Conference Agenda

The Art of Living in Times of Crisis

Wilhelm Schmid

University of Erfurt, Germany

Le développement des résonances en Europe, autour du travail de Mony Elkaïm / The development of resonances in Europe, around the work of Mony Elkaïm

Chair(s): Michel Maestre (PSYCOM INSTITUTE, France)

Presenter(s): Edith Goldbeter- Merinfeld (Free University of Brussels), Robert Neuburger (Centre d'étude de la famille association), Nevena Čalovska Hercog (Association of Systemic Therapists RS), Carmine Saccu (SRPF SRL), Romano Scandariato (Université libre de Bruxelles), Malvina Tsounaki (Athenian Institute of Anthropos), Maurizio Andolfi (University of Rome)

Α polyphonic and embodied dialogue around family violence

Justine van Lawick

Lorentzhuis, Netherlands, The

Apathy and aggression in times of post-truth

Renata Salecl

Ιnstitute of Criminology, Faculty of Law, Slovenia

Couples suffering from couple violence: understanding from within.

Lieven Migerode

EFT België vzw, Belgium

Getting unstuck and moving forward with couples.“Beckoning” in PACT( Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy

Annette Kreuz Smolinski¹, Eda Arduman²

1: Centro Fase, Spain; 2: Istanbul Bilgi Üniversity

Supportive family psycho-oncology therapy

Santosh James Itty, Ivaine Droz

Dpt of paediatrics, Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève (HUG) Switzerland

Lifting the constraint of trauma in couple and family therapy

Kristoffer James Whittaker

Modum Bad, Norway

Dramatic lives as interplay of personal and family themes: The psychobiographies of Van Gogh, Gellhorn, and Woodman

Chair(s): Athena Androutsopoulou ('Logo Psychis'- Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Greece)

Discussant(s): Monica Whyte (EFTA)

Presentations of the Symposium

“My north star”- The early family memory of war correspondent Martha Gellhorn

Eleni Kalaboka, Eleftheria Kanaki, Konstantina Drosatou, Sotiria Anagnostopoulou, Niki Dioti
‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy

“Only human”: Personal and family voices of sympathy and contempt in the life of Vincent van Gogh

Peggy Poimenidou, Athena Androutsopoulou
‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy

“Visible/invisible”: The interplay of personal and family themes in the life and death of photographer Francesca Woodman

Christos Korovilas, Ioanna-Elpida Papandreou, Athena Androutsopoulou
‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Athens, Greece

RESONANCE: in tribute to Mony Elkaïm

Chair(s): Martine Nisse (Centre des Buttes-Chaumont, France)

Presenter(s): Sylvie Angel (France), Pierre Angel (Monceau Center), Emmanuelle Lepine (mAbxience), Laura Vittori (SIPPR and EFTA), Valeria Pomini (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens)

Systemic in times of crisis

Dr. Will Thomas

indépendant, Switzerland

The experiences of same-sex stepfamilies: between stressors and resources

Charlène Guilbaud, Salvatore D'Amore, Alessio Gubello

Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

Parenting in exile: a multi-part equation.

Ivy Daure

Psychologue Cabinet Privé, France

Couple and Migration: Places of relationship in a bi-cultural context.

Ivy Daure

Psychologist. PHD Intercultural Psychology. Privet

Engager la famille avec un adolescent présentant des problèmes d'addiction

Patrick Spapen

Zimbao ASBL,Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

"Vers une praxis du changement. Thérapies pour produire des effets."

Reynaldo Perrone

IFATC Institut Formation et d'Application des Thérapies de la communication, France

Il sole e i girasoli. Terapia familiare e disturbi dell'apprendimento: un mondo ancora da capire

Rita Costanza Sabatini

Ipra, Italia

Maternal relationship quality during pregnancy and 6 months postpartum - Results of the Cohort ‘18 - Growing Up in Hungary

Zsófia Sindylková

Hungarian Demographic Research Institute, Hungary

How to evaluate parental skills in cases of "absence" of the minor? The represented and hypothetical dimension of parenting in a systemic-relational perspective. Critical revision of the tools and protocol proposal.

Ilaria Di Vecchio¹, Franco Della Maggiora², Daniela Merciadri³, Dario Capone⁴

1: Istituto di Psicoterapia Relazionale I.P.R. Pisa, Italy; 2: Azienda USL Toscana Nord Ovest, Italy; 3: Istituto di Psicoterapia Relazionale I.P.R. Pisa, Italy; 4: Istituto di Psicoterapia Relazionale I.P.R. Pisa, Italy

Isolate ed teenagers, families in therapy compared

Olivia Pagano¹, Federico Di fazio², Gianluca Gentile⁴, Elisabetta Pelliccia³, Marika Usai⁵

1: Dedalus, Italy; 2: Dedalus italy; 3: Dedalus italy; 4: Dedalus italy; 5: Dedalus italy

Systhemic therapy with the adolescent suspended between real and virtual world

Rossella Accardo, Alessia Coronato, Fabiana Montella

I.P.R. - Relational Psychotherapy Institute, Italy

Deviant adolescents between failed inclusions in educational communities and in family therapy

Marco Schneider^1,2,3

1: EIST Milano - Bergamo; SIRTS Milano, Italy; 2: SIRTS Milano; 3: Quaderni SIRTS Milano

Use the illustrious ancestor in family therapy of the teenager's school phobia.

Emmanuel Thill

Le Vert à Soi, Belgium

From China to Switzerland: the experience of separation and reunification between a single mother and her daughter

Séverine Bessero

Specialised Programme for Family and Couple Therapy, Department of Psychiatry, Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland

Micro-separations and their systemic impact on shift workers - attachment challenges to airline pilots

Robert Bor^1,2

1: Royal Free Hospital, London; 2: Centre for Aviation Psychology, United Kingdom

Queering practice: unfitting therapists for unfitting patients

Francesca Sorbo

IAF.F - Family Therapy Institute of Florence, Italy

Assessing the assessee: carrying our own family's shadows to our professional life, a Turkish sample

Derya Eryigit

Marmara University, Turkey

Provocative Therapy, the importance of creating new contexts

Federico Sarink^1,2

1: University of Almería, Spain; 2: Vrije Universiteit van Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Creating bridges between polarities and transitions

Loukia Apostolidi

Systemic therapy and Research Center, Psychologist, Msc Health psychology, Systemic Family therapist, Dramatherapist

Systemic group for autistic children during the pandemic

Jennifer Kernreiter¹, Lena Holubowsky²

1: Institute for Systemic Therapy, Austria; 2: Practice Apollo

Prescribing rituals, humor, and metaphors in family therapy

Joel Bergman

Joel S Bergman, PhD, United States of America

Ethical non-monogamy and the future of relationships

Daniel H Stillwell¹, Dana Riger²

1: Private Practice; 2: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Poetry and systems: a crafting procedure

Christina Azopoulou¹, Natalia Kontou²

1: Institute of child health, Greece; 2: Klimaka organisation, Greece

Between orthodoxy and promiscuity: why, how, and what exactly do we integrate?

Zoltán Kónya, Ágnes Kónya

AGAPE Life Care Foundation, Romania

Let's talk about it! The risks and side effects of systemic therapy and counselling - are they possible, what are they and can they be prevented?

