Journal

The aim of Existential Analysis, the journal of the Society for Existential Analysis, is to provide a forum for the expression of views and the exchange of ideas amongst those interested in existential-phenomenological analysis and its application to therapeutic practice and everyday life.

Existential Analysis is edited by Prof Simon du Plock & Dr Martin Adams. They can be contacted at journal@existentialanalysis.org.uk. In addition to our international Editorial Board, the journal also operates a Reader Panel, all of whom are well-established Existential therapists, psychologists and philosophers with expertise in various areas of existential-phenomenological theory and practice. The Reader Panel  contributes to the peer review process for publications and journal submissions.

Existential Analysis is now available online at https://journal.existentialanalysis.org.uk/ea. Members can log in with their membership details to access the full archive, while non-members can purchase individual issues or articles.

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Journals

Executive Committee Vacancies

The SEA is looking for volunteers to join our group of hard working, motivated, skilled (and equipped with a great sense of humour) Executive Committee members.  The Committee meets monthly to atte...

UKCP and the SEA

Whilst it is not the only training route, many SEA members have pursued a rigorous training, leading to UKCP registration. Given the SEA is one of the organisational members (OM), within the Constr...

UKCP new Code of Ethics

The UKCP has launched a new code of ethics that will go live on 1st October 2019.  SEA has adopted the new code. Members are advised to familiarise themselves with it. For information regarding the...

SCoPED

 

Recurrent themes from the feedback received in the Scope of Education and Practice (SCoPEd) consultation have recently been published. 3000 individual comments were received in addition to 7000 r...

ONLINE THERAPY – GUIDANCE FROM UKCP

UKCP have recently  launched Covid-19 online working guidance in the members area. Here is some step-by-step information;

  • The guidance is only available to Full Clinical, Trainee and Non-clinical ...

SEA Symposium

Is there a topic you wish to discuss or present?

You could be the next host!

The Symposium takes place once a month and it is completely free.

A 2 hours Certificate of Attendance will be provided ...

Authentic Presence: Buddhist and Existential Perspectives – Ken Bradford PhD

We would like to bring to your attention the following video recording that you may find of interest.

Practicing online with clients abroad

With the need to practice psychotherapy online due to the pandemic, there have been queries regarding the legality of providing sessions to clients based outside the UK or, on occasions, when the t...

Welcome to our new website

We have updated the graphics and reorganised the layout of the different pages, hoping that you will be able to browse around and find information in a simple and fast way.

We are committed to keep...

Volume 1: Founding Edition – 1990

Contains:

  • What is Existential Analysis – John M. Heaton
  • What is Existential Analysis – Emmy van Deurzen-Smith
  • Phenomenological method and Client centred therapy – Ernesto Spinelli
  • Crisis Intervent...