ACADEMIC PROGRAMME 16.8. – 19.8.2017

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

190
John Schlapobersky, Regine Scholz
Flight, displacement and exile: the refugee challenge

189
John Schlapobersky
Refugees lost in transition. The current crisis in Europe.

205
Katrin Weiss
The reception of refugees in Germany

Chair:
Mathias v. Voorthuizen

164
Justin Phipps, MJ Maher, Anne Morgan
Group analysis in Rwanda

Chair:
Stephan Alder

217 (1)
Kurt Hoehfeld, Ulrike Kluge, Irene Misselwitz, Jens Preil, Christoph Seidler
East-west-forum

Chair:
Katrin Stumptner

working with CHILDREN

237
Katrin Stumptner
Opening introduction

106
Monika Celebi
A friendly mirror – combining watch wait wonder with video interaction guidance in parent infant groups

123
Sheila Ritchie
Crossing the border into motherhood

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

Pam Kleinot, Jurko Prochasko
Opening the SP Violence

213
Halyna Tsyhanenko, Olha Kukharuk
Coming back: what would Remarque write if he would be in the todays-Ukraine?

211
Vilena Kit
Transformation of gender identity of personality in the war, and the impact of changes that identity in the relationship between man and woman

Chairs:
Haim Weinberg
Earl Hopper

SOCIAL UNCONSCIOUS

179
Haim Weinberg
Introduction to the social unconscious and to our panel, with examples from the Israeli SU

020
Haim Weinberg, Earl Hopper, Dieter Nitzgen
Social unconscious panel in Berlin 2017. The social unconscious and the tripartite foundation matrix: key concepts in group analysis

Chair:
Sarah Tucker

170
Helena Klimova
On the beauty of having and keeping boundaries

103
Marija Jevtic, Marina Mojovic
Applied reflective citizens as a bridge in migration challenge – example from Novi Sad, EU Capital of Culture 2021

Chair:
Anna Benkö

149
Hedda Amir
A jewish consultant in East Jerusalem: professionalism as a bridge over the muddied waters of national hostility

008
Angelika Golz
Silent witness, bystander, “Mitläufer“ – where does collaboration begin

104
Christine Christie
Growing up in between – tensions and dangers of living in a divided land

Chair:
Martita Barthel-Rösing

195 (1)
Delegates of the German Speaking Institutes / Marita Barthel Rösing
Introducing into the landscape of german speaking institutes

Chair:
Synnøve Ness Bjerke

048
Sherein Abdeen, Elizabeth Berger
Displacement, occupation, and resilience in Palestine; a report on a school-based programme in mental health

085
Roberto Mineo, Hind Zahdeh
Beyond faiths and values: a catholic institution in a muslim society

Working with children

082
Ute Schaich
Diversity aware work with groups of children in institutions of early day care (0–3 years)

039
Annegret Körber
How do group dynamics sound? The group as an elementary orchestra

236
Farideh Dizadij, Shahin Nawai
When does a revolution start?
A reflection on feminist movements in Middle East: what can be learnt from Iranian and Arab feminists?

005
Leyla Navaro, Yael Doron
Whispers of the ”Untold Known”

151
Frances Griffiths, Teresa von Sommaruga Howard
Impassable borders, gender and finance: Blind spots or spots before our eyes?

119
Jale Cilasun, Maria Papanastassiou, Andy Thomas
Large group in training: Inclusion and exclusion in identity formation

018
Marcia Honig
The art of building bridges: from boundaries to bonding

133 (1)
Mary Spreng-Courtney, Rudolf Olivieri
Trumpism in us – crossing borders between the virtual and the real

075 (1)
Adrienne Candy, Eve-Marie Kimmerling
“The Near Impossibility of We” (Exploration)
(1st session)

Applied Group Analysis Case Study: A Team in Conflict; two consultants hired separately (unknown to each other).
How breaking boundaries was central to creating a Container.

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

192
Cornelius Katona
Flight, displacement and exile: the refugee challenge. The UK perspective on the ”Migrant Crisis” and Helen Bamber’s model of integrated care

198
Kate Bradshaw-Tauvon
I-thou philosophy – meeting strangers in Sweden – a personal reflection 2017

Chair:
Stephan Alder

217 (2)
Kurt Hoehfeld, Ulrike Kluge, Irene Misselwitz, Jens Preil, Christoph Seidler
East-west-forum

Chair:
Katrin Stumptner

working with CHILDREN

157
Kerstin Sischka
Trust in times of terror and risk? Group analytic perspectives on countering violent extremism (CVE)

158
Christoph Bialluch
The diagnostic-therapeutic network extremism – how can psychoanalytic thinking contribute to the prevention of extremism and to the practice of de-radicalization?

