A psychotherapy method offering insight and solutions to a variety of problems. Issues related to the history of a family, or other systems, are processed in order to gain understanding and well being. Impossible to undo our past, but we can release its heavy impact! Areas to be explored: Relations, Health, Work, Finances, Life Purpose.
For a small group (max. 15 persons) providing the opportunity to examine a specific system in depth. Participants may do two things: Investigate their own system and be active observers for others, in 4 sessions of approximately 45 minutes each. It’s a learning experience, addressed to: Individuals or couples, parents, educators, health workers and anyone interested in community involvement.
Facilitator: Dr P. Vyras, medical practitioner-psychiatrist and psychotherapist (ECP-EAP). A systemic trainer (EFTA) and certified for applied psychosynthesis. Associated with the “Psychiatric Hospital of Attica” in Greece, with over 30 years of experience in group processes and trainings, worldwide.
Qualifications:
European Certificate Psychotherapy
Family Therapy
Systems psychology and family therapy examine relationships within a group of people: Couples, families, organizations. The purpose is to nurture change, for individuals who are part of that group and for the whole system. We all exist and grow within systems of a powerful influence that determine how we live, relate to others and develop. Every person is a reflection of relations: “Horizontal” which concern the present time and “vertical” pointing to the history of a system: Family, nation, civilization. The aim for creating a representation is to demonstrate one’s unique position in a given system and to see how that position is mirrored within oneself. It’s an event designed to show the bonds between individuals and their family, or other group, revealing the specific order and laws which govern such relationships.
By registering every participant agrees that anything witnessed or said during the Workshop remains confidential. No reference shall be made (afterwards) to names or other description of persons, except for events. It’s agreed to show respect and mutual acceptance, in order to ensure understanding and safety in the group. Also, to avoid any words or actions that may give others the feeling of being threatened.
(Chatham House Rule)
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Telephone:
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