the 5th "Three Section"
Conference in Stockholm
4–6 July 2003
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in
Our Time –
When, Where and for Whom?
Stockholm, Sweden
4–6 July 2003
Second announcement
The conference is arranged in collaboration with:
National Psychotherapy
Association (RPC)
Stockholm County
Council Institute of Psychotherapy
The three Swedish
Associations for Child- and Adolescent
Psychotherapists
The Erica Foundation
The Swedish Association
for Group Psychotherapy and Group
Development
Welcome!
Dear Colleagues,
We have the pleasure to invite you to the fifth EFPP conference of all three Sections: adult, child and adolescent and group. In our time of continuous changes it is of great importance to strengthen the role of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, especially in the Public Sector. As hosts our main goal is to ensure a setting for professional exchanges of the rich and varied experiences you all have.We have received a very impressive amount of abstracts focusing on a variety of themes linked to the theme of the conference. The three main presentations connected to the three sections, will provide a fruitful basis for interesting and mutually stimulating discussions. We are looking forward to seeing you in Stockholm.
Furthermore, we like to call upon the fact that the conference provides an excellent opportunity to combine your stay with an exploration of our country. Stockholm is at its best during the summer and Sweden is a good country for foreigners in terms of economy, as the Swedish crown is low compared to most other currencies. For further information about Stockholm and Sweden, please visit: www.stoinfo.se or www.sverigeturism.se.
On behalf of the Scientific and Organising Committees
Siv Boalt Boëthius and Margareta Mörner
Organising Committee
Margareta Mörner (chair)
Anita Berntsson
Britta Blomberg
Birgit Hallerfors
Bengt Sandström
Birgitta Sjöberg
Scientific Committee
Siv Boalt Boëthius (chair), Sweden
Rudolf Balmer, Switzerland
Liselotte Grünbaum, Denmark
Effie Lignos, Greece
Margareta Mörner, Sweden
Antonio Suman, Italy
Scientific Programme
| Thursday 3rd July | |
| 16.00–19.00 | Registration at Norra Latin/City Conference Centre |
| Friday 4th July | |
| 08.00–08.30 | Registration at Norra Latin/City Conference Centre |
| 08.30–09.15 | Welcome and opening of the Conference Siv Boalt Boëthius,
chair of EFPP and of the Scientific Committee
Lars Sjöberg will give all the participants a welcome greeting to Sweden with some informal talk about the pleasures of Stockholm in summertime, the Swedes and the peculiarities of the Swedish language. A small concert will follow, featuring two of Sweden's most prominent, popular and versatile musicians, the Dominiques - Carl-Axel and Monica. Margareta Mörner, chair of the Organising Committee |
| 09.15–10.30 | Panel presentations Serge Frisch (Luxembourg), Luisa Perrone (Italy), Luc Michel (Switzerland) "Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Our Time - When, Where and for Whom" Coordinator: Margareta Mörner (Sweden) |
| 10.30–11.00 | Coffee |
| 11.00–12.15 | Discussion groups on the theme of the Panel presentations |
| 12.15–13.45 | Lunch |
| 13.45–15.15 | Workshops and paper presentations |
| 15.15–15.45 | Coffee |
| 15.45–17.15 | Workshops and paper presentations |
| 17.20–18.00 | Poster session |
| 19.00 sharp | Reception at the Stockholm City Hall by invitation of the City of Stockholm and the County Council |
| Saturday 5th July | |
| 08.00–09.00 | Registration at Norra Latin/City Conference Centre |
| 09.00–10.15 | Plenary session Maria Rhode (UK) "Against the Odds? Different Modes of Intervention in Complex Cases" Discussant: Jean-Pierre Vidit (France) |
| 10.15–10.45 | Coffee |
| 10.45–12.15 | Discussion groups on the theme of Maria Rhode´s lecture |
| 12.15–13.45 | Lunch |
| 13.45–15.15 | Workshops and paper presentations |
| 15.15–15.45 | Coffee |
| 15.45–17.15 | Workshops and paper presentations |
| 17.20–18.00 | Poster session |
| 19.15 | Conference dinner. The evening starts with a presentation of the warship Vasa at the Vasa Museum followed by a dinner at Hasselbacken |
| Sunday 6th July | |
| 09.30–10.45 | Plenary session Daniela Moggi (Italy) "The Significance of the Experience in Groups: Between Therapy and Professional Training" Discussant: Elisabeth von Salis (Switzerland) |
| 10.45–11.15 | Coffee |
| 11.15–12.45 | Discussion groups on the theme of Daniela Moggi´s lecture |
| 12.50–14.00 | Farewell and closure of the conference |
Discussion groups
Each of the main presentations will have a discussant whose
task it will be to discuss the paper so that the content can be fruitfully
commented on in the smaller discussion groups that take place each day following
the main presentations.
Conference themes in Workshops, Paper Presentations and Poster Sessions
We
have a wide representation of colleagues from different countries which means
that workshops, paper presentations and poster sessions will give an opportunity
to learn and understand more about theoretical and cultural similarities and
differences. We will have themes related to adult, child/adolescent, group as
well as couple and family psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Specific themes that will be discussed and looked upon from different aspects will be for instance:
- issues concerning professional roles and methods
- training and supervision in different countries
- clinical research
- forensic psychotherapy in our time
- sexuality and gender identity
- abuse and addiction
- trauma and state violence
- immigration and holocaust
- infant observation
- early intervention and psychotherapy
- psychotherapy and team work
- transference and counter transference in individual settings, groups and therapeutic institutions.
A detailed list of workshops, paper presentations and poster sessions will be presented in the final programme and on the websites www.efpp.org alt. www.enigma.se/efpp. We will then ask participants to select preferred workshops or presentations.
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