159
Julia Berczyk
HAYAT-Germany: family counselling and de-radicalization in the context of Islamist extremism, radical Salafist groups or on the path of a violent Jihadist radicalization

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

214
Olena Podollyan, Natalia Shaposhnik
Usage of psychodynamic principles and techniques in complex therapy of traumatic stress effects among victims of military conflict in Ukraine

231
Volodymyr Pogorily
Management of psychological service of Maidan

Chair:
Anca Ditroi

116
Anca Ditroi, Miriam Berger, Avi Berman, Robi Friedman, Joshua Lavie, Gila Ofer, Suzi Shoshani
Malcolm Pines in a group-analytic interview with seven Israeli group analysts. On the founding and growth of group analysis; a transpersonal view

Chair:
Helle Elvebredd

146
Tiziana Baisini
The challenges of living in a globalized technological world

062
Roit Dahan
Philosophy and catastrophe events: reading philosophy text in a group interpersonal conflict and effective communication

Chair:
Joanna Skowranska

041
Paola Ceccon, Roberta Biolcati
“… if you could only begin to tell us“

069
Roberta Mineo, Mona Rakhawy
Across the river of desire: the frailty of working with the other

Chair:
Christian Hjort

030
Helga Klug
The crisis in the unconscious – on the economy of the psyche in times of crisis

026
Andreas von Wallenberg Pachaly
Processes of inclusion end exclusion in ongoing modern group analysis. The burden of the barbarian within us: exploring projective mechanisms and countertransference feelings

Chair:
Martita Barthel-Rösing

195 (2)
Delegates of the German Speaking Institutes / Marita Barthel Rösing
Introducing into the landscape of german speaking institutes

Chair:
Paula Carvalho

076
Anne-Marie Cummins
Queering the social unconscious: an exploration of the transgender zeitgeist

071
Konstantinos Liolios
Exploring sexuality by means of visual deciption of dreams in group analytically oriented art therapy

145
Kathrin Albert, Michal Eilon
What to do with our phantasies about the others? How to manage the social experiences of our ancestors and of the past? One German and one Israelic perspective

109
Ofra Faiman
Bridge over troubled waters – how to cross it safely with the help of social drama experiences

140
James Conway
Is how we practice dynamic administration anti-group and based on myth?

078
Kalliopi Panagiotopoulou
Strangers in the same homeland

133 (2)
Mary Spreng-Courtney, Rudolf Olivieri
Trumpism in us – crossing borders between the virtual and the real (2nd session)

075 (2)
Adrienne Candy, Eve-Marie Kimmerling
“The Near Impossibility of We” (Experiential)
(2nd session)

Applied Group Analysis Case Study: Group reflection on how these may help both client and consultant.

015
Bracha Hadar, Orit Mass-Goldmann
From exclusion to inclusion: the inner ability to grow in a process of transformation

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

206
Antonio D’Angio
Flight, displacement and exile: the reception policies of refugees in Italy, between European inadequacies, attempts to good practice and group-analytic transcultural experiences

208
Regine Scholz
The German welcoming culture – some thougths about its psychodynamics

Chair:
Sheila Ritchie

working with CHILDREN

152
Helga Felsberger
The vocal matrix and group attachment.The importance of listening and speaking in experiencing otherness and self

163
Anna Malmquist Saracino
The praxis of group analysis: to use the praxis and thinking of group analysis to promote attachment and relationship development between infants and parents

Chairs:
Haim Weinberg
Earl Hopper

SOCIAL UNCONSCIOUS

185
Carla Penna
The ”fear of miscegenation” in matrices and its relevance to Europe today

196
Kaoru Nishimura
Trauma, shame, guilt, and the social unconscious in Japan

204
Yael Doron
Collective black holes and social unconscious

194
Linde Wotton
The musical foundation matrix and the improvisation of belonging

Chair:
Teresa von Sommaruga

174
Göran Ahlin
Movement possibilities between leadership positions in group analytic psychotherapy

Chair:
Jutta Gliem

098
Stefano Menella
Crossing borders and paths to inclusion: small psychotherapy groups as observatories of cultural exchanges and integration