Matthias Ochs

Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Germany

Adoptive Families

Chair(s): Viola Sallay (University of Szeged, Hungary, Hungary)

Presenter(s): Anna Batki (ELTE Budapest University), Silvia Donato (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano)

Invisible family members - working with adoptive and donor-conceived families

Anna Batki

EÖTVÖS LORÁND UNIVERSITY (ELTE) Budapest, Hungary

Transformative issues in couple relationships and therapy

Chair(s): Iva Ursini (EFTA CIM, Italy)

Discussant(s): Iva Ursini (EFTA CIM, Italy)

Presentations of the Symposium

Infidelity as an attachment wound. repair road

Jorge Gil Tadeo
Atlantic Institute of Family Therapy

The betrayed couple: the break-in of the unpredictability in the human relations

Renzo Marinello
Past-President S.I.R.T.S.(Società Italiana di Ricerca e Terapia Sistemica)

Interactional envy in a couple’s life: from Oresteia to the present

Katia Charalabaki
Psychiatrist in private practice

Four Mediterranean voices advocating for the necessity to listen to our inner selves and to each other attentively, in the face of conflict and other challenging situations

Chair(s): Maria Pirounaki Lioni (Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations, Greece)

Discussant(s): Athanasia Kati (Systemic psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor in private practice Hellenic Systemic Thinking and Family Therapy Association (HE.S.T.A.F.T.A), Athens, Greece)

Presentations of the Symposium

The inner child in systemic group therapy

Maria Pirounaki Lioni
Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations, Athens, Greece

Rediscovering Virginia Satir : what I have learnt from her about resonances

Maria Laura Vittori¹, Rita Accettura^2
1Centro Studi di Terapia Familiare e Relazionale, Guglielmo Marconi University, Rome, Italy, ²Centro Studi di Terapia Familiare e Relazionale, Rome, Italy

Examining human conflict: from the micro system of the couple to nations at war

Dimitra Doumpioti
Hestia International Psychotherapy Centre, Barcelona, Spain

New perspectives on influences of families of origin on couple construction and their therapeutic use

Chair(s): Camillo Loriedo (IIPR, Rome, Italy), Valeria Ugazio (EIST, Milan, Italy)

Discussant(s): Maria Borcsa (University of Applied Sciences Nordhausen, Germany)

Presentations of the Symposium

The role of Isomorphic Processes and Focused Genogram in Couple Therapy

Camillo Loriedo
IIPR, Rome, Italy

When patient history meets therapist history: presentation of a clinical case of couple psychotherapy through the use of focused genograms and isomorphisms

Flavia Alaggio, Emanuela Polverari
IIPR, Rome, Italy

Is understanding each other a real advantage for couples?

Valeria Ugazio
EIST

“How do we research what we practice”

Chair(s): Lennart Lorås (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway)

Discussant(s): Lennart Lorås (Western Norway University of Applied Sciences)

Presentations of the Symposium

The need for changes within the field of systemic therapy

Lennart Lorås
Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

Do we need a paradigm shift?

Kristoffer Whittaker
Modum Bad

Bridging the scientist- practitioner gap by targeting our epistemology

Terje Tilden
Modum Bad

Addressing burnout syndrome with psychotherapeutic principles

Valerija Svetina Klančnik, Janez Vodičar

Faculty of Theology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Metaphorical landscapes: a metaphorical tool in systemic group therapy

Agostino Vietri^1,2, Raffaele Gallo²

1: ISPPREF, Italy; 2: Centro di Salute Mentale di Salerno - ASL Salerno, Italy

Οἶκον μοι ἔννεπε, Μοῦσα, πολυπαθῆ, ὃς μάλα πολλὰ πλάγχθη. Τό θεραπεύειν οἶκον διά τῶν Μουσῶν. Sing to me of the multi tortured family, Muse, the family of twists and turns driven time and again off course.

Aspasia Stefanou^1,2, Maria Panagiotidou¹

1: Psychiatric Hospital of Attica, Greece; 2: Research Committee, University of Thessaly, Greece

Three Cases of the Panic Attack

Marcel Nedelcu

Family and Couple Institute, Iasi Romania, Romania

Delusional hallucinatory syndrome in psychosis. An experimental treatment technique

Davide Amendola, Valeria Perruso, Maria Antonietta Ragone

ISPPREF Salerno, Italy

Family therapy in the context of family fatigue: Lessons from a psychogeriatric setting

Christina Moses Passini

Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland

Parents and professionals together against anorexia nervosa in young adolescents. Qualitative study of stationary hospitalization.

Antonina Bryniarska¹, Barbara Wojszel², Lech Popiołek³, Barbara Józefik¹

1: Laboratory of Psychology and Systemic Psychotherapy, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Cracow, Poland; 2: Group for Community Treatment of Children and Adolescents, Outpatient Department for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, The University Hospital, Cracow, Poland; 3: Independent reseacher

Paediatric medical traumatic stress in children with cancer and their parents: Differences in levels of posttraumatic stress symptoms

Sandra Klašnja¹, Ivana Kreft Hausmeister¹, Marko Kavčič¹, Robert Masten²

1: University Medical Centre Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2: University of Ljubljana, Slovenija

Does 'family’ involvement in community mental health assessments lead to better treatment in service users with psychosis? Action research in the NHS.

Maeve Malley, Lucy Hickey, Naureen Whittinger, Fernitta Osei-Mensah, Isatou Camara

Oxleas NHS Trust, United Kingdom

On Tenderness and Trust: On the meaning of Pandemic Crisis and War for Psychotherapy

Michael P. Schroiff

Psychotherapist's practice, Germany

AGRESSIVITÉ, AGRESSIONS ET VIOLENCE. Considérations cliniques sur l’agressivité.

Reynaldo Perrone

IFATC Institut Formation et d'Application des Thérapies de la communication, France

Reflecting team in clinical practice, supervision, research, and training

Lea Šugman Bohinc^1,2, Gerda Mehta³, Jay W. Yamashiro³

1: Sigmund Freud University Vienna in Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2: University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia; 3: Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Austria

The sociogram: a tool for understanding relationships at school

Edoardo Perini

Edoardo Perini, Italy

In the footsteps of Humberto Maturana

Dragan Puljić¹, Francesco Tramonti²

1: Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Zagreb, Croatia; 2: Psychologist, psychotherapist, Istituto di Psicoterapia Relazionale Pisa, Italy

The mobilizing power of circular questioning

Damien Legere, Béatrice Boussard

Forsyfa - IESCO, France

Systemic practitioner research

Chair(s): Matthias Ochs (Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

Presenter(s): Lucie Hornova (EFTA NFTO Board Member), Günter Schiepek (Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg)

Using symbolic languages in couple therapy

Chair(s): Slavica Gajdadzis-Knezevik (Psychiatrist Institute Alternativa, Skopje, Macedonia)

Presentations of the Symposium

Masks that talk

Teresa Moratalla
Hospital de Sant Pau, Barcelona, Spain

Systemic figures as symbolic language

Michael Maestre
Clinical Psychologist, PSYCOM Institute, Villeneuve d'Ascq, France

Sculping silent stories in couple therapy

Joana Maria Sequeira
Clinical Psychologist Portuguese Family Therapy Association & Superior Institute Miguel Torga, Coimbra, Portugal

Systemic interventions for physical injury: Promoting biopsychosocial model.

Chair(s): Kia Thanopoulou (Family Therapy Unit, Psychiatric Hospital of Athens, Greece)

Discussant(s): Katia Charalambaki (Systemic Thinking and Psychotherapy Journal, HE.S.T.A.F.T.A, Athens, Greece)

Presentations of the Symposium

Applying systemic theory and practice in a hospital setting. The intensive care unit case.

Kyriaki Vagena, Anastasia Kasiola, Vasiliki Panou
KAT Attica General Hospital, Athens, Greece

The injury of the patient's body as an indication of the family dynamic

Vasiliki Panou, Anastasia Kasiola, Kyriaki Vagena
KAT Attica General Hospital, Athens, Greece

Building a new identity after physical injury and loss. A case study

Anastasia Kasiola, Vasiliki Panou, Kyriaki Vagena
Attica General Hospital, Athens, Greece

Some reflections on the supervision of psychologists in a general hospital setting.

