Co-author "When work hurts", "change strategies, 16 therapeutic prescriptions".

Claude de Scorraille

Psychologist, psychotherapist and lact co-founder of which she is the president. She heads the OCD clinic and anxious disorders in partnership with the European Center The OCD Clinic. It teaches and trained by the web at the clinic of the relationship within the Lact International School. Within the CSAPA in Montreuil, she has a consultation specializing in addiction disorders. It is co-author of several works and regularly gives conferences.

Robert Neuburger

Robert Neuburger is a psychiatrist, couple and family therapist. He drives training and supervisions in different executives. He is the author of numerous works translated into several languages, including "the other requests", "the family myth", "family rituals", "families who have their heads upside down, relive after a family trauma "," Exist, the most intimate and fragile of feelings and, recently, "writing your mother, looking for lost love" ...

Humanism and constructivism

Any psychotherapeutic approach contains a vision of the human being. This appears to be most clearly through the purpose attributed to the approach considered. The same situations can give rise to different interpretations which depend on the mental tool used by observer, the way in which he builds his reality. 

Certain readings are dehumanizing which consider humans as "sick" machines that it will be a question of repairing. 

A humanist vision will consist in taking into account the fact that, in a natural way, the human being is capable of creativity and, in particular, confronted with difficult situations. Why, faced with certain situations, have the patients we meet not find solutions if not to generate symptoms to signify their mental suffering?  

The objective of therapeutic work will not be centered on symptoms, often qualified today as "diseases", but to allow them to find their lost authrapeutic capacities. This last point will be developed during the meeting.

Alessandro Bartoletti

Psychologist, psychotherapist, doctor of philosophy, essayist and speaker in brief strategic psychotherapy, director of IPPS - Institute of Psychology and Strategic Psychotherapy of Rome. 

Author of many works, including:

Fear of illness. Brief strategic psychotherapy of Hypocondria ”, (with Giorgio Nardone), 2023.

The strategic learner. How to quickly solve study problems (French translation 'the Strategist' student), 2013.

Bad and naughty thoughts. Taboo obsessions: how to get rid of them. Francoangeli, 2019.

Panic, anxiety and fear. A strategic guide for courageous aspirants. Francoangeli, 2021.

Strategish student: Overcoming the student's blockage thanks to brief strategic therapy

The seminar will address the blocking of studies from the angle of short -term strategic psychotherapy: how it works and how to overcome it.

The 5 psychological profiles of blocked students and their various attempts at solutions will be presented, as well as creative stratagems to transform the duty to study in pleasure to study.

Jean-Paul Gaillard

Psychologist, systemic therapist of the family and couple, full member of the French Society of Family Therapy (SFTF) and the European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) He is also an honorary professor of universities, and co -founded the Third System Institute generation (IS3G).

Gaillard JP. 2023. (9th éd . Increased) Children and adolescents in changing: user manual for the little ones, educators, teachers and therapists. ESF Publisher Paris - Translation in Italian and Spanish language.
Gaillard JP 2018: Children and adolescents in great difficulty: the Sociotherapeutic Revolution. ESF publisher. Spanish translation

A causal problem

The complex point of view does not "see" humans, the artefacts they create and the societies in which they move, therefore draws them, only through their couplings, through the different types of interaction which connect indefinitely, vertically (between genetics and history) and horizontally (between disturbances and destruction) ... As it is true that a human does not exist and therefore is descriptible, as it is An element composing of a communicating and relationing "machine", and nothing more. Here, the complex point of view and the systemic point of view are superimposed closely, this is what Jean-Paul Gaillard will try to develop with participants.

Serge Hefez

Serge Hefez is hospital psychiatrist. He practices as a psychoanalyst and family and marital therapist.

Responsible for the family therapy unit in the child's psychiatry service and adolescents at the Pitié Salpétrière hospital in Paris, he is also the head of a psychological support service devoted to issues related to identities sexual and gender attached to GHU Paris Psychiatry and Neuroscience

His essays on marital and family relationships "The couple's dance" and "when the family gets angry" translated into several languages, were very successful. In 2008, he published “in the hearts of men”, a study on male identity that won the 2008 psychology-fnac prize and “Obsessive Sarkose”, an essay on contemporary narcissism. "The new sexual order" appeared in 2013, then "La Fabrique de la Famille" in 2016, and finally "Transitions. Reinventing the genre "at Calmann-Lévy in 2021

He participated in many national and international conferences and regularly intervenes in the written and audiovisual press; He was notably a columnist in France Inter, and producer at France Culture.

The challenges of gender transitions for education professionals

Gender issues, and in particular transidentity, are at the heart of the public debate today, including among mental health professionals. Transidentity is indeed affecting fundamental questions: individual rights, the definition of identity, social norms and the place of the state in the regulation of the body and privacy. Its controversial character is due to the fact that it calls into question our traditional landmarks, while being instrumentalized by opposite political currents. This debate is not limited to the field of sexual minorities, it illustrates a broader confrontation on the way in which Western societies redefine the relationship between identity, rights and social norms in the 21st century. What place can we occupy today in this debate?

Laurent Bibard

Professor at ESSEC, where he teaches political philosophy, sociology, and economics. Responsible for the management and philosophy sector, he works in particular on the dynamics of vigilance in crisis. He is also a scientific advisor to the metalab on the relationships between ethics and artificial intelligence.
After his work published in collaboration with Edgar Morin, who is entitled complexity and organizations, to face the challenges of tomorrow (2018), Laurent Bibard published a phenomenology of sexualities, modernity and the question of meaning (2021), de- Coinciding with gender studies (2022), and, in collaboration with Nicolas Sabouret, artificial intelligence is not a technological question, Exchanges between the philosopher and the computer scientist (Editions de l'Aube, 2023).
His latest book is called to live in a complex world, Alice in the land of uncertainties (Editions de l'Aube, 2024).

Artificial intelligence is not a technological question

We lived in a world regularly fascinated by what is said of AI - "artificial intelligence", so badly named.