091
Valerie Preston
Travelling like a refugee: a large group experience

046
Antony Froggett
Angst, Heimweh and Abenteuer: a group analyst‘s reflections on living for a year in Berlin

Chair:
Siri Johns

101
Tal Alon
The role of border crossing in dismantling and forming allicances with the stranger

150
Hanan Sabah-Teicher, Hanni Biran, Judith Ezra
“The Face of the Father in the Face of the Other” – inter-generational dialogue in the social dream matrix as a key for social transfomation

Chair:
Lars Bo Jorgensen

108
Stephan Alder
Reflections after the encounter of Russian, Ukrainian and German colleagues in a group analytical conference 2015 ”Trialog-Conference”

138
Marijana Ajdukovic, Sanja Dimitrijevic, Stefan Cerovina, Pavle Milosevic
Crossing Borders – Serbian reflective citizens and their matrices in dialogues

131
Aisha Balola, Maaly Gurashi
Group analytic experience in Karthoum/ Sudan il Karthoum/ Sudan

128
Leah Chaikin, Gila Ofer
The four levels of communication group analysis and in the Kabalah

035 (1)
Joanna Skowronska, Angela Schmidt-Bernhardt
Poland and Germany – borders in history and in our minds; free floating discussion is the way of crossing psychological borders

057
Konstantinos Morogiannis, Anastasios Koukis
Towards a new group-analytic model

029
Michael Tait
”Meet and match the moment of hope” (Winnicott)

Film

238
Aleš Vápenka, Kerstin Frommhold, Hanna Reinhardt-Bork
Coach to Vienna (Kočar do Vidnĕ, 1966, Czechoslovakia)
German with English subtitles

A group analytic film on the reception and perception of the illusory boundary between good and evil

099 (1)
Johannes Brachthäuser, Yvonne Brandl, Dorothee Dietrich, Regina Klein and guests
Coach to Vienna (Kočar do Vidnĕ, 1966, Czechoslovakia)
Bordercrosser’s experience – participative creation of transformational spaces

081 (1)
Oded Handel, Tammy Elad
”Life without music would be a mistake” (Nietzsche)

110 (1)
Stephan Heyne, Beate Grunert-Baillet
Talking without words

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

125
Holger Brandes
PEGIDA: A challenge for group analysis?

122
Christiane Bakhit
We are refugees too

Chair:
Monika Celebi

working with CHILDREN

115
Ursula Wienberg, Matthias Wenck
Wildness, feeling sheltered and taming in the space of the group

183
Hernan Favelukes
The conductor’s inter-functional model as mirroring of the process in a group of children working through a period of terrorist attacks

Chairs:
Haim Weinberg
Earl Hopper

SOCIAL UNCONSCIOUS

182
Eran Shadach, Shulamit Geller
ISIS, myth & reality: from the Abrahamic to the reversed family

199
Gila Ofer
A shared language? Gender, desire, and the social unconscious

209
Marina Mojovic
Reparative grand-mothering. ”Knitting/Patching” the trauma cracks in the foundation matrices

Chair:
Sarah Tucker

working with VIOLENCE

221
Pam Kleinot
Growing up under state terrorism in South Africa

243
Sarah Kalai
Detention and Interrogation of Palestinian Children and Youth by Israeli Military: A Mental Health Perspective

Chair:
Alice Mulasso

143
Tija Despotovic
Transformative potential at the borders of life and death of a small analytic group

074
Anneli Bittner
Twin phenomena during a transformation process

022
Wendy Delyse Schaffer
Small group as ”Envelope of Suffering”. Lasting impact of traumatic border crossings

Chair:
Gerda Winther
The national leader’s response to social upheaval

036
Ronnie Levine
Trump – Clinton
Election and Aftermath

Frances Griffiths
Brexit

Leyla Navaro
Turkey, end of the republic?