Kia Thanopoulou
Family Therapy Unit, Psychiatric Hospital of Athens, Greece

Between localization and globalization: The therapist’s positioning and connectedness in a rapidly changing world.

Chair(s): Georgia Gkantona (Kesythes, Greece)

Discussant(s): Athena Androutsopoulou (Logopsychis, Greece)

Presentations of the Symposium

The multiple layers of the client’s request: How does the client position the therapist in a world of insecurity?

Georgia Gkantona
Kesythes, Greece

Staying connected (or not) in a digital psychotherapeutic context

Elena Tragou
Kesythes, Greece

"Make my nightmares go away": The expectations of refugees with traumatic life experiences from therapy and the challenges through the "lenses" of their therapists: A qualitative study.

Fotios Ntagkas
Kesythes, Greece

Are mental disorders “only” a social construction for systemic family therapists? An epistemological round table

Chair(s): Lea Šugman Bohinc (Sigmund Freud University Vienna in Ljubljana, Slovenia)

Presenter(s): Nevena Čalovska Hercog (University Singidunum), Pavel Nepustil (Spolek Narativ, Brno), Jasmina Sermijn (Taos Institute), Bozidar Popovic (Sigmund Freud University Vienna)

Different type of research in Relational Family Therapy and guidelines for evidence-based and professional practice

Chair(s): Robert Cvetek (University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology)

Discussant(s): Tatjana Rožič (Sigmund Freud University Ljubljana)

Presentations of the Symposium

Some new guidelines for professional practice and the system for monitoring the progress of an individual client in family therapy

Robert Cvetek
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology

Effectiveness research methodology in doctoral dissertations in Relational Family Therapy

Tanja Pate¹, Andrej Omulec^2
1University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, ²Psihoterapija MR in Zveze prijateljev mladine Ljubljana-Moste

Example of the case study in Relational Family Therapy: The mechanism of intergenerational transmission of alcohol misuse

Tanja Valenta¹, Urška Kranjc Jakša^2
1Franciscan Family Institute, Ljubljana, ²Center for therapy, education and counselling, Association of Marriage and Family Therapies of Slovenia

Action research approach in the process of Relational Family Therapy with an alcoholic client

Barbara Simonič
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology

Development of In-Therapy Affect Regulation (TAR) coding system

Saša Poljak Lukek¹, Tanja Valenta^2
1University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, ²Franciscan Family Institute, Ljubljana

The closer we get, the further we are. Couples into the pandemic

Anna Eugenia Squitieri¹, Maria Laura Vittori^1,2

1: Centro Studi di Terapia Familiare e Relazionale, Italy; 2: Guglielmo Marconi University, Italy

The Systemic Therapy in a public context : an experience

Maria Antonietta Ragone¹, Anna Maria Sinopoli¹, Giuseppina Cucco¹, Deborah Aliberti², Antonella Ragosa², Ilaria Santoro², Davide Amendola², Germano Fiore¹

1: Azienda Sanitaria Salerno, Unità Operativa Salute Mentale, Italy; 2: ISPPREF Salerno

The communicative experiences of the couple in a pandemic phase

Maria Antonietta Ragone¹, Giuseppina Cucco¹, Annamaria Sinopoli¹, Giuditta Cocozza², Luigia Martorelli², Davide Amendola², Germano Fiore¹

1: Azienda Sanitaria Salerno, Italy; 2: Isppref Salerno

The impact of covid 19 pandemic on greek family. The role of family therapy in the treatment of psychological effects on children and adolesents

Alexandra Perimeni¹, Olympia Polaki², Nektaria Papanikolaou³, Nikos Kapsalakis⁴

1: General hospital "ASKLEPIEION VOULA" Athens; 2: General hospital "ASKLEPIEION VOULA" Athens; 3: General hospital "ASKLEPIEION VOULA" Athens; 4: General hospital "ASKLEPIEION VOULA" Athens

A pilot study of the values underlying behaviours in Greek society: “How have “monsters” appeared?”

Malvina Tsounaki, Sofia Konstantopoulou

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

Changing Family Dynamics and Secondary Satisfactions on the Way to Divorce

Ani Eryorulmaz

Ani ERYORULMAZ, Turkey

Processing of codependence in relational marital therapy

Drago Jerebic

Faculty of theology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

“What happened to our families?”- research as a dialogue between past and future

Vera Serafimova Tsenova, Claire Gekiere

EcoSystem Association, France

Adoptive families during the COVID-19 pandemic: stress factors and resilience within a Belgian and French sample

Alessio Gubello¹, Salvatore D'Amore¹, Olivier Vecho², Marta Evelia Aparicio García³, Luis Moya Albiol⁴, Sara Bressanutti⁴, Ana Vanbelle¹, Samantha L. Tornello⁵

1: Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium; 2: University Paris Nanterre; 3: Complutense University of Madrid; 4: University of Valencia; 5: The Pennsylvania State University

The work of art as a means of exploring, expanding and enriching our psyche as therapists: Bridging self-reference with the role of the systemic therapy-trainee

Dimitris Priftis, Maria Pirounaki - Lioni, Elena Stolaki, Maria Liakou, Panagiota Papazoglou, Vasiliki Vassara

Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations

A myriad of smart responses to rude comments

Johannes Herwig-Lempp

Hochschule Merseburg, Germany

Couple therapy and supervision model based on the concept of “Floating Object”.

Michel Maestre, Stefanos Gkaitatzis

PSYCOM INSTITUTE, France

With creativity to the emotional and social competences

Polona Greif, Andreja Poljanec, Anja Štrukelj Kozina

Univerza Sigmunda Freuda Dunaj - podružnica Ljubljana, Slovenia

The treatment of requests in therapy for a definition of the problem in resolvable terms

Yara Doumit-Naufal, Julien Besse

IFATC, France

Posttraumatic stress or/and posttraumatic success: 15 years later

Bozidar Popovic, Srecko Karic

SFU Ljubljana, Croatia

Ethics, aesthetics and politics in practice

Chair(s): Umberta Telfener (TIC Board, Italy)

Presentations of the Symposium

Ethics

Brit Krouse
Tavistoc Clinic

Aesthetics

Maria Esther Cavagnis
Family Therapy Foundation in Buenos Aires

Politics

Valerie O'Brien
University College, Dublin

Ethical, aesthetic and political positioning

Umberta Telfener
TIC Board, Italy

Hypnosis and (systemic) psychotherapy: New developments in training and clinical practice

Chair(s): Miran Možina (SFU Ljubljana, Slovenia)

Discussant(s): Miran Možina (SFU Ljubljana, Slovenia)

Presentations of the Symposium

How to Train Hypnosis and How to Use it in Clinical Practice of Different Psychotherapy Modalities?

Miran Možina
SFU Ljubljana

Systemic hypnosis: how to develop and use systemic trances with couples and families

Camillo Loriedo
University of Rome

Hypnosystemic Family Therapy without the family

Bernhard Trenkle
Milton Erickson Institute Rottweil

Searching for a good future in the family. Clinical approach.

Krzysztof Klajs
The Milton H. Erickson Institute of Poland.

The challenges, joys, thrills (and pitfalls) of writing articles for systemic journals – A round table discussion with editors of international systemic journals

Chair(s): Matthias Ochs (Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Germany)

Presenter(s): Rudi Dallos (University of Plymouth), Jay Lebow (Northwestern University), Todd Edwards (Proferssor at the University of San Diego), Elisabeth Forbat (University of Stirling), Deisy Amorin--Woods (Insight Counselling & Relationship Centre), Anastasia Panidou (Pinewood School)

The direct and long-term consequences of successive crises on Families and human Networks. The case of Greece

Chair(s): Nicolas Marketos (Hellenic asociation of family therapy, Greece)

Discussant(s): Konstantinos Batsalias (private practise)

Presentations of the Symposium

Successive crises in the Greek Family: Risk factors and Resilience

Dimitrios Magriplis
National Health System777

Resonances of the Social with the Family and the Individual

Nicolas Marketos
Hellenic asociation of family therapy

Psychotherapy under the successive social, political and health Crises

Katia Charalabaki
Private practise

Systemic Family therapy revisited: From newtonian logic to the theory of Chaos: Theoretical and clinical implications

Aimilia Markouizou Gkika
Drug Addiction services

As unexpressed emotions become painfull reality

Anna Wyszkowska¹, Edyta Sinacka²

1: Gdansk Health Center, Poland; 2: Municipal Center Social Assistance Gdynia

Psychotherapy of families with multiple problems-practical experiences and theoretical reflections from the polish social welfare sector.

