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Ethical and Therapeutic Considerations When Working with Adopted Children and Children in Care

Online

  • Thursday, Oct 08, 2026
  • 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Whats It's All About

The Ethical and Therapeutic Considerations When Working with Adopted Children and Children in Care is an evening event hosted by the Institute for Psychodynamic Child Psychotherapy, focusing on ethical and therapeutic issues related to adopted children and those in care.

The Vibe

A thoughtful and educational seminar aimed at professionals and individuals interested in understanding the complexities of working with adopted children and children in care.

Perfect For

  • Child psychotherapists looking to expand their knowledge on ethical considerations
  • Social workers seeking insights into therapeutic approaches for children in care
  • Families involved with adoption or fostering who want to understand more about supporting these children

Insider Tip

Arrive early to ensure access to the online platform and avoid any technical issues.

Whats On Offer

  • A presentation by Simon Cregeen on a case study involving an adopted child
  • Discussion led by Lynne Goldschmidt focusing on ethical and therapeutic challenges in South Africa
  • 2 Ethics points towards professional development credits (CPD)
  • Opportunity to engage with experts in the field of child psychotherapy

Logistics

  • Hours: The event runs from 19:00 to 21:00 SAST on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
  • Price: RR (Tickets are from R350 for the general public and R250 for students).
  • Getting a Table/Tickets: Tickets are from R350 and booking in advance is recommended through Quicket.
  • Amenities:
    • Online event access with detailed presentations
    • Interactive Q&A session
    • Email support available at ipcpsinstitute@gmail.com
    • CPD points for professional development
    • No on-site amenities as the event is online

Venue Location

Online

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