Chair:
Suzi Shoshani

127
Suzi Shoshani, Robi Friedman, Pnina Rapopport, Marit Joffe Milstein, Sahar Rouhana
Walking together: The Sandwich Model – a group analytic application to conflict-dialogue. Enabling acknowledgement and recognition of the way to transform the dialogue between two different narratives: Israeli Arabs and Jews in Israel 2016/2017

Chair:
Liz McLure

037
Anastassios Koukis
Aspects of the Greek social unconscious. From superego fragmentation and splitting processes to foreclosure of the symbolic

083
Tamar Eyni Lehman
A people’s migration journey: to the promised land?

Chair:
Tiziana Baisini

012
Sasha Roseneil
Struggles of participation and belonging: citizenship, difference and mental health in the multicultural city

072
Konstantinos Liolios
Solidarity and understanding: an attemp to approach the immigrant/refugee psychological condition

228
Patricia Johnson-Peterson
The group analytic approach: working in traumatised communities

Chair:
Linde Wotton

061
Cosmin Chita
Northfield reloaded

032
Svein Tjelta
Words not swords: will it make a difference to the differences?

010
Claire Gerada
Healing doctors through groups

035 (2)
Joanna Skowronska, Angela Schmidt-Bernhardt
Poland and Germany – borders in history and in our minds; free floating discussion is the way of crossing psychological borders

033
Sue Lieberman
Migration history, lost memory

136
Stefan Ceronvina, Sanja Dimitrijevic, Marijana Ajdukovic, Pavle Milosevic
Reflective citizen matrix in post-factual world

Film

238
Aleš Vápenka, Kerstin Frommhold, Hanna Reinhardt-Bork
Coach to Vienna (Kočar do Vidnĕ, 1966, Czechoslovakia)
German with English subtitles

Discussion of the resonance of the film

099 (2)
Johannes Brachthäuser, Yvonne Brandl, Dorothee Dietrich, Regina Klein and guests
Bordercrosser’s experience – participative creation of transformational spaces

166 (1)
Katrin Stumptner, Christa Franke, Dietlind Köhncke
Crossing borders – in all sensual qualities: body, sound, rythm, image and words in dialogue (Workshop only for members of the orchestra)

081 (2)
Oded Handel, Tammy Elad
”Life without music would be a mistake” (Nietzsche)

110 (2)
Stephan Heyne, Beate Grunert-Baillet
Talking without words

Chair:
John Schlapobersky

joined event: working with REFUGEES AND CHILDREN

161
Bitenge Makuka, Sheila Melzak, Justin Phipps
Exploring the multiple practical and psychological needs and resiliencies of young asylum seekers and refugees in the UK

141
Irene Mitraki
Increasing the resilience

Chair:
Kristian Valbak

RESEARCH

232
Kristian Valbak
Research in group analytic and group psychodynamic psychotherapy. What have we achieved so far? What strategy can we have for the future?

239
Bernhard Strauss
Gap between available evidence and group analytic treatment

202
Steinar Lorentzen
Short-term group analytic psychotherapy (STGAP)

240
Christer Sandahl
Can another approach to research stimulate curiosity among clinicians?

Chairs:
Haim Weinberg
Earl Hopper

SOCIAL UNCONSCIOUS

181
Regine Scholz
The world in a nutshell – how foundation matrices show up in dynamic matrices

186
Helena Klimova
Crossing borders social, cultural and clinical changes

223
Ravit Raufman
Fairy tales and the social unconscious: the case of Palestinian women

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

226
Estela V. Welldon
Persecution of psychoanalysts in Argentina’s dirty war

225
Benjamin Mayer-Foulkes
Violence as social bond: reflections on trafficking in contemporary Mexico

Chair:
Anne Lindhardt

227
Xu Yong, Earl Hopper, Robi Friedman
Group Analysis in China

Chair:
Werner Beck

218
Sharma Parkhe, Anando Chatterji
Meeting the mental challenge for those with personality difficulties

089
Mário David
The therapist facing the group. Theoretical and clinical reflections

056
Angelo Silvestri, Lorenita Colombani, Maurizio Frassin, Alessandra Furin
How many sessions? With whom? Conjoint and combined therapy for severe personality disorders

Chair:
Marita Barthel-Rösing

180
Marita Barthel-Rösing, Ruth Beckenbauer, Harald Küster
Aspects of globalization within group analytic supervision in organizations

Chair:
Kathrin Albert

086
Liat Ariel
The pie: The struggle of women to emerge from the background and occupy a space of their own

105
Margaret Gallop
Singing lullabies in a strange land: Group supervision of parent and baby groups in multi-cultural settings

093
Patricia Poppe
Application of group analysis – school for parents

166 (2)
Katrin Stumptner, Christa Franke, Dietlind Köhncke
Crossing borders – in all sensual qualities: body, sound, rhythm, image and words in dialogue
(Workshop only for members of the orchestra)

