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2024 Mary Kilborn Lecture: Registration open!

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Event details

Start date
May 09, 2024
End date
May 09, 2024
Time
Registration from 5.45pm, Lecture starts at 6.30pm.
Venue
Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde (99 George Street, Glasgow)
Postcode
G1 1RD
Wheelchair accessible?
Yes
Cost
Free
Organisation
University of Strathclyde
Contact
Susan Stephen
Contact Address
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Not for profit

Registration now open! This in-person event is free but places are limited. Book your place by visiting the event website and clicking the 'register now' button: https://www.engage.strath.ac.uk/event/1041

Affirmation or Acceptance? Transprejudice and the Person-Centred Approach 

Dr. Jeffrey Cornelius-White presents the 2024 Mary Kilborn Lecture, which will explore gender-affirming psychotherapy and counselling from a person-centred point of view. Jef will discuss the growing visibility, terminology, and perceptions of trans identities and trans experiences. He will invite participants to consider the role of one’s own identity in relation to the topic, his research on attitudes towards trans people, and the growing literature within the person-centred approach on working with people who identify as trans. Finally, he will present a person-centred perspective on how to work with trans people and trans experiences and encourage participants to continue to learn and engage further on the topics discussed for the benefit of practitioners, clients, and society as a whole. 

Jef Cornelius-White is Distinguished Professor of Counseling in the School of Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences at Missouri State University. For 30 years he has been learning, working, and teaching person-centred approaches. Jef has over 150 publications in a variety of fields, especially related to person-centred, experiential, and multicultural counselling and education. He is co-editor of Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies, associate editor of the Journal of Humanistic Counseling, former editor of The Person-Centered Journal, and has held an additional editorial reviewer role at over 50 journals or book publishers. He is former Chair of the Board of the World Association for Person-Centered and Experiential and has taught and presented in several different countries. 


  • First published on 04 Feb 2024
    Last updated 14 Mar 2024
  • By Susan Stephen
    Under General events
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