Edyta Sinacka-Kubik¹, Anna Wyszkowska²

1: Municipal Center Social Assistance Gdynia, Poland; 2: Gdansk Health Centre

The unbearable lightness of our whiteness – a systemic invitation

Lizette Nolte

University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

The art of giving: assisted reproduction technology

Francesca Sorbo, Margherita Riccio

IAF.F - Family Therapy Institute of Florence, Italy

The resonance of personal networks with developmental tasks and the pandemic: Empirical evidence of young adults in Germany

Holger von der Lippe, Josephine Rahmoune, Janina Tews

MSB Medical School Berlin, Germany

Sculptures online. Family Therapy during quarantine

Marina Brinchi

Istituto Europeo Formazione Consulenza Sistemica Terapia Relazionale, Trapani, Italy

When care is invited into care: a systemic model of supporting health professionals during covid-19.

Jennifer Denis, Caroline Winkopp

University of Mons, Belgium

Online family therapy in families with children and adolescents during covid-19 pandemic

Alexandra Perimeni¹, Olympia Polaki², Nektaria Papanikolaou³, Nikos Kapsalakis⁴

1: Community Center of Children and Adolescents Mental Health, General Hospital “Asklepieion Voula”; 2: Community Center of Children and Adolescents Mental Health, General Hospital “Asklepieion Voula”; 3: Community Center of Children and Adolescents Mental Health, General Hospital “Asklepieion Voula”; 4: Community Center of Children and Adolescents Mental Health, General Hospital “Asklepieion Voula”

Online psychotherapy during COVID-19

Ilaria Genovesi, Dario Capone

Istituto Psicoterapia Relazionale (IPR), Italy

Systemic teletherapy during covid: client experiences & best practices for systemic therapists

Dana Riger¹, Daniel Stillwell²

1: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 2: Private Practice

Relationship Addiction and the Trauma of Sexual Abuse

Tanja Repič Slavič

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, Slovenia

Multigenerational households of families living with or recovering from addiction

Monica Whyte

Health Service Executive ( HSE), Ireland

Effectiveness of using rituals and positive messages in systemic family therapy in clients with addiction problems

Natasa Sorko

Drustvo Zarek upanja / Association The Ray of Hope, Slovenia

Systemic Therapists in the Addiction Field have to adapt their work on changing contexts, such as family violence and COVID

Thomas Schwab

IPEC, France

Affect regulation in treatment of an addict's partner – case study in relation family therapy

Saša Poljak Lukek

Faculty of Theology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

When relational distress and individual symptoms co-occur: Where to focus?

Terje Tilden¹, Pål Ulvenes^1,2, Rune Zahl-Olsen³, Asle Hoffart^1,2, Sverre Urnes Johnson^2,1, Bruce Wampold⁴, Åshild Tellefsen Håland³

1: Modum Bad Psychiatric Center Research Institute, Vikersund, Norway; 2: Psychological Institute, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway; 3: Department for Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Sorlandet Hospital, Kristiansand, Norway; 4: Department of Counseling Psychology, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA

"Maternité brûlante et paternité maternelle: profils et conséquences sur la parentalité"

Liliana Alicia Perrone

IFATC, France

An interaction design for systemic consultation and collaborative learning in complex cases.

Robert Van Hennik^1,2

1: Lorentzhuis, Netherlands, The; 2: Cce, center for expertise and consultation, Netherlands, The

Family Therapy without the family

Bernhard Trenkle

Milton Erickson Institute Rottweil, Germany

The Emotional Map of the Home Interview method – understanding emotions and relationship processes in the space of the home

Viola Sallay, Tamás Martos

University of Szeged, Hungary, Hungary

The use of Ericksonian Hypnosis in systemic, dialectical long term group therapy

Malvina Tsounaki, Lina Kairi

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

Anorexia Nervosa as a latent Request for Couple Therapy; Working through the family dynamics

Varvara Salavou

Eating Disorders Service, Child Psychiatry Clinic of Athens Medical School

Researching systemic interventions with questionnaires

Chair(s): Holger von der Lippe (Medical School Berlin)

Presenter(s): Peter Rober (Context -UPC KU Leuven)

Multifamily therapy after first episode of psychosis

Chair(s): Valeria Pomini (National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece)

Discussant(s): Juan Antonio Abeijon (Escuela Vasco Navarra, Bilbao, Spain)

Presentations of the Symposium

Athens Multifamily Group Therapy Project (A- MFGT) after a first psychotic episode: Preliminary clinical results

Mirjana Selakovic¹, Dimitris Galanis², Afrodite Feretzaki¹, Afrodite Zartaloudi³, Eirini Ralli⁴, Vasiliki Efstathiou⁴, Valeria Pomini^4
1Department of Psychiatry - “Sismanoglio” General Hospital, Athens, Greece, ²EPAPSY, Athens, Greece, ³University of West Attica, Athens, Greece, ⁴National and Kapodistrian University of Athens,

Interfamily therapy: Beyond family therapy and group therapy

Claudio Fuenzalida, Javier Sempere
Centre de Teràpia Interfamiliar, Elche, Spain

The genogram as intervention in a psychiatric multifamily group

Patrizia Frongia
High-Care Rehabilitation Community , Milano, Italy

Supervision of family therapy programming in a context of political conflict: A transformative dialogue of adapting western family therapy techniques

Rachel Maire Pancake, Guido Veronese

University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy

Connection in dynamics of metasupervision, supervision and psychoterapy process

Nuša Kovačević Tojnko^1,2, Tatjana Rožič^1,3

1: SFU Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2: Pamina Maribor; 3: Študijsko-raziskovalni center za družino

The construction of the therapist's self through contact with the supervisor in systemic psychotherapy

Caroline Winkopp, Jennifer Denis

University of Mons, Belgium

Common features of metasupervision programmes in social welfare in Slovenia and their similarities with the generic model of supervision

Nuša Kovačević Tojnko^1,2, Tatjana Rožič^1,3

1: SFU Ljubljana, Slovenia; 2: Pamina Maribor; 3: Studijsko-raziskovalni center za družino (SRCD)

Evidence-based systemic supervision in educational public organization

Sabrina Tosi

Istituto Europeo Formazione Consulenza Sistemica Terapia Relazionale, Marche, Italy

Family Oriented Group Therapy: Family therapy without a family

Chair(s): Charis Katakis (Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations, Greece)

Discussant(s): Brent Atkinson (The Couples Clinic)

Presentations of the Symposium

Family Oriented Group Therapy in the context of an integrative model of psychotherapy: The Greek paradigm

Charis Katakis
Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations

Group process, neuroscience, attachment and systems: The Family Oriented Group Therapy Model

George Bogdanis
Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations

Bringing Family Oriented Group Therapy with family sessions inside and outside the group

Maria Leto Katakis
Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations

The training of therapists in Family Oriented Group Therapy

Christos Ziouvas
Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations

Therapy of trainee therapists: A sine qua non

Era Moulaki
Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations

The consequences of war in Ukraine 2022: challenges for family therapists

Oleksandra Kalinina

Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, Ukraine

Providing needs-based assistance to a long-neglected risk group: CHIMPS-NET (Children of mentally ill parents-network)

Theresa Paumen, Silke Wiegand-Grefe

University Medical Centre Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

A research network (CARE-FAM-NET) evaluating and implementing two novel family-based interventions for children affected by rare disease and their families.