171
Petra Herwig
Painting as complementary therapy for psychodynamic group therapy

113 (1)
Jale Cilasun, Lawrence Ladden
Contemplative median group

084
Giovanna Cantarella, Bettina Fink
Experiential workshop

Transgenerational perspectives in women life (EATGA methology)
(max. 12 participants)

219
Einar Gudmundsson
Sibling relationships in group analysis

114
Sima Ariam
The use of actual mirrors as means to find “sameness” and overcome “otherness” in times of crossing borders social, cultural and clinical challenges

004
Ronnie Levine
Becoming comfortable with uncomfortable feelings

023
Angela Schmidt-Bernhardt, Renate Jorkowski
Group analysis and education cultural diversity, cultural boundaries and confusion of identity. Workshop for social workers, teachers and supervisors

044
Liat Warhaftig Aran
The forbidden talk – the contribution of the conductor’s self-disclosure – a supervision workshop

092
Joan Fogel, Belinda Moller
Do teachers need or want group analysis?

065
Robert M. Moore, Kathleen Hubbs Ulman
Reflexive group supervision: An affect focused model

242 (1)
Herzel Yogev
“Let us talk peace“ – The role of group analysts in conflict groups

080 (1)
Rachel Abramovicz Chejanovsky, Svein Tjelta, Marina Mojovic, Carmen O‘Leary, Robi Friedman
From Babel to Polyphony – Group Analytic Dictionary (1st session)
http://groupanalyticsociety.co.uk/GASI-world/the-gasi-dictionary/

129 (1)
Ido Peleg, Linde Wotton, Marit Joffe-Milstein, Tiziana Baisini
Novelty, harmony and invention: listening to the music of the group

233
Cornelia Krause-Girth
Mirroring group for leadlerless groups – invited are all participants of leaderless groups and interested others

Chairs:
John Schlapobersky
Katrin Stumptner

joined event: working with REFUGEES & CHILDREN

212
Hubertus Adam
A transgenerational nightmare

210
Joachim Walter
Refugee families in the group and as a group

Chair:
Anne Marie Salm

RESEARCH

132
C. Oberbracht, S. Pless, Ole Karkov Ostergaard, Dieter Nitzgen
Evaluating patients for group psychotherapy. A group specific diagnostic tool based
on Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnostics (OPD-2)

060
Dimitris Livas, George Gioukakis, Athanassia Kakouri, K. Lianos Ioannis, K. Tsegos
Research on therapeutic alliance during the course of dyadic psychotherapy in an outpatient group analytic psychotherpeutic center

Chair:
Hella Gephart

130
John Hook
Boundaries not to be crossed. The impact of sexual boundary violations on psychotherapy organisations

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

203
Avi Berman
At the mouth of the volcano: on the presence and absence of traumatic shared reality in therapy

200
Miriam Berger
Terrorism: the underside of non-recognition

220
Oleksandr Filts, Zoriana Koshulyns‘ka
Transitional space in treatment of ATO veterans in a psychiatric hospital

111
Glòria Mateu i Vives
Short term psychodynamic group psychotherapy for young, adult and old people in an outpatient mental health services: ”What works for whom?”

Chair:
Zoe Voyatzaki

034
Hermann Staats, Dorothe Türk
Concurrent individual and group therapy

Chair:
Amelie Noack

067
Ioannis Nikolis, Anastasia Patrikiou, Potios Giotakis
Death in an analytic group

028
Vid Vanja Vodusek, Kaja Pavlin
In transition. A combined (in- and out-patient) psychotherapeutic group for the elderly

117
Orna Megides, Yifat Ezer Cohen
Using expressive arts therapy in a support group for siblings who have lost a sibling to cancer

175
Cornelia Krause-Girth, Erhard Tietel
Leaderless groups within the training institute GRAS in Germany

058
Joseph Acosta
Languaging our internal responses: Establishing the foundations of emotional connection in psychotherapy groups

RESEARCH

Fishbowl

232 Kristian Valbak
232 Bernhard Strauss
239 Steinar Lorentzen
240 Christer Sandahl

Discussion on research in group psychotherapy – mutual interests or different worlds?

