Shamana Reed: Director of Training

Shamana Reed is a registered Psychologist with the NSW Psychologists Registration Board. She has undertaken extensive professional development in Jungian Analytical Psychology and child psychotherapy, and is a founding member and Director of Training at ICP. Shamana has 14 years teaching experience is involved in all aspects of training and facilitates the Institute's infant and toddler observation programmes. She has 27 years full-time clinical experience and currently works in private practice. She is a pioneer in the development of Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy in Australia and established this country's first Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy Training Course (run by ANZAIDA). She was appointed by H.H. Sakya Trizin (together wth a Buddhist Monk) the Coordinator of Sakya Trinley Ling (a Tibetan Buddhist Dharma Activities Centre).

Rachel Glasgow: Clinical Trainer ICP

Rachel Glasgow has been a trainer at ICP since 2002. She is a qualified Psychotherapist, Dream Analyst, Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapist and Couple and Family Therapist. She is registered with The Institute of Clinical Psychotherapy, (PACFA Member Association) and The Australian and New Zealand Association of Independent Dream Analysts (ANZAIDA). Rachel has completed a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy through Iowa State University, USA, an under-graduate Psychotherapy training, and Post Graduate trainings in Dream Analysis and Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy with the Institute of Clinical Psychotherapy. Rachel has been in private practice as a therapist for Individuals, Couples and Families for 21 years.

Barbara Rose: Clinical Trainer ICP

Barbara Rose has been a Trainer at ICP since 2000 and is currently in the role as Clinical Supervisor and therapist to trainees as well as general administration matters. Barbara has been running a busy private practice as a Clinical Psychotherapist, Dream Analyst and Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapists for the last 12 years. Her Previous Experience includes: Guest Lecturer at Universities, Adult Education and Independent Midwife which reaches back for over 30 years overseas and in Australia.

Peter Douglass: Clinical Trainer ICP

Peter Douglass practices as a health care professional in the fields of psychotherapy and dentistry. His association with these professions stretch back over 30 years and have culminated in him joining the staff at the Insititute of Clinical Psychotherapy as a trainer and supervisor. Peter brings a wealth of clinical and ordinary life experience to the task of inspiring clients and trainees to take up their search for a deep and meaningful connection with the world around them. His main clinical interest at present is the issue of why men are so reluctant to take more responsibility for their emotional maturation and psychological well being, rather than leaving this burden largely to their wives and partners.