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From Moral Treatment to Psychological Therapies: Psychotherapeutics from the York Retreat to the Present Day (Conference, London, 11–13 October 2013)

posted on February 21, 2025

Research Summary: Psychotherapeutics Conference

Event Type: Academic Conference
Topic: History and evolution of psychotherapeutic practice from moral treatment to contemporary psychological therapies
Institution: University College London
Dates: 11–13 October 2013
Key Historical Reference: The York Retreat as foundational case study in therapeutic innovation
Focus Areas: Theoretical development, clinical methodology, and historical continuities in psychological treatment approaches
Registration: Available online; programme subject to scheduling adjustments

FROM MORAL TREATMENT TO PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES: PSYCHOTHERAPEUTICS FROM THE YORK RETREAT TO THE PRESENT DAY

University College London, 11th-13th October 2013

The conference programme is now online (though note that timings are subject to change).
To register, please click here.

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