Zusammenfassung: Taras Levin berichtet in diesem Gespräch über den Beginn des Krieges in der Ukraine, die Situation der Menschen, seine persönliche wie auch berufliche Situation. Seit Beginn des Krieges organisiert die Association of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists in Ukraine (APPU) regelmäßig eine gut funktionierende Unterstützung durch Supervisionen für die therapeutischen Fachkräfte im Sandwich-Modell, dass vor allem von Kolleg:innen aus Israel (Robi Friedman) online durchgeführt wird. Taras Levin betont, dass die gruppenanalytischen Gruppen während des Krieges sehr gut funktionieren, denn sie gebenden Teilnehmenden Halt, Verständnis und Unterstützung. Im März 2024 fand eine große internationale online Konferenz mit dem Titel »Gedanken und Träume« statt, an der ukrainische, wie auch internationale Kolleg:innen teilnahmen.
Schlüsselwörter: Krieg in der Ukraine, Supervision für therapeutische Fachkräfte im Krieg, das Sandwich-Modell, Gruppenanalyse im Krieg, Online-Konferenz»Gedanken und Träume« (Thoughts and Dreams)
19th - 21st September 2025 in Frankfurt/Main
An understanding for group analytical processes and the development of concepts for diverse settings have proven very effective when working with groups of children and adolescents, both within the therapeutic and pedagogic fields. In the past 20 years experiences in this work have been shared and evaluated at annual workshops in German- speaking Europe. It seems timely, therefore, to create a second international forum, which can profit from the insights of even more participants from different countries.
www.kindergruppenanalyse.de. Participants: max.100
Participation fee:
Early Bird: € 270 for registration by 30th June 2025 Members of GaKiJu: € 300
Non Members: € 320
Students: € 120
Students of UASF: € 30
Free Cancellation until 31st July 2025
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For further questions or information contact:
Furi Khabirpour, E-Mail: furi@khabirpour.de
In this article, I explore the common resistances to online group analysis and group therapy and bring arguments to support the use of online settings for analytic groups. The arguments are based on theoretical, practical, experimental and experiential perspectives. Online groups are not supposed to replace in-person meetings and he article advocates an integrative model that benefits from both the online and in-person options. A comparison is made between the early arguments by individual psychoanalysts against group analysis and current arguments against online group analysis. Perhaps such resistance shows there is nothing new under the sun.
Group Analysis outlines how clinical group analysis can re-establish itself as a leading paradigm for group psychotherapy. Group Analysis: A Modern Synthesis will be essential reading for all group psychotherapists in practice and in training. It will also appeal to students of group analytic psychotherapy.
Enclosed is a flyer announcing the book with a discount code.
Second international workshop for group analysis with children and adolescents.
The theme of this workshop will be Identity Crises in a Changing World.
It will take place from Friday 19th till Sunday 21st September 2025 on the premises of the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences: Nibelungen Platz 1, 60318 Frankfurt am Main.
Focused Group Analytic Psychotherapy. An Integration of Clinical Experience and Research
Steinar Lorentzen, University of Oslo, Norway
This practical text lays out a new form of focused, time- limited group analytic psychotherapy, built on new and existing research, and integrating clinical experience from across the field.
Presented in three parts, Focused Group Analytic Psychotherapy clearly introduces the therapeutic approach, fully explores all the elements involved, from considering suitable patients to composing the group and the role of the therapist, and provides an in-depth examination of clinical quality assurance, research and the integration of supervision. Peppered with examples and vignettes from carefully designed research by the author and others, the chapters demonstrate how this approach can be used in group therapy with patients facing specific psychological problems, symptomatic distress and/or a problematic relationship to self or others.
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EGATIN is a network of organizations which offer training programmes in Group Analysis.
By enabling the exchange of experiences and knowledge between the members, EGATIN tries to contribute to keeping the high standards in group analytic training programmes among EGATIN members, in Europe and beyond.
EGATIN also helps to facilitate the development and extension of training in group analysis in countries where such training is not provided.