There is no artificial "intelligence": there is artificial calculation. Wonderfully effective and useful. But which is only calculation. Ask how it is for, why we want, what do we want to do with our lives, and for the children of our children, are specifically human questions. We will work to refocus the debate on the "AI" around the essential questions that these technologies convey.

Aurélien Baelde

Aurélien is engineer and automatic learning researcher (machine learning) and deep learning (Deep Learning). He is currently a member of the Alan artificial intelligence team. Alan is a French leader in digital health insurance, covering more than 550,000 members.

Previously, he managed the Jobteaser AI team, the European leader in employment platforms for young graduates, as well as that of Upskills, a banking consulting company based in Singapore.

He also created several companies in the fields of vocational training and artificial intelligence consultancy.

Aurélien is a general engineer graduated from ESPCI, holder of a doctorate in physics of Sorbonne University and an MBA of the College of Engineers.

Medical assistance fueled by AI

MO, Alan's medical assistant, uses generative AI to provide instant and personalized medical advice via a cat interface, with validation by doctors within 15 minutes. This service fills with care access gaps by offering a reliable alternative to not verified research on the Internet.

The first studies show more empathetic and superior responses than those of traditional doctors. MO can reduce unnecessary consultations, guarantee coherent monitoring and democratize access to specific medical information.

ALAN, leader in digital health, combination insurance, prevention and digital services, with 550,000 members in France, Belgium and Spain, and aims for profitability by 2026.

Xavier Briffault

Social science researcher and health philosophy at CNRS

Recompositions of the field of mental health at the time of generative AIs and connected objects

The epidemiological and experimental elements in favor of a paradigmatic impasse of the current international psychiatric model accumulate.
The addition of linguistic and dialogical capacities to the semiological capacities of portable and ambient connected objects is likely to allow the exceeding of this dead end. We will examine the major opportunities, and the risks, which are just as much.

Olivier Brosseau

Therapist, coach, supervisor and trainer in strategic systemic approach, associated with lact. He teaches at the IAE of Paris within the master of administrations and companies the "Organizations and behaviors" module.

Boris Cyrulnik

Gérard Ostermann

Gérard Ostermann is a doctor, professor of therapeutics in internal medicine. Graduated in cognitive and behavioral therapy and pharmacology. Specialist in addictive behaviors, anorexia and the management of pain and trauma. He is also a specialist in cardiology and angiology.
He exercises as a liberal psychotherapist in New Aquitaine.

Medicalization of existence and de-prescription

Medicalization designates a process by which one comes to define and deal with non-drug problems as medical problems, usually by calling them diseases or disorders.
De-prescribing: De-prescription is a necessary advance for more ethical, sustainable and focused medicine. It is not intended to deny the benefits of drugs, but to restore a balance between pharmacology and other therapeutic approaches. To succeed in this transition, it is imperative to raise awareness among health professionals and the general public about the importance of a reasoned prescription. Only a holistic vision of care, integrating prevention, dialogue and other therapeutic approaches, will make it possible to replace the patient at the heart of medicine and to make it an actor fully aware of his health.

Grégoire Vitry

Doctor-researcher in psychology, a graduate of the Palo Alto school, he has been working for several years with Giorgio Nardone, Nathalie Duriez, Michael Hoyt, Teresa Garcia, Jean-Jacques Wittezaele, Wendel Ray and the MRI in order to promote research and the training in systemic approach. Since 2016, it has been developing a PRN network (Thurin et al., 2012) since 2016) in a systemic approach in particular to improve its practice in close collaboration with the university world. He is also in charge of the Lact International School and the International Congress Webinar Brief Therapy.

Co-author "When work hurts", "change strategies, 16 therapeutic prescriptions".

Get out of a linear thought with the strategic systemic diagnosis

Diagnosis is a key step in the therapeutic course, influencing both the treatment and the patient's identity. If the dominant psychiatric model is based on a classification of disorders and a drug approach, it has limits: overdiagnosis, low taking into account the context. The systemic diagnosis offers an interactional and evolving alternative, analyzing the relational loops that maintain the problem. Fast and efficient, it promotes patient involvement. Far from opposing these models, the future lies in their articulation, integrating a systemic reading in psychiatry for more targeted and adapted interventions.

Claudette Portelli

Systemic speaker and practitioner - PHD in psychology, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy - Malta). Author of "Knowledge by change", "obsessions, compulsions, manias: understanding and defeating them quickly" and "the naked dipendenze".

Indirect therapy for OCD based on fear and pleasure

OCDs are already considered a very intimidating disorder because of their different variants and also because they often seem illogical, which means that loved ones, but also professionals, feel distraught. In addition, there are cases that are even more resistant to therapy, individuals who refuse or sabotage therapy. What to do in these cases? How to interview? The objective of this workshop is to present the strategic and systemic approach to the OCD by emphasizing very resistant cases, where, as the old Stratgem says, "you have to go afterwards to arrive before" using the indirect approach. 

Matteo Papantuono

Psychologuen, psychotherapist and trainer

Matteo Papantuono has more than fifteen years of experience in teaching in many Italian schools. He is the director of the Clinique des Tocs in Anne in Italy.

With the collaboration of Padraic Gibson

Gérard Ostermann

Gérard Ostermann is a doctor, professor of therapeutics in internal medicine. Graduated in cognitive and behavioral therapy and pharmacology. Specialist in addictive behaviors, anorexia and the management of pain and trauma. He is also a specialist in cardiology and angiology.
He exercises as a liberal psychotherapist in New Aquitaine.

Antoine BIOY

Professor of psychology (University of Paris 8 - Laboratory: Psychopathology and change process), Hypnotherapist psychotherapist at the CHU de Bordeaux (Institute of Integrative and Complementary Medicine - IMIC). Scientific manager of the IPNOSIA Institute and the Adapted Complementary Medicine Agency. Vice President is looking for the “Society of Psychology and Psychopathology of the Somatics”, coordinator France for the “Society for Psychotherapy Research”, member of the SFETD and CUMIC. Editor -in -chief of the "Journal of Hypnosis and Integrative Health" (Dunod).

