BAPCA 2009 

Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM)

University of Reading

Reading, UK

11 September 2009

BAPCA thanks everybodywho attended the EGM!

The meeting was well attended and it was stimulating and refreshing to see the positive response from members, demonstrated by:

- The Coordinating Group (CG) having nine members and a deputy treasurer.

- Several people put their names forward to offer practical assistance.

- Many people put their names forward as available for more direct consultation in times of difficulties.

The new CG members are:

Annie Thompson

Bernard Mooney  

Linda Heavon           

Margaret Hedley           

Mark Harrison

Sara Callen                  

Sarah Baimbridge         

Sheila Haugh   

Steven Cox            

BAPCA deputy treasurer is:

Richard Baughan

Any BAPCA member who feels they may also want to become more involved would be welcomed. Please do not hesitate to contact the CG for further info. All members of the CG can be emailed through cg@bapca.org.uk.

BAPCA would like to welcome the new volunteers and gives a special thanks to David Crossley, Mark Harrison, Bernard Mooney, Sara Callen and Sally Humphries for their precious support since the last AGM.

Further details and reports from the EGM

will be available in the next issue of PCQ.

 BAPCA 20th Anniversary Conference

Changes in Consciousness:
The PCA and a World in Transition

University of Reading
10 - 13 September 2009

Click on picture to download the brochure.

This year’s conference celebrated BAPCA’s 20^th Anniversary. It took place against the backdrop of a global recession in which financial and environmental sands are shifting, where old systems no longer work and where experts appear at a loss for solutions. 

At the same time we observe a tentative transition away from individualism towards more interdependent ways of thinking, relating and problem-solving. The conference invited delegates to consider this change in consciousness and to address the changes from a person-centred perspective. 

BAPCA gives a big thanks for everyone who attended the conference and joined the effort to explore constructive ways to deal with the micro and macro challenges of our times.  A deep thanks also to Carole Dale and BACP team for their precious support towards making the 20th Anniversary Conference such a big success.

See Conference Workshops

BAPCA 2009 AGM

BAPCA Local Groups 2008 Meeting

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