Nele Reinsberg, Johannes Boettcher, Antonia Steinberg, Silke Wiegand-Grefe

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

The psychobiological dynamics between a sexually abused female client and a male therapist and the broader implications for building trust in the context of relational family therapy

Zmago Švajncer Vrečko

Faculty of Theology, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Processing Shame and Fear from Trauma and Alcohol Addiction within the Family through Relational Family Therapy

Sara Jerebic

Faculty of Theology University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

„On the equal level“: the role of concessive counter-argumentation in rebalancing familiar relational configurations in the Milan Approach

Margherita Luciani^1,2, Pietro Barbetta^2,3, Josephine Convertini¹

1: University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland, Switzerland; 2: Centro Milanese di Terapia della Famiglia, Italy; 3: University of Bergamo, Italy

Applying research on social determinants of family interactions to clinical practice

Manuel Tettamanti

Young Adult Psychiatry Unit, Department of Psychiatry,University Hospitals of Geneva and Faculty of Medicine

The paradox of counterfactual reasoning in the Milan Approach: a prison leading to rumination and a hotbed triggering change

Margherita Luciani^1,2, Pietro Barbetta^2,3

1: University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland, Switzerland; 2: Centro Milanese di Terapia della Famiglia, Italy; 3: University of Bergamo, Italy

Systems Thinking and the Biopsychosocial Approach: Rebuilding the Alliance

Francesco Tramonti

Istituto di Psicoterapia Relazionale Pisa, Italy

Resonances and Polyphony

Sara Gentilezza², Francesca Romana De Gregorio¹, Maria Laura Vittori¹

1: CENTRO STUDI DI TERAPIA FAMILIARE E RELAZIONALE, Italy; 2: IEFCoS, Italy

Relational and reflexive supervision

Petra Deij

Systeemschool Utrecht - Petra Deij, the Netherlands,

A systemic approach to the Ukrainian refugee crisis

David Amias

Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom

Common pitfalls to avoid in working with conflictual separations

Katharina Auberjonois¹, Alexandra Spiess²

1: University Hospital of Geneva, Switzerland; 2: As'trame Geneva

The Whisper of the Wind Tears Down the Walls

Bozidar Popovic

SFU Ljubljana, Croatia

Metaphors in systemic individual and family online therapy

Marie Jeanne Schon

psychologist, family therapist, Luxembourg

Gender Exploratory Therapy ⓒ: theory and practice links

Anastassis Spiliadis

King's College London, United Kingdom

The therapist’s emotion regulation: How to be empathic, responsive, and hopeful in the process of family therapy

Peter Rober

Context - UPC KU Leuven, Belgium

LGBTQ+ and non-traditional family and relational contexts

Chair(s): Cinthe Lemmens (BVRGS)

Presenter(s): Pavel Nepustil (Social worker and family therapist), Salvatore D'Amore (Professor of Child, Adolescent and Parenting Clinical Psychology at Université Libre de Bruxelles), Alexandra Vassiliou (Processwork Hub), Federico Ferrari (Clinical psychologist, family therapist, Società Italiana di Ricerca e Terapia Sistemica - SIRTS)

The future of Systemic Social Work

Chair(s): David Amias (Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust)

Presenter(s): Johannes Herwig-Lempp (Hochschule Merseburg), Karen Partridge (Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust), Nana Bonsu (London Borough of Wandsworth)

Psychotherapy regulation across Europe: What can Slovenia learn from other European countries?

Chair(s): Miran Možina (SFU Ljubljana, Slovenia)

Discussant(s): Egita Plavina (Latvian Systemic Ssychotherapy Association), Nevena Calovska (Serbian Systemic Ssychotherapy Association)

Presentations of the Symposium

Psychotherapy regulation in Latvia

Egita Plavina
Latvian Systemic Ssychotherapy Association

Psychotherapy regulation in Serbia

Nevena Calovska
Serbian Systemic Ssychotherapy Association

Psychotherapy regulation in Austria

Gerda Mehta
SFU Vienna

Psychotherapy regulation in Germany

Wolfgang Dillo
Systemische Gesellschaft Deutschland

Psychotherapy regulation in Slovenia

Romana Kress
Slovenian Umbrella Association for Psychotherapy

Time of fear-time for change

Sofija Mastelica Stokuca

Kaleidoskop, Croatia

Rehumanising ourselves and our services through radical relationality

Lizette Nolte, Charlie Brazil, Hannah Morgan, Hannah Wright, Afrah Abdullahi, Jade Weston, Barbara Rishworth, Jacqui Scott, Caoimhe Forbes

University of Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

The effects of narrative dialogical praxis with externalization

Ana Jagrič

Faculty of Social Work, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

New systemic competencies under the mask

Kalypso Totti^1,2, Anastasia Panidou³

1: freelance psychologist; 2: International Organization for Migration; 3: Pinewood American International School of Thessaloniki

Resonances in obsolete relational models

Franco Burattini¹, Federica Burattini²

1: IEFCOSTRE, Italy; 2: Psychotherapist Health District AV2, Jesi, Italy

'Shifting Sands in Systemic Psychotherapy Training': Teaching and Learning in a online world

Diane Mary Hanly, Dr Valerie M O'Brien

University College Dublin, Ireland

Training as a Resonance Process in Changing Times

Jasminka Veselinovic

Center for Family, Family Therapists and Systemic Education – CEPTE, Belgrade

Self-reflexivity as an important factor of a training program in systemic psychotherapy

Tsabika Bafiti, Anargiroula Efstathiou, Elena Kyriazopoulou

Logo Psychis-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy-, Greece

"More than learning": Students' reflections as feedback on a psychological assessment course.

Maria Baloti, Athanasia Velaora, Areti Lykou, Lina Kairi

Athenian Institute Of Anthropos, Greece

The use of open dialogue in systemic training: being a part of a reflective team

Francesca Di Paola, Chiara Bacile, Giulia Lo Muto

IEFCoS, Italy, Rome

EFTA-CIM: Round table on the future of psychotherapy

Chair(s): Juan Luis Linares (University of Granada)

Presenter(s): Claudine Cany (CIM), Miguel Far (CIM), Viola Sallay (University of Szeged), Maurizio Frisina (Clinique La Ramée - Groupe Epsylon), Federico Sarink Hollande (Univeristy of Almería/Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam), Camillo Loriedo (Italian Institute of Relational Psychotherapy)

Experiences and challenges in applying the systemic approach in the institutional framework in BiH

Meliha Fejzic, Natasa Kahrimanovic

Association for Systemic Practice and Therapy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Social Prescribing: an opportunity for systemically informed practice in primary medical care in England

David Joseph Humphreys, Sian Stanley, Ben Nesham, Emma Howard, Ed Anthony

Stort Valley & Villages NHS Primary Care Network, United Kingdom

Feedback informed practice - from psychotherapy to clinical social work

Matej Vajda

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Social Work, Slovenia

What if systemic theory is “key” for the integration of established epistemological frameworks in the field of mental health?

