International 6th Scientific PAIP Conference
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With great pleasure we announce
International 6th Scientific PAIP Conference
Psychotherapy - practice, science and passion
to be held on January 13-15, 2012 in Cracow,
Poland.
Psychotherapy - practice, science and passion
Research and clinical practice are two pillars of psychotherapy and two equal but needing each other sources of its progress.
The upcoming Conference is meant to be dedicated to these two: research on psychotherapy and the contribution of the clinicians. It will be dedicated to the scientific dimension of the passion.
Psychotherapy is my passion, may say many of the psychotherapists. Psychotherapy
research is my passion, will the scientists state. Although psychotherapy is a
dynamically developing branch of science, the field of scientific research remains
unfamiliar to the clinicians, while the researchers keep some distance from the
clinical practice. The things do not have to be that way. Meeting and exchange
between these two groups shall create a new quality, beneficials for psychotherapists,
researchers and in result for the patients. Fascinating research on the
psychotherapists' actual work is the field, where these worlds can meet.
Let us meet.
Our guest of honour will be professor Alfred Pritz from Vienna, the visionary pointing the new ways of psychotherapy development, co – author of the psychotherapist profession as we know it, the founder of the first Psychotherapy University in Europe. Other foreign guests developing our research discipline are also expected.
Presentation of psychotherapy research and psychotherapeutic skills workshops will be the core of our meeting. Scientific curiosity, joint search for the truth, community of those who teach and those who learn, experiencing the unknown, sharing fascinations, professional exchange and the atmosphere of openness are the values that used to connect the previous conferences of our Association.
Psychotherapists, people training in psychotherapy, researchers, future scientists, future psychotherapists and everyone who is interested in psychotherapy as a science, practice or a form of help, are warmly welcome.
Under Honorary Auspices
of the Sigmunt Freud University, Wien
Under Honorary Auspices
of the European Association for Psychotherapy
Under Auspices
of the Polish Federation Psychotherapy
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Programme
The focus of the Conference is to promote dialogue among the participants as well as broadening scientific knowledge. The Conference format of plenary lectures, interactive small groups, workshops, coffee breaks and other social activities, provides an opportunity for participants to communicate with and learn about and share with each other.
The conference languages are English and Polish.
Conference Agenda
Friday, Jan
13th
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9.00-9.20 |
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Conference opening. Introductory speech of authorities' representative |
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9.20-10.20 |
Alfred Pritz (European Association for Psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud University, Wien) |
Politics and the identity of Psychotherapists in Europe – current problems - plenary lecture |
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10.20-10.30 |
Alfred Pritz (European Association for Psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud University, Wien), Andrzej Nehrebecki (Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy) |
Awarding ceremomy - handing over certificates and recommendations of the Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy by Alfred Pritz, general seceretary of the European Association for Psychotherapy and Andrzej Nehrebecki, president of PAIP |
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10.30-11.00 |
Coffee break
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11.00-13.00 |
Omar Gelo (European Association for Psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud University, Wien) |
What is psychotherapy science? – plenary lecture |
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13.00-14.00 |
Lunch
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14.00-15.30 |
Dan Pokorny (Universitat Ulm) |
Joy of psychotherapy research– plenary presentation |
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15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break
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16.00-18.00 / 18.30 |
Workshops
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Michał Duda & Joanna Dulińska (Process Psychology Institute, Warsaw) |
Three dimensions of reality in psychotherapy based on process oriented psychology |
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Alina Henzel-Korzeniowska (Cracow Circle of the New Lacanian School) |
Understanding symptom in neurosis – Lacanian approach |
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Jacek Lelonkiewicz (Brief Therapy Centre, Łódź) |
Model of Brief Solution Focused Therapy – is it possible to help someone in such a short period of time? |
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Benedykt Peczko (Polish NLP Institute, Warsaw) |
Methods of Neuro-linguistic psychotherapy (NLPt)in couple therapy |
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19.00 |
Social meeting
at the restaurant
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Saturday,
Jan 14th
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Time |
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8.00-8.15 |
Milena Karlińska-Nehrebecka, Alicja Heyda, Andrzej Nehrebecki, Dagmara Kuczyńska-Ginko, Stanisława Kufel |
An impact of primary profession of psychotherapist on psychotherapy effectiveness and psychotherapeutic competencies– research results |
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8.30-10.00 |
Representatives of Polish psychotherapy societies |
Presentation of different views of polish psychotherapy represenatives concerning regulation of psychotherapeutic profession and professional standards.