Integrative health and change process: under what conditions can be better?

Julien Nizard

Julien Nizard, is a dean vice at the faculty of medicine, rheumatologist, pain doctor and geriatrician at the Nantes University Hospital Center. He is a doctor of medicine and doctor of the University of Nantes, authorized to direct research, and professor of therapeutics and pain medicine (CNU 48-04) at the University of Nantes.

Olivier Fournier

Born in 1961, a graduate of EM Lyon Business School and holder of a DESCF (Diploma of higher accounting and financial studies), Olivier Fournier entered Hermès in 1991, where his professional career led him from finance and The internal audit at Hermès International at the Directorate General of the Textile Pole in Lyon, then in 2008, at the General Directorate of the Hermès Artisan Pole Leather goods. Since 2015, he has been director general in charge of governance and development of organizations, and member of the Hermès Executive Committee. As such, he oversees the Directions of Human Resources Group, Legal, Audit, Risks and Insurance, Sustainable Development, real estate and Hermès Services Groupe. In 2016, he succeeded Pierre-Alexis Dumas in the presidency of the Hermès company foundation.

Sophie Duverne

Sophie Duverne exercises the function of Talent Acquisition & Talent Development Director at the HRD of the Hermès group. She joined Hermès in 1990 and has been working there since then in roles dedicated to the development of human resources.

The transmission, strong current of the human chain of Hermès

Hermès Family House, independent since 1837 animates its business project in a context combining growth, complexity and requirement by strengthening all links in the human chain by transmission. This takes multiple forms and is one of the vectors of the accomplishment and development of the teams.

Isabelle Lugnier

Currently HRD of the Paris Illumination Studio Illumination Studio, Isabelle Lugnier has acquired international human resources management experience in the worlds of high consumption (Colgate Palmolive, Energizer), Entertainment (Walt Disney Feature Animation, Canal +group) and luxury (Shiseido, Richemont group). Trained in the systemic approach of Palo Alto and positive psychology, Isabelle Lugnier also teaches in the Master Media of SciencesPo Paris.

The era of AI, what progress for humans and social ties?

Nathalie Duriez

Professor of clinical psychology and psychopathology (LPPC, Paris 8 University) and family therapist at the CSAPA Monceau, educational manager of the relationship clinic and strategic intervention, of the strategic and systemic approach to education and 3 other diplomas. Author to "change with family." Moderators and mediators of change in family therapy "(Erès) and" high potential and high sensitivity. Plural approaches in psychology ”(Dunod)

"Get out of a causal way of thinking to accept the logic of emotional regulation "

The founders of the systemic approach allowed us to consider symptoms either with linear causality but with circular causality. However, we remain in a causal way of thinking with the idea that each link in the chain participates in the transactional pattern and that by modifying an answer in the interactions cycle, it is the whole system that will reorganize. Certainly! But this rational logic often comes up against the resistance of patients! And if the change can happen in the secure framework of the family therapy session, the former transactional pattern reappears at home in stress contexts. In order to understand and accept certain behaviors or implicit messages, we propose to think about the logic of emotional regulation with the family. Fullness and acceptance of emotions that are going through us should allow both meta-mumnating on the language of our emotions but also to accept the messages issued by other family members without interpreting them as a conscious intention of communication. The co-regulation of emotions from the therapist can help tend towards this acceptance of body language, revealing the history and subjectivity of each. A clinical sticker will illustrate our words.

Marie Foucaud

Psychologist, family therapist, EMDR therapist, head of the research unit and coordinator of an experimental family consultations in child protection for the Cithea associative group.

"Family consultations in child protection: levers of change"

Professionals who intervene with families followed in child protection are exposed to high levels of individual suffering, relational violence, symptomatology and psychopathology. The impact of representations they can be confronted with, the effects of vicarious mechanisms, the weight of resonances and the influence of repair desires are all pitfalls to think about the complexity of situations, interrelations and systemic issues. In this context, the systemic approach offers precious tools to think of everyone's places in different systems, roles, alliances and counter-alliances, as well as their function in maintaining an often fragile balance. Family consultation measures ordered by the children's judge or entrusted by social assistance to childhood are intended to question and support a dynamic of change vis-à-vis rehearsal processes. Based on the resources and skills of families, it is a question of giving keys to transmit their history and their experience differently. In this communication, we will focus on highlighting, in this framework of judicial constraint, the work of the link and emotions, both objects to be repaired and therapeutic tools.

Sébastien Gardelle

Clinical psychologist in gerontological practice in UHR (Marmande-Tonneins Hospital Center) and SMR (Casteljaloux hospital center), doctoral student at LPPC (University Paris 8). Author of "The Ehpad and its beneficiaries: hearing them to act! »(Complicités editions).

"The causalist approach to neuro-degenerative diseases: getting out of a largely disseminated postulate"

At the dawn of the demographic explosion of cases of neuro-degenerative diseases, the psycho-educational approach to the helping/helped relationship remains the most used approach around the world. However, our clinical practices make us meet families in a situation of extreme distress for which we should think very different methods of support. Specifically, helping caregivers is a first-line response that meets the support needs for families, a member of which has a neuro-degenerative disease. Thus, there would be on the one hand the class of caregivers, and on the other that of the patients. Both would be suffering and the change in communication of some would result in an improvement in the relationship with others. However, these psycho-educational approaches of the caregiver tend to forget, if not obscure, the premorbid relationships which unite these people within the same family. During this communication, in the form of a systemic tale, we will propose to get out of the causal rider to explore the wide field that opens up to us when we understand the family system with its temporality, skills and creativity.

Claudette Portelli

Systemic speaker and practitioner - PHD in psychology, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy - Malta). Author of "Knowledge by change", "obsessions, compulsions, manias: understanding and defeating them quickly" and "the naked dipendenze".

