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INTRODUCTION
For the last 15 years, the IAFP has been working:
- to promote and encourage the use of psychotherapeutic
understanding and treatment techniques and their relevance to
offenders
- to advance education amongst members of the professions
working with, or caring for, offenders, and others having a
legitimate interest in the field
- to promote and assist in promoting research into the skills
associated with the profession and into the efficiency of
existing skills and practices, and to disseminate the useful
results of such research for the benefit of the public.
For further information about the organization's
history, officers and members, please click
here.
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OUR ACTIVITIES
Since 1992, the IAFP has organized international conferences
addressing many issues in the field of forensic psychotherapy,
as well as networking and social events.
For
preliminary information about our 18th Annual conference,
which will take place from 19th to 21st March, 2009 in Konstanz,
Germany, please click
here.
From 10th-12th April, 2008, the IAFP, together
with the Royal College of Psychiatrists Psychotherapy Facility, held our 17th Annual Conference: 'Security and Terror: A state of
mind' in Isola di San Servolo, Venice.
For further information,
please click here.
On Friday, 25th January, 2008, the IAFP, in association with the
NE London Forensic Personality Disorder Service and Henderson
Hospital Services, held the fifth in a series of
mini-workshops: 'The Therapeutic Milieu under Fire:
Attachment, Attrition and Regeneration' in London.
We will soon be distributing details of our 18th Annual
Conference,
To find out more
about our events, please click here.
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