Dr Phil Mollon

Dr Phil Mollon

Phil Mollon PhD is a psychoanalyst and psychotherapist, with a background profession of clinical psychology. He worked full time in the NHS mental health services for 37 years until his retirement in 2014. The author of twelve books, Dr Mollon has written and lectured widely on trauma, shame, narcissism, Kohut’s self psychology, and energy psychotherapy. Always searching for better ways of helping traumatised people, and finding limitations in purely talk-based psychotherapy, his enquiries led him to EMDR, and then to energy psychology. For the last 20 or more years he has been immersed in exploring the interface of energy psychology and psychoanalysis, to create the approach he calls Psychoanalytic Energy Psychotherapy.

He is the originator of Psychoanalytic Energy Psychotherapy (PEP) and author of number of books on the subject and is a past president of ACEP, the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychotherapy, the international professional organisation for energy psychology. In 2020 he published Pathologies of the Self: Exploring Narcissistic and Borderline States of Mind (Confer Books).

Website

http://www.philmollon.co.uk/

 

Online Modules

Talks On Demand

Past and Current Confer Events

Lessons from an Integrated Mental Health Care Approach
Saturday 29 February 2020 - Sunday 1 March 2020
An Introduction to Energy Psychotherapy
Thursday 2 March 2023 – Thursday 23 March 2023

 

Postgraduate Training in Psychopathology
Deep CPD

Confer’s 20th Anniversary Conference!
Saturday 24 November 2018

Energy Psychotherapy
Saturday 8 July 2017

What is the Goal of Psychotherapy?
Saturday 28 January 2017

The Fragile Self: working with narcissistic vulnerability, grandiosity, shame, and alienation
Saturday 5 December 2015

Energy Psychology – Its Explosive Healing Potential – Edinburgh
Saturday 23 November 2013

The Power of Non-verbal Communication in the Talking Cure
Friday 17 and Saturday 18 May 2013

Energy Psychology – Its Explosive Healing Potential – London
Saturday 9 February 2013

Shame – The Ubiquitous yet Hidden Core of Mental Pain
Saturday 16 June 2012

Applications of Object Relations Theory in Contemporary Psychotherapy
12 September to 5 December 2011

Shame – The Ubiquitous yet Hidden Core of Mental Pain
Saturday 30 October 2010

Cultural Narratives and Psychological Therapies
Friday 4 & Saturday 5 April 2008

Live Supervision
28 January to 18 March 2010

The Big Idea
Friday 5 (evening) and Saturday 6 March 2010

Psychotherapeutic Work with Structures and Disorders of the Self
Wednesday 14 April – Wednesday 14 July 2010

Contemporary Views on Working with Transference
5 June, 26 June, 25 September & 6 November 2010

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