Coaching and burnout: avoid professional exhaustion

Aldous Huxley, a renowned philosopher and author, expressed a powerful feeling with this quote: "Experience is not what happens to you is what you do with what happens to you. Life certainly has challenges and surprises, some positives, other negatives. This quote reminds us that we cannot control what is happening to us (the events themselves), but that we have immense power on the way in which we react to these events.

In essence, Huxley's quote highlights the importance of a proactive life. We cannot control the world around us, but we can better manage our thoughts, our perceptions, our prejudices, our emotions, our attitudes and our actions. The brief strategic approach avoids entering the game of reproaches and leads us to assume responsibility for our responses, thus releasing the potential to transform the experiences of life into growth and development opportunities.

With the collaboration of
Padraic Gibson

Psychologist, family therapist and supervisor. He works in Ireland, Italy and Malta. He is a main associate with research and lecturer at the Dublin City University and founder of the TOC® clinic and anxiety disorders.

Thierry Nadisic

Thierry Nadisic is a leadership professor at Emlyon Business School. Doctor and researcher in organizational behavior, he is also an associate professor and certified coach. His research is focused on feelings of justice, emotions and development at work. He directs behavioral transformation programs for people, teams and organizations. He also runs conferences, publishes chronicles in the media and is the author of several works including: "" leadership experience "and" managers also live injustices "at Dunod.

"Feeling of injustice and management"

Managers who have the feeling of being treated fairly by their business form a managerial community committed to the common goals. Now a research that has been the subject of a recent book published by Dunod editions, "Managers also live injustices" https://www.dunod.com/entreprise-et-economie/managers-aussi-vivent-injustices -12-Recits-Analysis-Par-12-Experts , shows that those responsible are facing many injustices at work. This conference shows how they live and exceed a burn-out, a betrayal of a colleague under performance pressure, a decision of the management not to abandon a product however dangerous, a harassment on the part of his chief during a Installation abroad, a flight of its start-up in artificial intelligence by a partner, manipulation behaviors in a merger-acquisition, discrimination linked to gender and skin color or rejection by his business of his sustainable management practices. We will analyze to what extent these incidents reveal the challenges of work and management in our contemporary companies.

Michel Paillet
Moderator

Serial entrepreneur, founding partner of Cognitive Companions, president of AE-MCX (Intelligence network of complexity), president of X Human and Society Sciences (X-SHS), honorary president of XMP-Consult.

Graduated from the Polytechnic School (X92), EHESS-HEC-ENS ULM Master II in Economic Analysis and Policy, Doctor of Economic Sciences (X), Visiting Fellow Harvard, admitted to anthropology thesis of contemporary worlds in 2003 At the EHESS with Jonathan Friedman, Michel has been offering for 22 years as part of the innovative entrepreneurs aimed at accelerating the execution of (necessarily) complex transformations of large organizations, allowed by cognitive technologies.

As a citizen, he is deeply involved in the catalysis of awareness of his contemporaries on the existence of emerging epistemological paradigms which allow leaders to envisage deeply regenerated ways to face the great challenges of the 21st century.

"Can an official be irresponsible*?"

To what extent is the situation perceived by a manager, typically a manager, is it symptomatic of his own blind point? To what extent is it involved in the problem he perceives? To what extent does he generate it? 

During the intervention, we will evoke:

• The relativity of a problematic situation perceived to the one who conceives it 
• The transition from the linearity of the voluntary action of the subject "on" an organization which he conceives as an object (positivist approach) to the integration of the subject into the collective action system of which he is a part (constructivist approach).
• The MOEBIUS effect of the elucidation of-local situations in collective action systems. 
• From the constructivist perspective, complex feedback called "Moebius" between the conscious part of the leader and his repressed (shadow) and unconscious part.

*Which behaves without assuming responsibilities, without considering the consequences

Valérie Brunel

Practitioner of systemic change, clinical sociologist, psychosociologist, Valérie Brunel builds devices that facilitate the evolution of organizations towards sustainable and regenerative operations. In particular, it co-constructed the initial route of the business agreement for the climate. She recently co-published for Bpifrance a white paper on regenerative approaches. She co-created an educational game, the systemic fresco, to understand the paradigm change towards regenerative systems.

"Understand the paradigm shift towards regenerative systems with a serious game: the systemic fresco. "

The systemic fresco is an educational workshop which aims to learn a systemic, ecological and regenerative view.

Modeling our world in the form of nested systems, the game consists in identifying the fundamental beliefs and the rules of the game which underlie the functioning of our current socio-political, economic and productive systems, and which, by undesirable emergences, create the Nexus current ecological, social and political challenges.

It is then a question of transforming these beliefs and rules of the games to build regenerative systems. Thus, everyone, public power, citizen or even an economic actor, can identify the axes of transformation to follow to increase the robustness of our social, economic and productive systems, and keep our Habitable earth system.

Philippe Flerance

Honorary professor of the National Institute of Sports, Expertise and Performance (INSEP): former director of the Laboratory Psychology and Ergonomics of Sport; Former project manager Studies, engineering and innovation with the expertise mission of INSEP - Member of the Intelligence of Complexity - European Program Modeling complexity (RIC -MCX). In my work and my writings, I set out to rethink the learned construction of the study of phenomena by examining the resources offered by the theorizations of complexity.

"Heuristic dimension of the modeling process and simulation of phenomena"

It seems to me necessary to question the rationality regimes which organize us within the framework of conventional reference (ie to make rapid "linear") in order to reconsider them and take note of the limits of the knowledge produced. This paradigmatic change has several currents that can be grouped under the banner of complexities. These include understanding how interdependencies, interactions and feedbacks which connect the elements of a system are organized within it, facing the environment and in time. Their modeling can be presented as the design-construction action, using symbolic artifacts, representations of phenomena perceived or designed by an "observer-descriptor". Models are simplifications of the studied system which can be handled to bypass the limits of experimentation. As soon as their results are interpreted as hypotheses likely to be considered in this or that context, this exploratory and heuristic approach appears as a tool of choice to study "in silico" complex systems because it allows you to quickly test different Scenarios and alternatives. Among these tools, role -playing games are particularly suitable for consultation between actors and a joint use of models of resource dynamics.

