ALLIANCE AND SYMPOSIA OF UKRAINIAN AND EUROPEAN PSYCHOTHERAPISTS
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| UUAP AND EAP ALLIANCE
In October 2022, at the invitation of the then President of EAP Patricia Hunt FRSA, senior members of the Executive of the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) started to meet regularly with senior members of the Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapy (UUAP). The aim was, and still is, to provide support to Ukrainian Psychotherapists in this terrible time of war. When EAP asked “What help can we give you?”, the answer was “Please help us to organise Symposiums for Ukrainian Psychotherapists to support them in their work during the war”.
Board members of the Alliance
| special issue of the International Journal for Psychotherapy
Dear colleagues, we invite you to have a look at the special issue of the International Journal of Psychotherapy dedicated to Ukraine.
Marzena Rusanowska, Co-Editor of the journal, wrote in the Editorial, that this issue is truly special and holds a profound place in her heart. Working alongside the authors and contributing to these articles has been a personal journey of healing from the fear, terror, and trauma of the war in Ukraine. The creation of this issue was fueled by the sheer energy of determined and suffering hearts.
The International Journal of Psychotherapy is a peer-reviewed, scientific journal and is published three times a year by the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP).
We are also sharing with you a beautiful film recorded by our Ukrainian colleagues — supervisors and psychotherapists — who are the authors of the articles published in this issue.
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| SCHEDULE: 7th SYMPOSIUM
All times given are Central European Time (CET)
First session
9:30am - 11:10am CET
9:25am
Introduction to the Technical Details of the Symposium
9:30am
Opening Addresses
Patricia Hunt FRSA, Chair of the Ukrainian and European Psychotherapy Alliance, Former President of the European Association for Psychotherapy
Professor Alexander Filts, President of the Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapy
9:50am
"How Three Years of War have Changed Us (Results of Empirical Research of Ukrainian Psychotherapists)"
Larysa Didkovska, President of the Ukrainian Association of Gestalt Therapy
10:30am
"Life and Survival in Times of Exhaustion, Grief and Loss of Hope"
Oleksandr Mironenko, Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapy
11:10am
Coffee Break
second session
11:20am - 12:50pm CET
11:20am
Large Therapy Group
Conducted by Professor Eugenijus Laurinaitis (European Association for Psychotherapy) and Professor Roman Kechur (Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapy)
12.50pm
Lunch
third session
1:15pm - 4:00pm CET
1:15pm
“Renewed Hope in the Face of Burnout”
Nathalie Robelot-Timtchenko, Founder and Executive Director of First Aid of the Soul
2:00pm
“Psychotherapy on the Path to Trans-culturalism in Times of War”
Volodymyr Karikash (Ukrainian Association of Positive Psychotherapy) and Liudmyla Moskalenko (President of the Ukrainian Association of Positive Psychotherapy)
2:30pm
Small Group Discussions
3.00pm
Round Table of all Speakers
Moderators:
Olena Stupak (Head of the Psychodrama Section of the UUAP) and Patricia Hunt FRSA
4:00pm
Close of the Symposium
SIXTH UUAP and EAP Joint Online Symposium
“The Role ow Women in the Time of War”
| PAST EVENTS
Our Sixth Symposium included a Sociodrama, which was conducted by two experts in the field of Sociodrama in Ukraine – Olena Stupak and Anastasia Sklyaruk. More than 1200 delegates registered for the Symposium from Ukraine, and from all over the World.
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UUAP AND EAP ALLIANCE
Ukrainian And European Psychotherapy Alliance Seventh Symposium
“Times of War and Uncertainty: Mental Exhaustion, Loss, Grief, and Positive Developments in Psychotherapy”
CONTACT PERSON
For any additional requirements contact:
Technical manager Martin Vitkus
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Call us from the European Union or if you want to speak English: 00 370 686 96520 (Martin)
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Call us from Ukraine or if you want to speak Ukrainian: 00 380 977 667526 (Roksolana)