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RECORDING: Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of a Trauma – with Joy Schaverien (Event Recording available until 20th of May 2025)

20 May, 2025 @ 12:00 am-11:59 pm

Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of a Trauma – with Joy Schaverien

One hour recording of live event. Available to download/watch as many times as you wish

Event Recording available until the 20th of May 2025

Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of a Trauma A day with Joy Schaverien

Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of a Trauma:
Insights from Joy Schaverien

Are you ready to delve into the psychological complexities of Boarding School Syndrome (BSS)? Purchase this recording for an enlightening exploration of BSS with renowned psychoanalyst Professor Joy Schaverien. Discover the ABC-D of BSS, where abandonment, bereavement, and captivity intersect, leaving lasting psychological scars on individuals.

In this recording, Professor Schaverien will dissect the multifaceted traumas endured by “privileged” children in boarding schools. From disassociation to the distortion of intimate relationships, gain invaluable insights into the profound effects of early trauma.

Whether you’re a psychotherapist, healthcare professional, or simply intrigued by the intricacies of childhood trauma, this recording will not disappoint. From specialized therapeutic approaches to navigating sibling relationships affected by ruptured attachments, we’ll explore it all.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your understanding of BSS and learn practical ways to address it in clinical settings. Book your spot now and take advantage of early bird pricing!

With the recent publication of Charles Spencer’s memoir, A Very Private School, there is renewed debate and willingness of former boarders to seek counselling. I can recommend watching this moving interview of Charles Spencer by Julia Samuel.

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About Professor Joy Schaverien

Professor Joy Schaverien PhD is a Jungian psychoanalyst, a Training Analyst of the Society of Analytical Psychology. She has published extensively on Boarding School Syndrome including two books: The Dying Patient in Psychotherapy (2020) and: Boarding School Syndrome: The Psychological Trauma of the ‘Privileged’ Child (2015). Her paper ‘Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome: The Anatomy of Psychological Traumas and Sexual Abuse’, was published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy in November 2021 and an article on Siblings is to be published this summer in Attachment Journal.

Below are links to articles by Joy, commissioned for the Independent, and the Guardian letters page in response to Charles Spencer’s recent memoir, ‘A Very Private School’:

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2024/mar/22/for-many-of-us-boarding-school-was-no-gilded-life

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/royal-family/news/charles-spencer-memoir-boarding-school-b2510882.html

Purchase on-demand recording

This is a one hour recording of Joy’s initial presentation during the live event

Please note that the recording will be available after the event, and you can re-watch the event as many times as you like until 11:59 pm on the 24 of May 2025

Location: Online only

Purchase on-demand recording

This is a one hour recording of Joy’s initial presentation during the live event

Fee: £35

You can re-watch the event as many times as you like until 11:59 pm on 20th May 2025

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“I really enjoyed the in-depth personal / case study perspectives to bring context. Always enjoy the scope and depth of Bramham workshops”

“I enjoyed Joy’s openness and authenticity and obvious knowledge of the subject. Extremely thought provoking”

“I really liked the way Joy brought her patients stories in as examples. I also found the break out rooms particularly helpful, good to see others experiences or knowledge of Boarding School syndrome”

“Good space and ambiance.  Well paced good speaker”

“Organisation very good, nice venue with easy parking.  Speaker content good with helpful tips and relaxed delivery”

Alternatively to book: email events@bramhamtherapy.co.uk or phone 07599 369566 with the name of the event(s) you wish to attend plus the following information: your full name; postal address; best contact telephone number and job title.

Payment by BACS is available. A confirmation and receipt will be emailed to you.