Jérôme Lazard

A graduate of Neoma Business School, former advertiser, former event, co-founder and co-leader of Ideoscriptoo (Maïeuticians cabinet working on the awareness of change and creativity), creative, storytelling, complex facilitator and impedient turn in circles

"How to make transformation irresistible or the art of room experience"

During the intervention, we will evoke:

• How to bring the employees of a company to apprehend transformation beyond words (and evils) which define it
• How do the game, art or staging offer opportunities for exploring transformative transformation
• How to give a "soul to transformation" to make it apprehendable, close and questionable
• How the work of representing the transformation process facilitates its understanding as the emergence of the actions to be carried out to transform the company and transform themselves as a collaborators
• And finally, how the system of "seeing otherwise to do otherwise" generates enthusiasm to transform

Eric Bardot

Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist, Mimethys Institute Director, TLMR designer, speaker

Causal thought and traumatic world

Trauma creates a world where human relationships are destroyed and meaning is lost, generating a disturbing and repetitive present. Causal thought tries to rationalize this chaos by giving back in time, but risks an infinite regression in the search for causes. Each cause is then only the effect of a previous cause. Innovative therapeutic approaches such as TLMR and narrative therapy go beyond causality, reintroducing a relational and emotional perception, and reopening a fluid temporality. These practices allow the subject to rediscover its capacity for resistance to trauma and to restore meaning to its actions. The final objective is a holistic psychic reconstruction, integrating the relational and affective dimensions, to open the way to a future carrier of meaning.

Intervention in the form of dialogue between the three speakers

Stéphane Roy

Psychologist, psychotherapist, doctor of psychology. He co-directs the Mimethys Institute and practiced in a liberal office. He is a trainer in TLMR (therapy of the link and relational worlds), brief therapies and hypnosis. He intervenes in various universities in the field of psychotrauma.

Julien Betbeze

Psychiatrist, psychotherapist, editor -in -chief of the review Hypnosis and brief therapies, trainer narrative therapy

Rytis Pakrosnis

Doctor of Psychology, Certified European Psychologist, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the Vytautas Magnus University (Kaunas, Lithuania), psychologist at the Psychology Clinic at Vytatas Magnus University and in a private cabinet, professor guest at the University de Warsaw (Poland), member of the EBTA board of directors, "research" working groups, "psychotherapy" and "SF theory ». Member of the JSFP editorial advisory committee, author and co-author of research articles and books of books on the approach centered on the solution.

Beyond causal thought with the approach centered on the solution

In this interactive presentation, certain ideas and certain elements of the approach centered on the solution will be explored through a demonstration of the way they use non -causal thought to initiate and stimulate a positive change in various contexts. Particular attention will be paid to the miracle question, a technique characteristic of the approach, which invites customers to build a different future by going beyond the action-consultation chain of causal thought. I hope that ideas, exercises, research results and examples of cases presented will allow participants to better understand the thought centered on the solution and will encourage them to try it in their own practice.

Andreea M. żak

Doctor of Social Sciences, Psychologist, Psychotherapist certified, member of the Working Group on the Research of the European Brief Therapy Association (EBTA), current head of the EBTA International Cooperation Working Group, editor responsible for articles Search for the Journal of Solution Focused Practices (JSFP). She is currently looking for ways to enrich the approach centered on the solution with the emotional -centered model. She leads individual psychotherapy for adults and couples as part of her "Inaczej" (differently) private cabinet in Wadowice, Polish, English and Romanian. Author or co-author of articles published in national and international scientific journals.

The co-construction process with two people in the room: from complaint to the objective

Brief therapy centered on the solution (SFBT) is an approach oriented to the future and based on forces. The description of the vision of the desired future and the identification of the already existing forces and resources that the customer has in the context of a co-construction process in which the practitioner focuses on the solution guides the process to from a hindsight. This can be easier to say than to do, especially when in the room there is more than one client, each with their own goal and their own resources. During this workshop, I invite you to experiment and think about the co-construction process with the participation of two people in the room. We will discuss the way in which the practitioner focused on the solution can guide the conversation with a dyad by moving away from their complaints and expectations of each other, and by reaching common ground anchored in personal skills of each individual.

Jonas Wells

Jonas Wells is responsible for coordination at the Dalarnas Sud coordination agency, where he trained in the solutions of managers and public sector professionals, and supports common working methods between organizations. He is also a doctoral student at the University of Lund, in Sweden, where he writes his thesis in social anthropology on the practice centered on the solution. He wrote a book on the presuppositions of the practice centered on the solution.

Take a step back to find new possibilities

Following the work of Nora and Gregory Bateson on the ecology of communication, I explored how learning a practice focused on the solution is potentially more focused on collaborative work in relationality, by becoming more aware of the 'tangle in which we are already - and working with and through the other. This short exploratory conference on recoil as a means of disturbing causality is an experience and a report of training sessions, difficult situations and learning on the part of my students on what works.

Maria-Pascale Lukenga
Moderator

PHD Student - Psychology Service - Umons

Jennifer Denis

Clinical psychologist, doctor of psychology. Analytical psychotherapist and systemic therapist. Specialized in psycho trauma and crisis clinic. Professor at the University of Mons, clinical psychology service (Belgium).

Responsible for the systemic workshop ( https://ateliersystemic.org ): training and research group in family therapy and systemic interventions in collaboration with the CEFS (Center for the Study of the Family and Systems, Brussels) and the 'Umons. Author of several articles, book and book chapters, speaker, trainer and team supervisor.

Understand the systemic through cinematographic works

Cinema talks about life, making us live on other lives than ours! By traveling through certain cinematographic works, we invite you to better understand the key concepts of the systemic.

Our objective is to approach, in an innovative way, the study of the individual in his environment, but also of all the systems in which he evolves as a subject: balance and imbalance of the family group, institutional analysis, organization industrial, conventional and judicial mediation, ...

