We organise a limited number of activities and like to give each of them due attention: three kinds of meetings, at a calm and repeatable pace. Membership is free; for activities we ask a small contribution towards costs.
Two online sessions per year, each centred on a concept from the Small Lexicon: half an hour of introduction, half an hour of conversation with a guest speaker, followed by time for questions.
Once a year we meet in person for a full day, with several speakers, case material from different methods, and room for the kind of conversation that tends to develop best around a table.
For those who are new to the material and like to learn together. We read accessible introductions, look at examples from practice and gradually build a shared vocabulary. No prior knowledge is needed.
For those already at home in the material who would like to explore the technical side further. We discuss papers, methodological choices, our own research and our own clinical cases, and there is room to go into depth.