GILL CLACK (ENFJ)

Angelina Bennet, President, opens this issue discussing progress to date in the period of change that is currently being experienced by BAPT as we adapt to the electronic age. Sharon Richmond, the 2012 APTi President, later also shares with you the approach being taken by APT International as they respond to the same challenges.

Then comes the main item in this issue, namely the comprehensive report of the BAPT Conference, compiled by Nancy Silcox and others (see pages 5 to 18). This will give you a flavour of the sessions that took place which you will have missed if you were unable to attend this year. In addition, there is also a report of the Southern Group’s workshop on Psychological Type and Emotional Intelligence led by Bill Davies also held in March.

Next come articles from three of our Interest Area ...

EDITOR's NOTE

 GILL CLACK (ENFJ)

This issue starts with our usual column from Angelina Bennet (President) bringing you up-to-date with developments within BAPT. Then the next 3 articles relate to the BAPT Conference to be held from 7-9 March, with a programme prepared by Clare Howard (Conference Chair) and two articles from our keynote speakers, Danielle Poirier talking about "What If? Pondering the Role of Depth Psychology in our Modern World" and Gary Williams on "The Journey to Hogwarts, Oz and Wonderland: Embracing our own Monymyths".

We then feature 2 articles that respond to ‘wishes’ expressed in the recent ‘TypeFace’ survey. The first, from Linda Kirby I personally think encapsulates the concept of Type Dynamics in a very clear and coherent way in "Oh, That Explains It!" – Using Type Dynamics to Assist Clients – ...