Dimitra Doumpioti

Hestia Centro Internacional de Psicoterapia, Spain

Intervision as a Means of Creating a Pleasant Working Environment in a Music School

Nataša Cetinski

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

DO YU REMEMBER? documentary movie & discussion with guests

Igor Okorn, Group Sophia

Sophia Group

Engager la famille avec un adolescent présentant des problèmes d'addiction

Patrick Spapen

Zimbao ASBL,Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium

Maintaining a fulfilling relationship - The purposes and experiences of a relationship enriching prevention program by the DoubleYes Foundation, Hungary

Örs Kigyóssy¹, Zsófia Sindylková^1,2, Klára Somogyi^1,3

1: DoubleYes Foundation, Budapest, Hungary; 2: Hungarian Demographic Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary; 3: League for Family Support Foundation, Budapest, Hungary

A 1.5 order systemic therapy

Ged Smith

UK AFT, United Kingdom

Location, Dislocation, Relocation – a systemic and narrative approach to trauma to work with unaccompanied minors

Ana Draper¹, Elisa Marcellino¹, Esther Rose Usiskin Cohen²

1: Improved Futures, United Kingdom; 2: Tavistock Clinic, United Kingdom

Engaging with guilt and shame: from isolation to connection

Luc Van den Berge, Tomas Van Reybrouck

Ghent University, Belgium

A new tool for emotional processing

Daniel H Stillwell¹, Dana Riger²

1: Private Practice; 2: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

How to use/control the therapist's emotions - the use of self in therapy

Chair(s): Juan Antonio Abeijon (EFTA Board of Directors)

Presenter(s): Camilio Loriedo (Italian Institute of Relational Psychotherapy), Annette Kreuz (Centro Fase)

Family involvement in psychiatry: More than participating in therapeutic interventions

Chair(s): Gilbert M. D. Lemmens (Ghent University Hospital, Belgium)

Discussant(s): Sabine Vermeire (Interactie-Academie Antwerpen)

Presentations of the Symposium

Child and adolescent psychiatric units: From working for parents to working with parents

Ine Jespers
Ghent University Hospital

Involving family in anxiety, compulsion and mood issues: Where personal commitment and policy meet

Hanna Van Parys
Ghent University Hospital

Starting point and evolution: Reflections on the importance of contextual factors and the role of the systemic therapist

Kim De Corte
Ghent University Hospital

Breaking the silence after war-related trauma - freeing next generations

Chair(s): Katarina Kompan Erzar (University of LJubljana, SFU LJubljana, Slovenia)

Presenter(s): Katarina Možina (SFU Ljubljana), Tomaž Erzar (University of Ljubljana), Maria Borcsa (University of Applied Sciences Nordhausen), Erzsebet Fanni Toth (SFU Vienna)

Thoughts of Therapists and Systemic work in times of war; Past, Present - Future

Chair(s): Radmila Vulic Bojovic (Association of Systemic Therapists, Belgrade, Serbia, Serbia)

Presenter(s): Igor Okorn (Peer group "Sophia"), Sabina Jahovic (Peer group "Sophia"), Larysa Hushchina (Systemic Family Therapy of the Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapists (UUAP)), Olena Dobrodnyak (Educational Commission of the Systemic Family Therapy Section of the Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapists (UUAP)), Kira Sedykh (Department of Psychology of the Poltava National Pedagogical University), Bojana Vukovic (Association of Systemic Therapists)

Transplant or home grown? Adaptation of Family Therapy Concepts and local Knowledge Production for Trainings in global Contexts.

Bernhild Pfautsch

Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Germany

Recursive Frame Analysis – investigating moments of discourse change in therapeutic sessions

Leoš Zatloukal^1,2

1: Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic; 2: Dalet institut, Czach republic

Quantitative self-observation of synergetic process design in systemic therapy

Tanja Andrea Fercher

private practice, Austria

Patterns of resilience factors in parents raising children with atypical development

Petra Simon-Zámbori, Tamás Martos, Zsófia Bana, Viola Sallay

University of Szeged

Kennedy's disease: A case study of family dynamics and coping with a fatal disease

Bor Ratajec

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, Slovenia

Helping build family resilience through community interdependence.

Vasilis Charalampopoulos

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

Transitioning to parenthood, what can we learn from COVID times about this massive change in life

Petra Adriana Spuijbroek¹, Saskia Zeldenrust²

1: Ziezo-praktijk Netherlands, The; 2: ikverwacht.nl Netherlands, The

The Fifth Province Approach: Diamonds as an Aid to Navigate Complexities in Practice and Supervision

Valerie O'Brien

University College Dublin, Ireland

From interference to resonance towards a re-modelling of the idea of cure

Giuseppe Esposito, Vittorio Miozzi, Flavia Posabella, Alessandra Soldi

Philos, Italy

Exploration of an unrealized task : The systemic function of prescriptions

Damien Legere, Béatrice Boussard

Forsyfa - IESCO, France

Assessing and Healing Complex Trauma (AHCT) approach Benefits for children and young people in Therapeutic Care

Michelle Louise Newman Brown

Compass Community, United Kingdom

Navigating Societal Marginalisation in Therapy: an exploration of the journey of Unaccompanied Refugee Young People & their Therapist.

Máire Stedman

Stedman Counselling and PsychotherapyAssociates Ltd, United Kingdom

What can a systemic therapist’s body do? A collective cartographic gesture to trace feelings in the body

Federico Albertini¹, Miriana Amoroso²

1: Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, London, Uk; 2: Milan Centre for Family Therapy, Milan, Italy

A Pandemic within a pandemic: Trauma & Violence across borders

Deisy Amorin-Woods¹, Martine Nisse²

1: Insight Counselling and Relationship Centre, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia; 2: Centre des Buttes-Chaumont, University Grenoble-Alpes, France

The changing environment of relationship formation & the persistent stigma of online dating

Dana Riger¹, Daniel Stillwell²

1: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 2: Private Practice

Systemic practice, Karpman’s drama triangle, and the importance of building and teaching interpersonal skills

Dimitra Doumpioti

Hestia Centro Internacional de Psicoterapia, Spain

The role of systemic therapeutic work with families in multi-problem situations

Chair(s): Ivana Kreft Hausmeister (University Children's Hospital Ljubljana, Department for Hematology and Oncology, lovenia)

Discussant(s): Mija Marija Klemenčič Rozman (Department of Social Pedagogy, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana), Nina Mešl (Faculty of Social Work, University of Ljubljana)

Presentations of the Symposium

Creating good-practices of family-school partnerships in cases of students' psychosocial distress

Mija Marija Klemenčič Rozman
Department of Social Pedagogy, Faculty of Education, University of Ljubljana

Collaborative processes of help with families in multi-problem situations

Nina Mešl
Faculty of Social Work, University of Ljubljana

Individuals with gender and sexual nonbinary identities in everyday life

Nina Perger
Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana

Family coping with child's life threatening illness

Ivana Kreft Hausmeister
University Children's Hospital Ljubljana

Dreams as self-narratives: Implications for systemic therapists working with mental and physical health

Chair(s): Athena Androutsopoulou ('Logo Psychis'- Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Greece)

Discussant(s): Kia Thanopoulou (Family Therapy Unit, Psychiatric Hospital of Attica, Greece)

Presentations of the Symposium

“I recall it like a dream”: Common themes in childhood dreams and early recollections

Eugenia Rozou, Androniki Nikolaou, Maria Viou
‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy. Athens, Greece

‘Stella’s dream log’: Narrative study of dream series in enriched systemic therapy

Pavlos Vassilakis, Aimilia Antonogiannaki, Melina Pisimisi, Maria-Marditsa Stefanou, Kleoniki Tsiougou
‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Athens, Greece

‘Helpers from the sky’: Dream stories of cancer patients with a positive illness course

Athena Androutsopoulou¹, Eleni Tarnara¹, Charikleia Tsatsaroni^2
1‘Logo Psychis’-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Athens, Greece., ²Ministry of Health Organization Against Drugs, Athens,

The consequences of the pandemic from Covid-19 on the expression of emotions and on the relational positionning of teenagers

Chair(s): Maurizio Frisina (Maurizio Frisina, Belgium), Marta Lazzari (Marta Lazzari, Italy), Giulia Natale (Giulia Natale, Italy), Edoardo Perini (Edoardo Perini, Italy), Marco Schneider (Marco Schneider, Italy)

Discussant(s): Federico Ferrari (Clinical psychologist, family therapist, Società Italiana di Ricerca e Terapia Sistemica - SIRTS)

Presentations of the Symposium

Covid and substance abuse among adolescents. Consequences on emotion regulation and relations between adolescents and referent adults

Maurizio Frisina
Maurizio Frisina, Belgium

Staying within emotional intensity: a renovated challenge.

