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Dear colleagues,

We begin the last year of legislature with a very busy calendar, but we don’t want to let this large amount of tasks make us forget our writing. Writing is one of the priorities we want to propose to you. Being able to convey our task is very important, besides, we have the opportunity to publish in the IJP journal, as you will read in the News below. We have also set two other goals for this last year. One, making our Association known among institutions and the society in general, what its registered professionals do, and the services we can provide. With this goal in mind we are preparing an ambitious plan that we will present to the Assembly in March for its discussion.
The other goal is to encourage you to present candidacies to replace the openings next year. We all need each other. Anyone who has been an Associate member for three years can request to become a Full Member. Remember that to be able to vote for the new Board you must be in the latter category.

February 13
2nd Thursday at 10 PM

Conference: Authors: The schizoid personality and the fear of loving. R. Fairban’s thinking. Dr. Víctor Hernández. (ACPP headquarters).

March , Saturday morning

March 19 , Wednesday

Seminars starting in February:

interested in cinema forum, held their fourth meeting.

The alumni group of the ACPP School and the Intensive Seminar, interested in cinema forum, held their fourth meeting.

Individual fee: 215 euros
Group fee for 10 people or more: 142 euros

If we could gather 10 subscriptions we would be able to benefit from this discount.
Anyone who is interested please contact Josefina López, who is in charge of relations with the IJP, calling her at the AEPP offices in: 93 212 78 96, or by e-mail: aepp@psicoterapeuta.org.

The IJP also offers EFPP members the possibility to publish articles with the same conditions offered to IPA members.

The Assembly of Training Members of the ACPP met on Thursday, January 30, where Carlos Tabbia’s paper "Learning from supervisors" was discussed.

We are aware that several of you are doing research and many others are working in prevention in different fields. We would like you to get in contact with us in order to know directly about your work and to be able to offer you a place to share, discuss or make your experiences known to your colleagues, and to look for ways to make these experiences and conclusions reach the media.

We remind you that Montserrat Picañol and Joan M. Blanqué are carrying out rigorous work with the children of mental patients, which is as well the subject of their doctoral thesis.

Francis Carbonell is also preparing his doctoral thesis and the publication of a book on workshops with parents on telling stories to children.

Asunción López-Dòriga wishes to get in contact with anyone performing prevention tasks in schools.

Margarida Gratacós and Maria De Querol wish to contact professionals working with or interested in studying hyperactivity and their therapeutic approach.