Events | Interviews & Webinars
Embark on a journey with MINDinMIND as we delve into the groundbreaking work of mental health visionaries. Our commitment lies in connecting with trailblazing figures in the field, delving into their legacies to unearth invaluable insights into the evolution of mental health discourse and the profound impact of their pioneering efforts. Through captivating live interviews, we offer a platform to delve into their experiences, fostering a profound understanding of their contributions and shaping the dialogue surrounding the future of mental health.
Upcoming Events
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Clinical Applications of Dr Margot Sunderland’s Integrative Approach
Online via ZoomFollowing her Legacy Interview on 30 April, Dr Margot Sunderland will lead this practical workshop translating her pioneering integration of neuroscience and arts-based approaches drawing on her many decades of clinical practice. This unique opportunity allows practitioners to understand how to apply her therapeutic frameworks when working with children, young people, and families experiencing emotional distress and trauma.
Stephen Porges and Sue Carter Live Legacy Interview
Online via ZoomJoin us for a special Live Legacy Interview exploring the life and work of Dr Stephen Porges and Dr Sue Carter, pioneering researchers whose theories have deeply influenced our understanding of how our nervous systems impact mental health, emotional regulation, and human connection. They will be joined by Deb Dana and Suma Jacobs. Deb is a leading clinician and author whose work has brought Polyvagal Theory into the heart of therapeutic practice. Suma Jacob’s research on neurodivergence builds on Sue Carter’s work on the biology of social bonding. Stephen, Sue, Deb and Suma’s work bridges the gap between neuroscience and therapeutic practice, offering us powerful frameworks for understanding trauma, attachment, and the biological foundations of social engagement that can transform clinical approaches to mental health treatment.
Inaugural Lecture with Prof Miriam Steele
Online via ZoomWe are delighted to welcome Professor Miriam Steele to launch the MINDinMIND Lecture Series as she explores the intricate relationship between attachment, trauma and body image. Drawing on her pioneering research at the New School's Center for Attachment Research, Miriam will introduce the innovative 'Mirror Interview' (Kernberg, Normandin, & Buhl-Nielsen, 2006) – a unique assessment that examines the quality of self development and body representations including body esteem, reflective functioning, coherence and verbal and non-verbal expressions of affect - providing a window particularly into the internal world of adolescents and the earlier mother-child relationship.