Marta Lazzari¹, Giulia Natale^2
1Marta Lazzari, Italy, ²Giulia Natale, Italy

Expectations of adolescents on the emotional responses of reference adults. What are the consequences for the school?

Edoardo Perini
Edoardo Perini

Covid and increased sensitivity and emotional susceptibility of adolescents

Marco Schneider
Marco Schneider, Italy

Efta-Tic working group: creativity through unpredictability and unsafety in training contexts

Chair(s): Umberta Telfener (TIC Board)

Discussant(s): Nevena Calovska (TIC Board), Slavica Gajdadzis-Knezhevikj (TIC Board)

How to use conflict in psychotherapy

Laure Martin, Michèle Wirion, Sebastien Dawant, Jean-Bernard Lievens

Psychotherapist in private practice, Luxembourg

The colors of light. Use of art images in online and face-to-face couple therapy, at the pandemic time

Conny Leporatti

ISCRA, Italy

Struggling in the net of vertical (infantile) and horizontal (relationship) loyalties

Adolf József Papp^1,2, Réka Melinda Balázs^1,2

1: Pro Nobis Association, Romania; 2: Agape Life Care Foundation, Romania

Unravelling trauma, weaving resilience. Playful therapy with children, families and networks.

Sabine Vermeire

Interactie-academie, Belgium

Resonance and Countertransference. Bridging the concepts and the human beings within the context of the therapeutic relationship

Athanasia Kati¹, Varvara Salavou²

1: Psychologist, Systemic Psychotherapist, Trainer and Supervisor in private practice; 2: Psychologist, Systemic Psychotherapist/ Child Psychiatry Clinic of the Medical School of Athens

P01: Assessing earned security based on clients’ early recollections in early and later phases of enriched systemic therapy: A qualitative study.

Marinos Chatzopoulos, Diamanto Fragiadaki, Leonidas Groneberg, Katerina Kourea, Stella Metheniti

'Logo Psychis' - Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Greece

P02: "Limits of the said "Therapist and couple negotiate dialogical space in a couple therapy session

Venetia-Anna Lampropoulou, Chrysoula Bourtzinakou, Ourania Avrana, Ioanna Soulioti

Logo Psychis-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Greece

P03: Using artistic mediator object in family therapy : A bibliometric and systematic review

Sandie Isabelle Meillerais¹, Antoine Derobertmasure¹, Baptiste Barbot², Jennifer Denis¹

1: Université de Mons, Belgium; 2: Université de Louvain, Belgium

P04: The effect of Brief Solution Focused Therapy on schizophrenia: A preliminary study

Eleni Aivalioti¹, Panagiotis Simos^1,2, Maria Basta^1,2, Alexandros Vgontzas^1,2

1: UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF HERAKLION CRETE, GREECE; 2: SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL OF HERAKLION CRETE

P05: “Bridges and orchids”: Comparison of favorite fictional stories of clients in early and later stages of long-term systemic therapy

Nikolas Sakaloglou, Varvara Antonoglou, Faye Galani, Thodora Dimou, Elia Kwstara, Ilias Tsallis

Logo Psychis, Greece

P06: Life stories of refugee children: Giving voice to trauma and resilience through telling and drawing

Erini Chrysovalandou Andravizou, Nadia Gika

‘Logo - Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy’, Greece

P07: Satisfaction vs Loneliness: a Review on Relationship Satisfaction and Loneliness in Multicultural Couples

Natalia Woźniak

University of Lodz, Poland

P08: Adult children of alcoholics: Emotional, behavioral and relational difficulties and implications for psychotherapeutic practice

Barbara Simonič

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, Slovenia

P09: Reduction of biological dimension of psychosomatic disorders using Human Systems Therapy

Grigorios Markopoulos, Yiota Michalopoulou, Nicholas Paritsis, Sarah Nashashibi

Phsychotherapy, Greece

P10: Capturing micro-changes in narrative and positioning of using the QCCN: A clinical case example.

Aikaterini Nikolakopoulou, Sofia Doussi, Sofia Kalantidou, Natalia Koutali, Paraskevi Tsarouchi

'Logo Psychis'- Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, GR

P11: Validation and psychometric properties of the Family Assessment Device in Hungary

Ildikó Danis¹, Judit Gervai², Ildikó Tóth², Tamás Kurimay³, Szabolcs Török¹

1: Semmelweis University, Institute of Mental Health; Budapest, Hungary; 2: Research Centre for Natural Sciences, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology; Budapest, Hungary; 3: Department of Psychiatry and Psychiatric Rehabilitation of Saint John Hospital; Budapest, Hungary

P12: Health-related personal goals in relationship context, focusing on autonomy support, dyadic coping, and relationship satisfaction

Barbara Horvat, Tamás Martos

University of Szeged, Department of Personality, Clinical and Health Psychology

P13: Who is my Partner? Changes in Relationship Dynamic during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Zoia Murgelj Stibrič, Nana Kolmanič

Faculty of Theology, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

P14: Adaptation of the Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) based, Healing Hearts Together” program for couples with heart disease in Hungary

Noémi Gyenis-Kátay¹, Szabolcs Török², Zsuzsa Somsák³

1: Semmelweis University, Hungary; 2: Semmelweis University, Hungary; 3: Semmelweis University, Hungary

P15: Academic and emotional impact of e-learning education on systemic trainees due to Covid-19 restrictions.

Konstantia Lagomati, Dimitra Papaspyrou, Charikleia Patelou, Valasia Petridou, Aikaterini Sampani, Panagiota Zoi

Skepsys, Greece

P16: Women's Frequency of Alcohol use and Anxious Feelings During the COVID-19 Epidemic

Tanja Pate

University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Theology, Slovenia

P17: Treatment of a family member with disability (Down Syndrome) with family systemic psychotherapy

Verica Malinkova¹, Magda Manojlovska²

1: PI Center for TCM, North Macedonia, Republic of; 2: University clinic of psychiatry, North Macedonia, Republic of

P18: Video library by Norwegian family therapy association (NFFT)

Sigurd Riste Andersen^1,3, Sari Kaarina Lindeman^2,3

1: VID Specialized University, Faculty of Social Studies, Family Therapy and Systemic Practice. Oslo, Norway; 2: Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Department of welfare and participation, Bergen, Norway; 3: Norwegian Family Therapy Association, Norway

P19: Trainees' perspectives on their systemic therapy training during COVID-19

Maria Stoimenou¹, Christina Balogianni², Aikaterini-Marina Katsouli³

1: Systemic Study and Training Center of Thessaloniki (Κe.S.Μe.Th), Thessaloniki, Greece; 2: Addictions' Department IANOS, Psychiatric Hospital of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece; 3: Administration for primary schools in 2nd educational region of Attika, Athens, Greece

P20: Relationship between family of origin dynamics and current mental health: the role of emotional regulation

Ana Šeremet¹, Ana Haramina¹, Mirjana Halužan², Tanja Valenta³

1: Catholic University of Croatia; 2: Clinical Hospital Centre Sestre Milosrdnice, Zagreb; 3: Faculty of Theology, Ljubljana

P21: Parental mentalization during stationary treatment of adolescents with AN. Comparative case study of cooperation.

