Towards Comprehensive Treatment of Psychotic Disorders: The Road to Evidence Based Individual and Group Psychotherapy of Psychosis

Organised by ISPS Croatia and the Croatian Medical Association

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"Psychosis and multiple therapeutic interventions"

Key note speakers, Anne Brun (Lyon), Philippa Garety (London), Serge Boulguy (Geneva), Lucienne Peiry (Lausanne)

Topics : Symbolisation, Avatar-therapy, Psychiatric care and Art brut

Workshops : psychodrama, mouvement therapy during acute and chronic phase, cold wet sheet packs, group therapy, art therapy

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Themes: Psychotherapy of Psychoses, social approaches, group therapies and psychodynamic approaches.

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'SENSE OF THE SELF AND PSYCHOSIS'

In partnership with the School of Existential Psychotherapy Gaetano Benedetti of Perugia, La Redancia group, CSS and LIPsiM.

The convention is ECM accredited by CSS Formazione Provider AGENAS

Further information: https://convegnonazionaleisps.eu

Scientific Committee:
Presidents: Giovanni: Giusto, Maurizio Peciccia
Mario Amore, Roberto Carrozzino, Paolo Catanzaro, Carmelo Conforto, Antonio Maria Ferro, Claudia Mazzeschi, Andrea Narracci, Federico Russo, Marco Vaggi, Vittorio Carlo Valenti, Caterina Vecchiato

Organizational Committee:
coordinator Milena Meistro milena.meistro@redancia.net
Brero Gabriella, Livia Buratta, Luca Gavazza, Beatrice Maggiali, Simona Masnata, Federica Olivieri, Leonardo Boccone, Alessandra Romby, Sivia Findanno, Costanzo Cassullo (costanzo.cassullo@redancia.it), Giovanni Folco.

Organizing secretariat:
Css srl dr.ssa Milena Meistro milena.meistro@redancia.net

Conference venue:
Conference room of the La Tolda Health Center of Varazze, in the province of Savona, in Via Piave 72 (Italy)

The ISPS-US 17th Annual Meeting will be November 9-11, 2018, in historic Philadelphia at the Courtyard by Marriott Downtown.

Further information: http://www.isps-us.org

For more details please contact Alexey Koryoukin koryoukin@yandex.ru

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Stranger in the City - On the circular relationship between alienation and psychosis and the healing power of human reconnection

Psychosis is more common in big cities, defragmented neighborhoods and among migrants living apart. Why?

In this conference epidemiologic researchers, cultural scientists, clinicians  and people with psychotic experiences and their families will discuss to answer this question and what to do about it.

Contact: info@ispsnederlandvlaanderen.nl

www.isps2019rtm.org