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 In
2005 I retired from the University of Strathclyde, in Glasgow, Scotland. In
truth it was an ‘early’ retirement that gives me time to do other things. This
website serves to keep others informed about what
I am doing.
Contact Information for Prof. Dave Mearns
- E-mail
- General Information:
info@davemearns.com
Webmaster:
webmaster@davemearns.com
Latest news:
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For Dave’s welcome letter to the
participants of the July 1st, 2009 Relational Depth: Current
Theory and Research conference in Nottingham,
go to the
'Communications Page' |
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For the PowerPoint slides and notes that will form Dave's
keynote lecture on 24th June 2009 at the Person-Centred Counselling and
Psychotherapy conference in Athens go to the 'Communications' page |
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For a response to a question on the
‘professionalisation’ of counselling, go to the second item on the
Politics of Science page.
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For Dave’s
PowerPoint slides for the March 20-21 Part II of the Advanced Training
Course in Person-Centred Therapy,
go to the ‘Advanced
Courses’ page |
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For the PowerPoint
slides for the March 7 event for Ffynnon in Wrexham,
go to the
'Communications' page. |
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Mearns and the University of Strathclyde Counselling Unit are to be given the American
Psychology Association (APA) ‘Charlotte and Karl Bühler Award’ at the APA
Convention in San Diego in August 2010. The Award
goes to an institution, and an individual associated with that institution,
which has made an outstanding and lasting contribution to transpersonal and
humanistic psychology. This will be the first time the Award has been given to
an overseas institution. |
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For PowerPoint slides for 6th-7th
February, part of the Advanced Training Course in Person-Centred Therapy,
go to the ‘Advanced
Courses’ page and 12th February Masterclass
go to the
'Communications' page. |
For details of the 2009 Advanced Training Course in
Person-Centred Therapy, run by Dave Mearns and Elke Lambers,
go to the 'Advanced
Courses' page.
DVD available for purchase -
go to Sales
New Third Edition of Person-Centred Counselling
in Action and the Find a Mistake
challenge (with unlimited £10 prizes) - go to Sales
New videoclip of Brian Thorne and Dave Mearns
talking about the 2007 edition of Person-Centred Counselling in Action -
go to Sales.
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