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The Third AUTP Conference on ‘Teaching Psychodynamic Psychotherapy’

17–19 April 1986 at University College, Oxford

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2018

John Denford*
Affiliation:
The Cassel Hospital, Richmond, Surrey
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As is often the case, Oxford was damp and cold, but this did not deter the more athletic of us from trotting round lovely Christchurch meadows, or the more aesthetic from visiting an exhibition of Impressionist drawings in the Bodleian. The unpretentious, even homely, character of University College helped to draw a quite disparate group of psychotherapists together. This in turn was reinforced by the personal quality of all the formal presentations, and by the repeated experiences of small groups whose composition is stable. They allow the development of some degree of relationship both personal and intellectual in the course of two days.

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