Thanks to the 7th art and clinical situations resulting from the professional practice of stakeholders, we invite you to return to the decryption of meaning of the relevant concepts inscribed in the heart of the systemic approach.

Examples of films covered:

• Relational transactions at work in incestuous families with the film Festen
• The emotional distance between family subsystems with just the end of the world ;
• Communication breaks and their overruns in the fifth element ...

Lionel Start

Clinical training psychologist, Lionel's professional practice is resistant to methodological cleavages as theoretical-clinics. A wide range of standards supports his interventions as a psychotherapist and trainer, in particular the systemic approach that he readily combines with the psychodynamic approach or that of psychotrauma. He teaches students who are not very advanced with initial or continuous training with UCB Lyon1, Lyon2 University, UCLY and EPP. The analysis of practice constitutes a major interest in its clinical activities, as such, it supervises a European group supervision Europsy with young psychologists. Finally, he is director of collections for the in Press publishing house.

Anne Gouyon

Agronomous engineer and DR. in economic and social sciences (AgroParistech), master of clinical psychology trained in the strategic systemic approach (Univ. Paris 8-LACT), administrator of Paris-Saclay University.
Handled for more than 30 in systemic approaches to sustainable development and human change as a researcher, consultant, coach, therapist and author. Its objective: to put the strategic tools of the Palo Alto school at the service of the ecological transition.

Olivier Hamant

Biologist, researcher at the École normale supérieure de Lyon, and director of the Michel Serres Institute. He has published a hundred scientific articles on biophysics and plant development. Nourished by this fundamental research, it contributes to several projects in the fields of art, science and education around the existential issues of anthropocene. The question of biological robustness comes in particular to feed a reflection on the lessons to take in the lifetime to live in the earth.

María Andrea Hernandez

María Andrea Hernández is psychologist-psychotherapist. Director of Centro de Terapia Estapia de Bogotá in Colombia. Graduated from the University of Los Andes. Master in brief strategic therapy. In 2008, she founded the first brief strategic therapy center in South America, the Centro de Terapia Estarategica in Bogotá, affiliated with Centro Di Terapia Strategica in Arezzo (Italy), led by Professor Giorgio Nardone. Since then, it has been involved both in clinical practice and in teaching, by giving the introductory course to the EBT for psychologists and psychiatrists. She also taught and supervised courses at Javeriana University in Cali and as part of the Master CTS in Brief Strategic Therapy, offered in Colombia and Ecuador. She directs the "Therapy within everyone's" service thanks to the use of the Gesell Chamber, with the aim of providing psychological care to vulnerable populations.

Sleep disorders and a countestation solution

Sleep disorders affect a third of the world's population; Insomnia can become a disease that affects not only at night but also the diurnal well-being of the person. Insomnia can be treated by brief strategic therapy, because most of the time, the person who suffers from it does not speak of specialists or does not treat it correctly (self -medication). The absence of recognition and adequate treatment of insomnia leads the person who suffers from perceiving it as a state almost dead end, especially when it is chronic. Given the relevance of this subject, María Andrea Hernández will talk about dysfunctional solutions that feed the lack of sleep, the types of insomnia and its paradoxical techniques from the TBE model of Professor Giorgio Nardone

Cesar Augusto Arango Davila

Psychiatrist, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana - Bogotá, DC; Doctor of neuroscience, Universidad del Valle - Cali, Colombia; Psychotherapist with advanced training in brief strategic therapy - Arezzo, Italy; Honorary professor at the University Hospital Fundación Valle del Lili; Former president of the Colombian association of biological psychiatry, Cali, Colombia, South America.

Application of strategic therapy in psychiatric practice

Psychiatrists must have psychotherapeutic intervention tools. Brief strategic therapy can serve as an essential psychotherapeutic intervention method for psychiatrists in any context, including institutional environments. It is an advanced, rapid and effective technique that can be clinically applied in three circumstances: symptoms or reactions through which the patient supposes the disease, specific management of the symptoms of the disease and the patient complaints without relation to the reason for the consultation but which generate tension or discomfort. Thanks to strategic dialogue, the difficulty is equally characterized by interventions which allow rapid modifications of perception, emotion and cognition, thus influencing the behavior and modulation of symptoms.

Paula Andrea Posada Jiménez

Psychologist with an option in anthropology of the Universidad de Los Andes (2010), a brief strategic therapist trained with the master Giorgio Nardone in Arezzo, Italy (2012) and official psychotherapist affiliated with the CTS (Centro di Terapia strategica, Arezzo, It). Believing in the transformative power of the human being to rebuild, adapt and change their own reality. Convinced that life is constant learning and mastery. In love with yoga as a path of knowledge and self -realization, practicing and teacher of this science since 2010.

The secret lover: a vomiting case (TCA)

Throughout the presentation, the definition of vomiting as an eating disorder in the perspective of brief strategic therapy (BST), its operation and the reactive perceptual system (PRS) will be explained, as well as the intervention protocol applied to a clinical case.

Viviana Hernández

Psychologist at the University of Sabana, holder of a master's degree in human development at the University of Manchester and certified in brief strategic therapy, with studies in artistic therapies and logotherapy. She is part of the Centro de Teracia Breve Estarategica de Bogotá and has more than 10 years of experience in psychotherapy. Its approach is based on the development of effective strategies from an unusual logic, integrating practical solutions focused on the particularity of each case. She began her career in the field of addictions in the United States and worked in centers with an existential humanist approach. Since the start of her professional experience until today, she has continued to consolidate her career at the strategic brief therapy center, perfecting her ability to offer practical and transformative solutions.

The obsessive pure: when the mind becomes its own executioner

In the kingdom of obsessive pure, intrusive thoughts become jailers, dictating mental and emotional realities. This session looks at their reactive perceptual system, illustrating how brief strategic therapy can guide patients towards their release, and providing clinicians with practical tools to break the chains of this silent struggle.