Antonina Bryniarska¹, Barbara Wojszel², Lech Popiołek³, Barbara Józefik¹

1: Laboratory of Psychology and Systemic Psychotherapy, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Cracow, Poland; 2: Group for Community Treatment of Children and Adolescents, Outpatient Department for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, The University Hospital, Cracow, Poland; 3: Independent reseacher

P22: ‘Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Clinical Skills of Greek counselors and psychotherapists: The role of empathy, professional experience and level of contact with LGBT population. A systemic perspective’

Chrysanthi Valentina Karavela¹, Charikleia Patelou², Zozefina Nomikou³

1: Transgender Support Association, Athens, Greece; 2: SKEPSYS, Athens, Greece; 3: Generation Act, Athens, Greece

P23: IS there a family without secrets after all? A family therapy approach

Zoe Mikaela Petropoulou, Dimitris Pantos, Eleni Psychari, Eleni Diakatou, Vasiliki Malliri, Georgina Aggelopoulou, Vivi Karaiskou, Stella Stavrakaki, Christos Papageorgiou

SKEPSYS, Systemic and Family Therapy Center of Education and Psychotherapy, Ethnikis Antistaseos 84, Chalandri, Athens, Greece

P24: Father infidelity, father-daughter relationship and her adult intimate relationships in relational family therapy

Sara Hašaj, Sara Jerebic

Faculty of Theology; University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

P25: What values govern the behaviour of Greeks?

Sofia Konstantopoulou, Antigoni Garyfallaki, Athanasia Velaora, Maria Baloti, Areti Lykou, Georgia Tetorou

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

P26: Systemic dialectic approach through trainees’ online experiential group process

Elektra Stefanou, Fylakti Markou, Dimitra Xafi, Sofia Athanasiadou, Dimitra Kottorou, Kyriaki Polychroni

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

P27: Parent-proxy and Child Self-perception of Summer Camp’s Effect on the Psychosocial Wellbeing of Children with Serious Illness – an Outcome Effectiveness Study

Zsuzsanna Katalin Papp¹, Szabolcs Török¹, Borbála Somogyi¹, Gyöngyi Kökönyei²

1: Semmelweis University, Institute of Mental Health, Hungary; 2: Eötvös Loránd Science University, Institute of Psychology, Hungary

P28: The experience of home: qualitative research on self-regulation processes of parents raising children with atypical development

Zsófia Bana, Petra Simon-Zámbori, Tamás Martos, Viola Sallay

University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary

P29: Resettlement as both a political project and a part of autobiography

Gdowska Katarzyna^1,3, Kansy Milena^1,2,3, Izabela Janeczek^1,2,3, Krzysztof Bańczyk^2,3

1: Foundation for the Development of Family Therapy Nn the Trail, Cracow; 2: Department of Family Therapy and Psychosomatics, Chair of Psychiatry, Jagiellonian Univerity Cracow, Collegium Medicum, Poland; 3: Family Therapy Unit for Outpatients, Department of Adult, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University Hospital in Krakow

P30: Paternity and teleworking in Portugal. Living in confinement

Madalena Carvalho¹, Iara Espírito Santo²

1: University of Coimbra, Portugal; 2: University of Coimbra, Portugal

P31: The impact of Parental Acceptance and Rejection on Paternal Involvement. Influence of sociodemographic and family variables

Madalena Carvalho¹, Maria Manuel Martins²

1: University of Coimbra, Portugal; 2: University of Coimbra, Portugal

P32: Self-reflexivity regarding important therapeutic factors in a group therapy session

Tsabika Bafiti, Kyriazopoulou Elena, Papageorgiou Sofia, Poimenidou Peggy

Logo Psychis-Training and Research Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy-, Greece

Using social constructionist ideas to understand response to trauma

Amaryllis Kontostavlaki, Slobodanka Popovic

Systemic-therapy4all, Switzerland

From therapeutic impasse to therapeutic competence: reconciling professional and personal self of the therapist

Zana Marovic

WITS University Donald Gordon Medical Centre & Private Practice, Johannesburg, South Africa

Resonance in the minds of the victim perpetuator and therapist, a cross cultural reflection of the therapists experience (Psycho-Biological Approach to Couple´s Therapy)

Martine Nisse¹, Eda Arduman²

1: Centre des Buttes-Chaumont, France; 2: Istanbul Bilgi University

The DODO story; Common factors, complexity science and integration in psychotherapy

Chair(s): Günter Schiepek (Institute for Synergetics and Psychotherapy Research at the Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg)

Discussant(s): Miran Možina (SFU Ljubljana), Matthias Ochs (Hochschule Fulda)

Presentations of the Symposium

The development of common factors theory from first meta-analyses to schiepek's synergetic nonlinear dynamic model

Miran Možina
SFU Ljubljana

Synergetic navigation system (sns) and a nonlinear model of therapetic process and change dynamics

Günter Schiepek
Institute for Synergetics and Psychotherapy Research at the Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg

In which way helps a systemic perspective to address the challenges of psychotherapy research in the future?

Matthias Ochs
Hochschule Fulda

Co leadership, systemic group psychotherapy and the relation that matters: Α diary study through the lens of Self Determination Theory

Konstantinos Papachristopoulos, Martha Koutsagiannouli

Athenian Institute of Anthropos Greece

Challenges of Creating a Context for Learning Psychotherapy

Lidija Butković Anđelić, Nikola Serdarević, Ilinka Serdarević, Ivona Maričić Kukuljan

Association for Cybernetics Psychotherapy and Organization, Croatia

The Experience of Forming a Systemic dialectic Approach through Transformative Learning in an Online Group Process

Elektra Stefanou, Fylakti Markou, Dimitra Xafi, Sofia Athanasiadou, Dimitra Kottorou, Kyriaki Polychroni

Athenian Institute of Anthropos, Greece

The Hermet Kingdom: Fragmented and scattered families

Deisy Amorin-Woods

Insight Counselling & Relationship Centre, Director, Edith Cowan University, Australia and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, Associate Editor, Australian Association of Family Therapy, W.A State Branch Lead

Use of narrative approach in work with war veterans , deconstructing militant masculinity

Armina Čerkić

Association for systemic practice and therapy in BiH, Bosnia and Herzegovina

#youtoo: Near adolescents in the pandemic era

Marilena Tettamanzi^1,2, Maria Ganeo¹, Eleni Karliampa¹, Sara Laroussi Bussi¹, Margherita Luciani^3,1, Rossana Sisana¹

1: Centro Milanese Terapia della famiglia, Italy; 2: Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy; 3: The University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland, Switzerland

The Impact of Disaster, Homelessness and Instability on Children: Responding to the Challenge of Mental Health Recovery Policy

Anna Parmenidou

British Psychological Society, Greece

Can we help those who do not want to be helped?

Marco Schneider^1,2,3

1: EIST Milano - Bergamo; SIRTS Milano, Italy; 2: SIRTS Milano; 3: Quaderni SIRTS Milano

The use of letter writing in promoting systemic change in families

Charis Katakis, Irene Reppa

Laboratory for The Study Of Human Relations, Greece

Qui fait la loi dans la maison?

Edouard Durand

Incest and Sexual Violence against Children (CIIVISE), France

New paradigm in family therapy

Christian Gostecnik

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Systemic practices with immigrants as complex cultural and sociopolitical encounters

Celia Falicov

University of California, United States of America

Involuntary dislocation in systemic perspectives

Renos Papadopoulos

Centre for Trauma, Asylum, and Refugees, University of Essex, United Kingdom

Virtual relations and systemic therapy: towards a third-order cybernetics

Maria Borcsa¹, Valeria Pomini²

1: Institute of Social Medicine, Rehabilitation Sciences and Healthcare Research University of Applied Sciences Nordhausen, Germany; 2: National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, First Department of Psychiatry GR, Greece

From research-based practice to practice-based research - the paradigm shift to complexity science in psychotherapy

Günter Schiepek

Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg, Austria