019
Bracha Hadar
Who is sitting in the circle? Body, mind or bodymind?

148
Thor Kristian Island
”Did you really say that?” Self disclosure, trust and shame in the supervision matrix

113 (2)
Jale Cilasun, Lawrence Ladden
Contemplative median group

027
Andreas von Wallenberg Pachaly
Group analysis with victims of extreme traumatization

Working with children

079
Leah Chaikin
Crossing the borders of therapeutic languages

Working with children

147
Anja Khalil, Carla Maria Weber
Stumbling at the first step – Existential fears in children group analysis

097
Richard Beck
Trauma, group and human resiliency: how culture influences and informs both our interventions and our self-care

242 (2)
Herzel Yogev
“Let us talk peace“ – The role of group analysts in conflict groups

080 (2)
Rachel Abramovicz Chejanovsky, Svein Tjelta, Marina Mojovic, Carmen O‘Leary, Robi Friedman
From Babel to Polyphony – Group Analytic Dictionary
http://groupanalyticsociety.co.uk/GASI-world/the-gasi-dictionary

129 (2)
Ido Peleg, Linde Wotton, Marit Joffe-Milstein, Tiziana Baisini
Novelty, harmony and invention: listening to the music of the group

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

156
Catherine Mela
The psychotherapeutic approach of the psychological migration trauma in cultural epidemiology

172
Monika Schröder, Dieter Kunzke, Ljiljana Joksimovic
Psychosomatic care for traumatized refugees – ”Düsseldorfer Model” of good practice

Chair:
Anja Khalil

working with CHILDREN

142
Toby Shechter
”Is that a fish in your ear?” Translation as a transformable process in communication in a deaf analytic group

090
Klelia Galani, Bessy Karagianni, Thalis Papadakis, I.K. Tsegos
Children’s therapy in groups

197
Danilo Pesic, Milica Lazarevic, Marija Jeric, Radica Stancetic
Modified group analytic therapy with adolescents in psychiatric institution: our model and our experience

Chairs:
Haim Weinberg
Earl Hopper

Social Unconscious

closing panel

Haim Weinberg, Earl Hopper, Dieter Nitzgen, Carla Penna, Kaoru Nishimura, Yael Doron, Linde Wotton, Eran Shadach, Shulamit Geller, Gila Ofer, Marina Mojovic, Regine Scholz, Helena Klimova, Ravit Raufman

Chair:
Ulrich Schultz-Venrath

RESEARCH

201
Steinar Lorentzen
Process-outcome relationships in short- and longterm psychodynamic group psychotherapy: a randomized clinical trial

040
Johanna Levallius
We becomes me: personality change after group-therapy for eating disorder

054
Kai Leitemo
The development of trainee and trainer group therapists/analysts during one year of group analytic training: A process-outcome study of interpersonal problems, therapist factors and group processes

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

187
Bill Roller
New film series on group process research: group dynamics and the new heroism; the ethical alternative to the Stanford Prison Experiment

Chair:
Avi Berman

193
Estela V. Welldon
The therapeutic challenge group analytic therapy applied to those “excluded and misunderstood” from and by society

006
Klaus Hoffmann
Group analysis and forensics – foundations and clinical practice

Chair:
Paula Carvalho

088 (1)
Paula Carvalho, Jutta Gliem (EGATIN), Kate Bradshaw Tauvon (IAGP), Robi Friedman (GASi), Gila Ofer (EFPP), Göran Ahlin (IAGP)
Crossing borders in group analytic training – round table with: EGATIN, GASi, IAGP and EFPP

Chair:
Aila Kauranen

013
Sarah Tucker, Amelie Noack
Leadership and authority in groups: two new concepts

Chair:
Isaura Manso Neto

178
Tony Hamburger, Assie Gildenhuys
Re-thinking ”role-palying” as an extended group analytic training method for community based facilitators

038
Anastasios Koukis
One group analysis or many? Quantum theory and mathematical symmetry/ asymmetry perspectives in the group-analytic group

Chair:
Georg Hess

BALINT

096
Nuno Florencio
Balint groups – training and research groups of the doctor-patient relationship

Chair:
Sarah Tyerman

066
Ioannis Nikolis, Fotios Giotakis
Patients with cancer in analytic groups

055
Silvia Formentin, Angelo Silvestri
Feeling, standing, dreaming: Psychodynamic observing function and therapeutic effects in a group for cocaine addiction

184
David Glyn, Peter Zelaskowski
Writing the group – a phenomenographic workshop

118
Maria Papanastassiou, Alan Larney
Group analytically informed Balint groups

139
Claudia Arlo
DBT and group psychotherapy: an integrative lens

191
John Schlapobersky, Svein Tjelta
Making a difference to difference two group analytic authors interview each other about words in group analysis