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10.00-10.30 |
Coffee break
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10.30-13.00 |
Alfred Pritz (Sigmund Freud University, Wien), representatives of Polish psychotherapy societies |
Future of Polish psychotherapy – panel discussion moderated by Alfred Pritz. |
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13.00-14.00 |
Lunch
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14.00-15.30 |
Andrzej Nehrebecki (Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy) |
Integrative systemic psychotherapy – live clinical presentation with commentaries |
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15.30-16.00 |
Coffee break
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16.00-19.00 |
Peter Schuetz (Sigmund Freud University, Wien) |
NLP - New Laughing Program. Plenary workshop |
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20.00 |
Informal party at the seat of
Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy
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Sunday,
Jan 15th
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Time |
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9.00-11.00 |
Oral presentations
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9.00-9.30 |
Milena Karlińska-Nehrebecka, Chris Evans, Andrzej Nehrebecki, Ewa Karmińska, Marta Brachowicz, Alicja Heyda |
Validation of the Polish version of CORE-OM (Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation Outcome Measure |
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9.30-10.00 |
Alicja Heyda (Oncology Institute, Gliwice) |
Where all worlds meet. New form of psychosomatotherapy for oncological patients |
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10.00-10.30 |
Małgorzata Chodak (Jagiellonian University Hospital, Cracow) |
Mother weeping after child loss.Psychotherapy of attachment and body sensations |
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10.30-11.00 |
Dagmara Kuczyńska-Ginko, Anna Biesiada (Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy) |
Our thoughts create our lives. Stoics' idea in the background of oxidative phosphorylation and mitochondrial record of life and death |
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11.00-11.30 |
Coffee break Poster session |
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1. Urszula Baran |
„Therapeutic camel” - psychotherapist caught by patient with borderline personality disorder |
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2. Zuzanna Frydrych |
Creative techniques and methods supporting reinforcement of the motivation and development of therapeutic alliance in the first period of therapy.Case study of the two women with attachment disorder |
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3. Ewa Karmińska |
Presentation of the patient suffering from postpartum depression in systemic integrative psychotherapy model |
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4. Ewa Kempska |
Uncover the hidden.Family therapy in integrative systemic psychotherapy modality |
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5. Małgorzata Kotula – Śliwa |
For you, Mum, I will hate my Daddy.Case study of a systemically entangled patient |
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6. Agata Pawlicka |
Treating food as an enemy. What will fate do with us if we are not willing to accept it? |
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7. Paweł Polnik |
Intensification of Borderline symptomatology after psychiatric medication – a case study |
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8. Marzena Szarecka |
Where are you Mum?Integrative psychotherapy of social phobia |
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9. Sylwia Wojtysiak |
Life and death as one. Psychotherapy of a patient grieving after loosing her son and her mother |
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10. Sylwia Woronowicz, Marta Karpińska-Makowska |
Suzannah in grief. Neurolinguistic psychotherapy of 24 years old grivieng woman –a case study. |
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11.30-13.20 |
Oral presentations |
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11.30-12.00 |
Agnieszka Widera-Wysoczańska |
Complex and chronic trauma, complex diagnosis and multidimensional psychotherapyof patients after childhood traumas |
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12.00.-12.30 |
Urszula Wojciechowska-Jaworska |
Love as unceasing source of psychotherapists’ effectiveness –clinical experience in the context of literature review |
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12.30-12.50 |
Bernarda Bereza |
Applicability of research on depressed patients' attachment to parents |
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12.50-13.20 |
Barbara Gojżewska |
Positive psychology and neurolinguistic psychotherapy in work with dysfunctional families |
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13.20-13.50 |
Coffee break vote of the conference participants for the best oral and poster presentation, meeting of PAIP committee to choose the best poster presentation |
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13.50-14.00 |
Anna Antoniewicz, Joanna Dziedziul |
Poster reporter session. Awarding the authors of the best oral and poster presentation |
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14.00 -14.15 |
Formal closing of the conference |
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Scientific Committee
Honorary President: Univ. Prof. Dr. Alfred Pritz, Sigmund Freud University- Alicja Heyda, M.A.
- Małgorzata Chodak, M.A.
- Dagmara Kuczyńska-Ginko, M.D.
- Stanisława Kufel, M.A.
- Milena Karlińska-Nehrebecka, M.A.
