ‘Pluralogue’ was coined by Doron many years ago, to depict moving beyond monologue to dialogue… to Pluralogue (the conversation of many).

We hope to learn together and from each other in the form of a learning community in a friendly atmosphere with the added fun of dining together. The added bonus is that we structure it as a CPD event so you will actually be able to count it as CPD hours (a CPD certificate will be provided as well).

Programme

1pm–2pm: Lunch

2pm–3pm: Presentation

3pm–3.30pm: Tea break

3.30pm–5pm: Discussion

Booking information

Places cost £35.

To confirm your booking please email us at therapyroomsuk@gmail.com and we will reply with details of how to pay.

Please use your name + PL19 as reference.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Warm regards,

Doron, Dianne and Darren

07848 013 328

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