045
Liat Warhaftig Aran
Crossing the border to uncharted waters – the contribution of group analysis to the working through of love and passion

025 (1)
Angela Schmidt-Bernhardt
Creative writing in group analysis

229
Anne Mccarthy
Culturally induced shame in pregnancy a group analytic response

070
Roberta Mineo, Andreas Silva
Closing borders and opening boundaries

063 (1)
Peter Potthoff, Michael, Lacher, Fotini Tilkeridou-Wolf, Dominique Mylona, Nikos Lamnidis, Sofia Maria Moraitu
Workshop on psychoanalysis and group analysis

144 (1)
Marina Mojovic, Marita Barthel-Rösing
Group analytic “music” in harmony and disruptions across GASi landscapes. Listening, playing, reflecting & dreaming the future of relationships among our fields

007
Monique Leferink op Reinink
Crossing borders: how the body shapes the mind

Chairs:
Regine Scholz
John Schlapobersky

working with REFUGEES

100
Ulrike Kluge, Jens Preil
How does group work in Arabic?

Closing Panel

Chair:
Helga Felsberger

working with CHILDREN

126
Katrin Stumptner
Curriculum development for group analysis with children and adolescents. A transgenerational group process from 2006-14 between members of six German speaking IGAs

094
MJ Maher
Grandparents – anchoring new generation

Closing Panel

Chair:
Gordon Gunnarsen

RESEARCH

073
Angela Sordano
Crossing identities: the birth of new potential self configurations in the adolescent group treatment. A qualitative research

087
Elizabeth O‘Connor
Supervisors‘ experiences of evaluating psychotherapy trainees

Chair:
Pam Kleinot

working with VIOLENCE

188
Bill Roller
Definitions of terror: Fort Hood and cross-cultural empathy applied to US drone strikes

Closing Panel

Chair:
Paula Carvalho

088 (2)
Paula Carvalho, Jutta Gliem (EGATIN), Kate Bradshaw Tauvon (IAGP), Robi Friedman (GASi), Gila Ofer (EFPP), Göran Ahlin (IAGP)
Crossing borders in group analytic training – round table with: EGATIN, GASi, IAGP and EFPP

Chair:
Stephan Heyne

169
Christine Thornton
Towards a group analytic praxis working with teams / in organisations

068
Corina Grace
Endings and loss in mergers and acquisitions: An exploration of group analytic theory

Chair:
Hanna Reinhardt-Bork

107
Ido Peleg, Marit Joffe-Millstein, Ilana Kremer
A staff ongoing large group in a psychiatric hospital – 4 years of experience

014
Cosmin Chita
Many groups for many – one group for all

Chair:
Ole Karkov
Oestergaard

RESEARCH

162 (2)
Ulrich Schultz-Venrath
Mentalization-based Group Therapies (MBT-G) in comparison with Psychodynamic Group Therapies (PDGT)

Chair:
Mary Spreng

165
Werner Beck
”The Tao in group analysis” with a video presentation

160
Kevin Power
Primordial memories eternally present: our primordial experience examined as the elemental experience for humanity – and group analysis

053
Alexandros Argyropoulos
Archetypes at work: Using an object in a group-analytic group

031
David Glyn, Regine Scholz, Tija Despotovic, Bessi Karagianni, Denisa Schukova
GASi summer school bridging workshop

134
Anca Ditroi, Bruce Oppenheimer
Crossing borders and being crossed: the matrix of conference

120
Johanna Winkler
Application and further development of group therapy mediated by several interpreters for refugee patients from different cultural backgrounds

235
Mogens Petersen
Nighttrain to Berlin – a workshop on Heglian logic and group-analysis

025 (2)
Angela Schmidt-Bernhardt
Creative writing in group analysis

063 (2)
Peter Potthoff, Michael Lacher, Fotini Tilkeridou-Wolf, Dominique Mylona, Nikos Lamnidis, Sofia Maria Moraitu
Workshop on psychoanalysis and group analysis

144 (2)
Marina Mojovic, Marita Barthel-Rösing
Group analytic ”music” in harmony and disruptions across GASI landscapes. Listening, playing, reflecting & dreaming the future of relationships among our fields

017
Michael Tait
An exploration of the meaning of boundary