Only Connect Workshop
Scarman House
Scarman Conference Centre
Coventry CV47AL
United Kingdom
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Warwick Department of Philosophy
ONLY CONNECT PROJECT
Call for Registration: Only Connect Workshop
24th and 25th of June 2016, Scarman Conference Centre, University of Warwick
This exploratory workshop brings together people who work in a variety of disciplines. Each has worked on explanations and/or diagnoses and/or interventions, with infants, adolescents, and adults, at the core of which work we find numerous insights into the questions we seek to explore and make progress with. Such questions include, but are by no means restricted, to the following:
1.The mechanisms that enable the creation and sustaining of various forms of non-verbal communication, in various situations and cases, and in various sensory modalities (sight, touch, hearing, etc).
2.The role these different mechanisms have in communicating, creating and sustaining a variety of emotions.
3.The relations between verbal and non-verbal communication in a variety of cases.
4.Differences and similarities between explanations of difficulties in establishing and sustaining connectedness in various cases (e.g. autism. dementia, a variety of problems and can be attributed to failures in securing ‘attachment’, communication with deaf-blind children and adults, and so forth).
5.The relations between accounts of what is required for establishing connectedness at a time and what is required for establishing a lasting, long-term sense of connectedness with others.
6.The nature of the communicative relations between therapist/clinician and patient.
7.The underpinnings and nature of ‘you-awareness’, and its relation to self-awareness/knowledge.
8.Ideas for ways of translating all of these insights into practice in various institutions.
Further information can be found at http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/philosophy/research/researchcentres/conandselfcon/onlyconnect/
Speakers:
1. Jane Barlow, Warwick Medical School: 'Mentalisation in practice’
2. Liz Barry, English, Warwick tba
3. Maggie Ellis, Psychology,St Andrews: ‘Maintaining and Creating Connection in Advanced Dementia: the development of adaptive interaction’
4. Edward Harcourt, Philosophy, Oxford: “How do we theorize the role of (special) others in self-regulation”?
5. Paul Hart, Sense Scotland: ‘Communicating, connecting and travelling with congenitally deafblind people through a landscape of touch’
6. Jonathan Heron, IATL, Warwick: ‘Listening through the body: silence, stasis, speech’.
7. Catherine Hughes, Psychology, Trinity College Dublin:‘Understanding Connection and Communication on the Autism Spectrum’ n
8. Vasu Reddy, Psychology, Portsmouth: ‘Dialogue, care and mutuality: trying to understand engagement’
9. Claire Wilson, Clinical Psychology, Portsmouth: ‘Emotionally Dysfunctional selves seeking connection’.
10. Suzanne Zeedyk, Director The Connected Baby, ‘Sabre tooth tigers and teddy bears: The power of metaphoric language’.
If you would like to attend, then please register at [email protected], stating your institutional affiliation and any dietary requirements. Everyone is welcome, but places are limited and will be given out on a first come, first serve basis. Registration will close at 10pm on Sunday, the 19th of June 2016
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