Claudette Portelli

Systemic speaker and practitioner - PHD in psychology, CTS psychologist, trainer and coach (Italy - Malta). Author of "Knowledge by change", "obsessions, compulsions, manias: understanding and defeating them quickly" and "the naked dipendenze".

Colin Calleja

Dean of the Faculty of Education

Matteo Papantuono

Psychologist, psychotherapist and trainer

Matteo Papantuono has more than fifteen years of experience in teaching in many Italian schools. He is the director of the Clinique des Tocs in Anne in Italy.

Paola Nicolini

Associate professor of development and education psychology at the University of Macerata

Karen Bittigieg

Karen Buttigieg is a parent of a disabled young person and is currently president of the National Parents' Society for Persons with Disabilities. She is also an educator and teaches inclusive biology and education.

Oliver Scicluna

Managing Director of Aġenzija Sapport

Esmeralda Micallef Zarafa

CEO of LSF

Alison Thwaite

Responsible for employment services at the Down Syndrome Association of Assisted Employment and Defender of Persons with Down Syndrome.

Shawn Pisani

Vice President at Helmsbriscoe

Louis John Camilleri

Education psychologist, researcher and speaker at the University of Malta, where he coordinates the master's degree in access to education - program of inclusive schools and communities and contributes to various educational courses.

Thomas Bittigieg

My name is Thomas Buttigieg, I am 29 years old and I am a disability activist. Since the age of 3, the Equal Partners Foundation has supported and helped me develop and grow. I am now a member of the board of directors of the Equal Partners Foundation. I took a course on basic office skills at the MCAST, and after working for 9 years at the FTIAS as an office assistant, I recently started a new job in the Salvo Grima group as an administrative support.

Elena Tanti Burlò

Teacher guest, Faculty of Education, Department for inclusion and access to learning, University of Malta. Vice-president of the Equal Partners Foundation

Veronica Guardabassi

Development psychology researcher - Psychologist

Interaction, delegation, collaboration, cyber-interaction ... How to describe human-machine relationships?

Graduated from the IEP Paris Doctoral School, a systemic therapist formed in lact/CTS, lact researcher and doctoral student in organizations management sciences, her work focuses on the role of beliefs in the model of Palo Alto (University of Limoges). Specializing in supporting TSA, ADHD and HPI, she also works on a systemic approach adapted to autism spectrum disorders. TSA author, Ted, ADHD, this yoga is for you, co-author of the big book of systemic diagnosis and strategic intervention and research articles.

Interaction, delegation, collaboration, cyber-interaction ... How to describe human-machine relationships?

AI has burst into our lives and gradually colonizes all areas of human activities. But what are the impacts of these new types of relationships? Do they change our communication methods? What consequences on our mental health? Eliza effect, valley of the strange, what are the limits of men-machine interactions? What is our ability to get in touch with the machine? Have we entered a science fiction world?

Yannick Lejeune

Chief Digital Officer, ionis Education Group

Yannick Lejeune is a strategic strategist and operational manager of 25 years of experience in innovation, digital transformation and computer engineering. Chief Digital Officer of the Ionis group (35,000 students, 28 schools), it oversees the strategic digital management with many teams. His first professional activities allowed him to support major projects for institutions such as Microsoft or the Presidency of the Republic, while mentoring many startups in their digital transformation. Graduated from Epita in cognitive sciences and artificial intelligence, IAE Paris and HEC Paris in management science research, and trained in lact and Paris 8, he puts into practice the systemic and strategic model of Palo Alto as part of the strategic planning of his group, the professional supervision of his teams and the volunteer therapeutic monitoring of families encountering problems psychopathologies of their children.

New generation of AI and mental health, applications

In this session, we explore the use of AI, in particular LLM and agents, to transform therapeutic practice and understanding of relational dynamics. The objective is to show how the advent of new tools allow the analysis of complex data, the simulation of scenarios, assistance in analysis and support make it possible to identify subtle patterns of suffering, in a framework of personal or business therapy, and to adjust interventions in real time. In this context, the systemic approach offers innovative protocols to rethink interactions, personalize treatments and anticipate distress signals. Through many examples, we will show how AI can become a lever for therapeutic innovation, while questioning the ethical or health issues of its deployment.

Aline Gagnon moderator

Director of Le Havre du Fjord (Center in Toxicomania and Mental Health for Adolescents), holding a master's degree in management of organizations from the University of Quebec in Chicoutimi. Author of the Addicta application.

Stéphane Bujold

Psychologist, clinical director of a teenage therapy center who have problems of dependence and mental health, trainer, supervisor and speaker in Quebec and Europe.

The competence of families, it must be seen to believe it

The competence of families is this ingenuous or strategic belief that families have the capacity to solve the problems they face, that they can find knowledge that they have forgotten in storm moments. This posture requires that hypotheses and professional practices, too often linear, find a circular dimension by including in particular each family functions at the heart of work with families in difficulty.

Nathalie Sasseville

Dr. Nathalie Sasseville is a social worker, professor and researcher at the Social Work Teaching Unit at the University of Quebec in Chicoutimi (Canada). She is also co -founder and director of the UQAC social work university clinic where she trains students in systemic family intervention.

Systemic family intervention in initial training

This intervention will present an educational training formula on family systemic intervention with future workers in Quebec. It will highlight the challenges of training but also its contributions to the practice of future practitioners.

Guy Hardy

Social assistant, Guy Hardy was director of a family aid center. He is a systemic approach. Author of many articles, he is the author of the book: "Please don't help me" Edit Eres, Toulouse 2001

The competence of families: real project or new mystification?

Until a recent past, the "request for help" was considered an essential and fundamental prerequisite, not to say essential, to any educational, social or therapeutic intervention. His absence was strongly handicapped or even made the aid ineffective. However, the evolution of our society and the meaning that child protection, adolescence, of people, families, make more and more stakeholders helpless to accept their aid . And these "beneficiaries", either accept the help of the lips, or perceive it as violence, an intrusion into their private space. How to welcome, intervene with children, adolescents, adults, parents, families who ask for nothing and who in addition are wary of their "caregivers"? How, in this context, approach our work through the prism of competence ???

