Vol 23, No 1, March 2019

• Editorial Courtenay Young
• Letter to/from Editor
• The Correlation between Plastic Surgery and Self-Esteem in Iranian Females Seyed Mahdi Mousavi, with Mojgan Beitaneh & Maryam Didehdar Ardebil
• Effectiveness of Psycho-education and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Students with Symptoms of Depression and Low Adaptability Skills Josevy Avena-Taguibao
• What Do They Really Think? A Qualitative Study of Group CBT and Group Information and Support for Depressed Adults Lucy Moore, Alan Carr, James McFadden, Greg O’Sullivan & Ellen Butler
• Hypnotherapy for the Combination of Sleepwalking and Sleep Terrors in an Adult: A Case Report Hannu Lauerma
• Clinical outcomes in the routine evaluation of psychotherapy given by trainees: Effects on clients’ inter-personal problems and psychological symptoms Helene Ybrandt, Kristina Berglund, Catharina Strid, Marie Kivi & Jens Knutsson
• What is Psycho-Organic Analysis? A description of the therapeutic space between body and psyche Marc Tocquet

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Vol 22, No 2 (2018)

International Journal of Psychotherapy : Vol 22, No 2 (July 2018

• Article 0 Editorial
• Article 1 Quantum Healing - A Super Placebo? A randomised controlled study in patients with affective problems Manuela Pietza, Harald Walach & Stefan Schmidt
• Article 2 The Relationship of Attachment Styles to Quad-Model Dimensions and Primary Capacities Yildiz Öztan Ulusoy
• Article 3 The Ethics of Vision in Psychotherapy Otto Vevatne

Vol 22, No 1 (2018)

International Journal of Psychotherapy : Vol 22, No 1 (March 2018

• Article 0 Editorial
• Article 1 On Creating a "Virtual Miracle" in Couples Therapy: Two Case Examples Leslie H. Margolin
• Article When 'Holding Meakes Sense': Therapy for delusions and hallucinations Claudia Morrow
• Article 3 The Central Role of Attention in Psychotherapy Paul B. Whittemore
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Ethics Symposium Vienna February 2018

Report from the EAP Symposium “Ethics in Psychotherapy” Sunday: 25-Feb-2018, in SFU Vienna The Ethical Guidelines Committee initiated this Symposium once again to bring the ethical questions in psychotherapy more into the light. There have been EAP events before, such as “Teaching Ethics” in 2006 or the 2011 3-country Symposium in Vienna, when a proposal for a seminar on Ethics was developed, which aimed to produce the content framework for ethics seminars as a part of psychotherapy trainings and produce suggestions how to develop a national legal framework which might apply to the practice of psychotherapy. Almost a decade later, this EAP Symposium “Ethics in Psychotherapy 2018” was organized to highlight the contemporary situation and ...

Trip of Ukrainian Delegation to Vienna

Photo-report (in epistolary-reflexive genre) of the member of Secretariat of UUAP Mr. Andrii Molodorych about the trip of Ukrainian delegation of psychotherapists-volunteers in a sphere of psychological help to the participants of Maydan and ATO (anti-terroristic operation), refugees from Ukrainian Umbrella Association of Psychotherapy to Vienna (Austria) for the invitation of European Association for Psychotherapy Trip Ukrainian Delegation to Vienna (Nov 2016) (pdf, 7.722,7 KB)

War and Psychotherapy – Latvian social & rehabilitation camp for Ukrainian colleagues

The Latvian National Awarding Organisation (LPA) organised a social and rehabilitation camp for Ukrainian colleagues in 2015. Please have a look at the power point presentation providing more information about this activity. Download Powerpoint (12 MB) WAR AND PSYCHOTHERAPY During the heightened events of the war zone in Ukraine ukrainian psychotherapists working as volunteers. Such intensive work conditions as victims as well as assisting affects not only the physical, but also mental health. Latvian Psychotherapy Association organized two summer camps for psycho-emotional rehabilitation of Ukrainian psychotherapists who have more than a year worked intensively hostilities in the region. The aim of the camp was to help the Ukrainian psychotherapists rework the traumatic experience, reduce burnout syndrome risks, and restore healthy physical and psycho-emotional condition to be able to return to their land t

Vienna Declaration dated 6th of December 2014 “Crisis in the Ukraine – psychotherapeutic approaches”

Declaration: We, the below signing professionals, participants in the Conference “Crisis in Ukraine-psychotherapeutic approaches” want to declare: Psychotherapy is aimed to help people to regain psychological wellbeing and restore mental health. Our work is guided by strong ethical guidelines, that are based on human rights and not subdued to political ideology or belief systems. We support our colleague psychotherapists in their ongoing work wherever this takes place. Under no circumstances our work must be used in favour of any war, whether in its preparation or contributing to ongoing processes of military actions.

Heward Wilkinson – EAP Honorary Membership & Farewell from EAP

At the EAP Board meetings in Vienna on February 14th and 15th, 2014 Heward Wilkinson retired from his functions within the EAP. After more than 20 years being active in the association, Heward felt it was time to say good-bye. Heward was one of the few members of the EAP Board who represented both a National Umbrella Organisation (UKCP) and a European-wide Awarding Organisation (European Association for Integrative Psychotherapy). For this reason, during his representation Heward participated in various EAP Committees and acquired a broad knowledge of EAP procedures and policies. Heward's precise thinking, his wisdom, his breadth of knowledge of psychotherapy and his skill with language, meant that his contributions in difficult or complex discussions, were hugely influential. The EAP will sorely miss his expertise and his enthusiasm. To honour his achievements for the EAP, the Board unanimously agreed to grant Honorary Membership to him. During the meeting of the European-wide Orga

EAP Newsletter Vol. 4 – ECP holders-EAP individual members, April 2013

EAP Newsletter Vol. 4 - April 2013 (pdf, 637,9 KB)