- Andrzej Nehrebecki, M.A.
- Eliza Sobuta, Ph.D.
- Joanna Dziedziul, M.A.
Organising Committee
- Anna Antoniewicz, Ph.D. - chair
- Marta Rzezak, M.A.
- Adriana Ficht, M.A.
- Jakub Bieniecki, M.A.
- Michał Świeboda, M.A.
- Sylwia Dybiec, M.A.
- Katarzyna Kęsicka, M.SSc.
- Magdalena Bobik, M.A.
- Marta Kowalska, M.A.
Conference Venue
The Conference will take place in Cracow, in International Cultural Centre at 25, Rynek Główny and in the seat of the Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy at 6, Pocieszka str.Why Cracow?
Cracow is one of the largest and oldest cities in Poland, with a population over 700,000. The historic centre of Cracow, the former capital of Poland, is situated at the foot of the Royal Wawel Castle. The 13th-century merchants' town has Europe's largest market square and numerous historical houses, palaces and churches with their magnificent interiors. Further evidence of the town's fascinating history is provided by the remnants of the 14th-century fortifications and the medieval site of Kazimierz with its ancient synagogues in the southern part of town, Jagiellonian University and the Gothic Cathedral where the kings of Poland were buried.
Cracow has traditionally been one of the leading centres of Polish scientific, cultural and artistic life. As the former national capital with a history encompassing more than a thousand years, the city remains the spiritual heart of Poland. It is a major attraction for local and international tourists, attracting seven million visitors annually. Famous landmarks include the Main Market Square with St. Mary's Basilica and the Sukiennice Cloth Hall, the Wawel Castle, the National Art Museum, the Zygmunt Bell at the Wawel Cathedral, and the medieval St Florian's Gate with the Barbican along the Royal Coronation Route. In 1978, UNESCO added the historic centre of Cracow, which includes the Old Town, Kazimierz and the Wawel Castle to the list of World Heritage Sites.
To find more about Cracow take a look at: www.krakow.pl or www.krakow-info.com
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Registration
On-line registration
To register for active or passive participation please fill in the registration form.
Fees
- Before 31 October 2011: 115 EUR (60 EUR for PTPI or PFP members)
- After 31 October 2011: 140 EUR (115 EUR for PTPI or PFP members)
- Paying on the conference: 150 EUR (125 EUR for PTPI or PFP members)
- Qualified speakers: 50 EUR
- 50% discount for full time students and persons over 65
- 50% discount for the person accompanying a conference participant (discount from the price paid by the participant)
- Conference fee for the qualified speakers is the discount fee
- The discount concerns PAIP or PFP members who have paid all the fees to year 2011 inclusive
- Full time students and participants over 65 are entitled to uniform discount fee
- The discounts do not cumulate
- The fee includes conference materials, tea, coffee and refreshments on the party
- Participants can make use of the ‘mattress standard’ accomomodation in the Polish Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy in the discount price 20 PLN per person
Payment
Please transfer to:
Polskie Towarzystwo Psychoterapii Integratywnej
ul. Pocieszka 6, 31-408 Kraków,
KONTO: ING Bank Śląski PL27 1050 1445 1000 0023 0991 4006
KOD SWIFT: INGBPLPW
with reference: 6th scientific conference and the participant’s name
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Call for presentations
The deadline for presentation submission has been delayed until30th November 2011.
Authors are invited to submit papers presenting empirical quantitative or qualitative psychotherapy research (i.e. case study, grounded theory etc), covering range of theoretical problems, methodological issues, relations between psychotherapy and other sciences, philosophical and cultural topics related to psychotherapy.
Empirical research paper/presentation should contain:
- research aim and hypotheses (for quantitative research),
- research structure section and reasons for using this particular methodology,
- methods and procedures section,
- main result and conclusion, especially further research or practical implications.
Theoretical/literature review should contain:
- fundamental review aim,
- argumentation leading to the choice of literature and its critical analysis,
- main review results and conclusions, especially further research or practical implications.
Poster session
Authors are invited to submit posters presenting qualitative psychotherapy studies (i.e. case study, grounded theory etc). Information concerning maximum poster size to appear soon. During the poster session the participants will choose the best poster which will be honoured with Special Prize of Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy.
Qualification will be based on the submitted abstract. It should contain aim of the study, methods and material, results and conclusions and contain no more than 350 words.
The Organisational Committee reserves the right to revise and possibly shorten the content of submissions.