The Marino Conference Centre
Griffith Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin 9

• Self-funded £100 (if booked online)
  OR if you prefer to pay in Euros [by cheque only): 120 Euros
• Organisationally-funded £200 (if booked online)
  OR if you prefer to pay in Euros (by cheque only): 240 Euros
• Optional lunch £12

The fee includes light refreshments but please note that lunch is an optional extra. The conference lunch includes a main course, dessert and tea or coffee and is served in the Marino Centre's cafeteria. You can also buy lunch independently at the venue if you would prefer.

If your place is being funded by an organisation and you wish to request an invoice, please print out and complete the booking form and post it to us, attaching the name of the person responsible for funding, their full address and phone number.

Certificates of Attendance for 6 hours will be provided at the event.

Regrettably, refunds cannot be given in any circumstances as these are impossible to administer fairly and render our budgets unviable. By booking you are entering into a contract with Confer to pay for your place whether you can attend or not. However, you may give your place to another person if you let us know that person's name at least 24 hours before the event begins. We reserve the right to change a speaker at one of our conferences. However, if a solo presenter cancels we will offer a refund or transfer.

CONFER takes its responsibility for environmental impact very seriously, and we welcome further suggestions.

Professor Andrew Samuels is recognised internationally as one of the most innovative and influential of those working at the interfaces of therapy and politics. Recently, he has been exploring how economic issues impact on the psyche. He is much sought after as a political consultant in several countries, working with leading politicians, parties and activist groups. Andrew has also done pioneering work in connection with the father and with men generally. Over the past thirty years he has developed a unique blend of post-Jungian, relational psychoanalytic and humanistic approaches to clinical work. He has been a frequent visitor to Ireland, has family origins in the country, and works as Consultant to Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy in London - the leading British agency for therapy work with survivors of institutional abuse in Ireland now living in Britain.

He was a co-founder of Psychotherapists and Counsellors for Social Responsibility and the journal Psychotherapy and Politics International. He was elected one of the first six Honorary Fellows of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy. Andrew is Professor of Analytical Psychology at the University of Essex and holds visiting chairs at New York, London and Roehampton universities. He is a Training Analyst of the Society of Analytical Psychology. His many books have been translated into 19 languages and include The Plural Psyche, The Political Psyche, and Politics on the Couch.