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| Ana Sayfa > Seçtiğiniz Site Kısmı > XIV. IFTA DÜNYA AİLE TERAPİSİ KONGRESİ > SUB - PLENARIES > |
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Working with Children Growing up in a Climate of Violence
Research on the origins of seriously offending behavior has shown that those young people most at risk of harming others have been the most seriosly victimised themselves. This sub-plenary will describe a successful residential approach to re-parenting these young people, to radically change their emotional responsivenesss, and to change their sense of them-selves, to help them live abuse -free lives and achieve their true potential.
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Development of Three Levels of Identity as seen in Positive Family Therapy
Nossrat Peseschkian Professor for Psychotherapy at the Wiesbaden Academy for Psychotherapy WIAP
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Proteins Meet Families: How Parent-Child Interactions May Shape Gene Expressions and Brain Functioning
Family may be viewed as a system of relationships in time context. Neurobiological research findings increasingly provide data about the way relationships are reflected in one's brain. A common conclusion is that how one perceives his/her place in a relationship may modulate the activity of neurotransmitters, and their cerebral functional consequences
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The Multilevel Family Assembly: A New System of Family Re-Contruction by Using Action Methods/Psychodrama
Family systems encompass all dimensions of interpersonal reality. Their strategic therapy should adress as well the whole variety of interpersonal psychotherapy. Specially psychodramatic and other aquainted action approaches provide powerful instruments to re-construct the different levels of the interpersonal dynamic of the family. Thus investigation and change will go hand in hand taking advantage of the same principles and the same practise.
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The Concept of Surplus-Reality and the Treatment of Couples and Families
Modern formulation of psychodrama described it as an Experiential Reintegration Therapy (ERT).This approach is based, among others, on the concrete application of the principle of surplus-reality. Surplus-reality involves an innovative approach to the issue of boundaries
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From Sequential Unfolding Through Transaction in the Interactional System
In the individual, couple and family process, affect and transactional movements are crucial through their transporter and transportable qualities. While there is only one protagonist in psychodrama, in couple and family therapy everyone is a protagonist.
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Building Services for Families that Experienced Political Violence
The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights clearly states that the family is “the natural and fundamental group unit of society”, and that families are, “entitled to protection by society and the State”.However,
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Stress, Trauma and Resilience; A Research about Adversity and Recovery from It in Argentina
This work is about the preliminary conclusions of a research carried out to enquire into the impact the 2001 crisis in Argentina had on certain sectors of the population. Based on the conception of stress, trauma and resilence, an enquiry was carried out into the events that were perceived as most disruptive and on the adjustment in behaviours, which are described as most frequent and efficient.
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On the Far Side of Revenge
The title of this presentation is from a poem by the Irish Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney in which he expresses the desire that history can be rewritten, and that 'hope and history rhyme'. The presentation will explore the conditions that could contribute to transforming this hope into a possibility, in the face of histories of conflict and against the backdrop of suspicion, hatred and fear.
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Co-Constructing Narratives: An Exploration of the Journey of Unaccompanied Refugee Young People and Their Therapist - A Tale from Qualitative Research
The author is currently undertaking qualitative research with Unaccompanied Refugee Young People around their experiences of torture, organised violence, imprisonment and in some cases being a child soldier. Therapy has been offered to young people in turn for them agreeing to have their experiences documented.
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