Mtro.pedro Vargas Avalos

Pedro Vargas Avalos is a graduate in psychology from UNAM FES ZARAGOZA. He holds a master's degree and a doctorate in the philosophy of the sciences of UAM-I. He is a career professor at UNAM-FES in Zaragoza. He is an academic manager of the master's degree in family therapy at the UNAM of Zaragoza. He trained at the MRI Brief Therapy Center for 10 years, followed workshops with the original John Weakland model, Richard Fisch and Paul Watzlawick, as well as supervision with Karin Schlanger. She has published works in Spanish and English on brief therapy. She does research on teaching systemic therapy by emphasizing brief therapy and the historiography of family therapy with the influence of Gregory Bateson and classic pragmatism. She participates in international networks for the promotion of family therapy with groups in the United States and in Europe.

The modular teaching system for family therapy

The modular teaching system is an educational model that aims for the complete training of students by considering three dimensions in interaction: teaching, research and links with the community. This system is developed in a real and concrete situation and aims to allow students to be able to solve problems in daily situations. The learner has a central role and benefits from the fact that he promotes the flexibility of his learning pace, the autonomy and the existence of a sequential structure which allows the development of his learning process. The use of this system for training in family therapy is a proposal from the Zaragosse antenna from the family therapy residence.

Dra. Clara Haydee Solis Ponce

Clara Haydee Solis Ponce holds a diploma in unam psychology, a master's degree in educational and family orientation, a master's degree in brief strategic therapy and a doctorate in education. She works as a full -time “C” associate teacher in the psychology license; She is a tutor and clinical supervisor in the family therapy residence of the unique UNAM third cycle program, she coordinates the psychological attention program for the Zaragoza FES community, she coordinates the "Brief psychological" social service program in the Tamaulipas Cuas of the Zaragoza.

Brief problem -solving therapy for migrant care in the form of single session therapy

This presentation aims to describe and analyze the learning process of brief therapy in the context of a care program for people subject to forced migration. The educational model is based on the modular education system which aims for the full training of the student from three substantial functions: teaching, research and awareness of the community, these elements in relation promoting the construction of knowledge for problem solving in a particular social reality. In this case, these relationships will be illustrated in the context of a care program for people and their families in a forced migration situation. 

Gerardo Benjamín Tonatiuh Villanueva Orozco

Professor at the Faculty of Psychology and the option of UNAM UNAM SUPERIOZE SUPERIOZES ZARAGOZA. He graduated in psychology from the Faculty of Psychology of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, holder of a master's degree in psychology, with residence in family therapy, and a doctorate in psychology, in the field of social and environmental psychology. One of his areas of research is communication and interaction, conflict, infidelity, jealousy, power and intimacy in couples. He published, as the main and co -author, articles in indexed journals, 17 chapters of books and participated in two specialized works on the above -mentioned subjects. He is a tutor and clinical supervisor in the family therapy of the unique UNAM third cycle program.

Jay Haley's strategic approach to migrant care in therapy with a single session therapy

The implementation of a care methodology for emergency situations which takes into account the principles of Jay Haley's strategic family therapy model will be presented in the context of the forced migration that the United States encourages Mexico. The management method is carried out remotely and an institutional platform is used to establish the link with people and their families in the threat or deportation situation itself.

French La Carrubba

Franca obtained a diploma as a clinical psychologist and a master's degree in community psychology at the Catholic University "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" (Paraguay). In addition, she obtained several third cycle diplomas in the following "Psychodiagnosis and special education fields ; "Neuropsycholinguistics"; Mental health in political violence and disasters; Investigation methodology; University didactics. 

She is dean of the Faculty of Behavior of the Autonomous University of Paraguay (UAP), since 2011. Within the same university, she has been a principal professor of the various psychology courses, Bachelor Advisor and "Postgraduate Coordinator In various third cycle diplomas. She also works as a clinical psychologist. She was president of the: “Paraguayan Subguay Society (since 2012 to 2020); "Société Paraguayenne de Psychologie" (since 2015 to 2022). She is a member of: "Global Subicidology Network"; »Latin American Union of Psychology (Ulapsi); “National Council of Edition Consultants, Professional category of the Research Review in Psychology“ Eureka ”.

Impact of social networks on sentimental relationships

Social networks are part of our daily life, we have at hand all types of information and we are in contact with people in different fields, such as social level, work or level of education, and This can be a great advantage. But with regard to couples, social networks can, on the one hand, bring a couple closer, but on the other hand, they can keep them away and create conflicts. 

Indeed, when they consult for relationship problems, it is very common in Paraguay that they are linked to social networks. 

According to the strategic and systemic approach, the professional seeks to establish clear objectives and develops concrete strategies to produce behavioral changes and emotional responses which lead to an improvement in communication and conflict resolution.

Ruben Beczko

Ruben obtained a diploma as a clinical psychologist at the Catholic University "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" (Paraguay) and a master in neurolinguistic programming (PNL).

He also obtained the degree degree in SAF systemic family therapist - Assistance and training service, with LIC. Raúl Stelatto. He is a university professor at the National University of Asunción (UNA), National University of Villarrica (Unves), the University of Cône Sud (UCSA), the Columbia University of Paraguay and the Autonomous University of Paraguay (UAP) . 

He is also a consultant of the “National Agency for the Evaluation and Accreditation of Higher Education” (ANEAES) for the development of quality criteria for the evaluation and accreditation of the psychology diploma.

Couple crisis due to cultural factors

Crises are generated by culture shock with the values ​​and beliefs that have been built in their homes. And they don't work on uprooting when they emigrate. This makes relationships of couple difficult when two people with very different cultures and education unite.

Maria Leticia Diaz Mallorquin

Maria Leticia is a clinical and organizational psychologist, a graduate of the Catholic University "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" (Paraguay) and followed a post-university specialization in Brief Strategic Psychotherapy of the CTS (Brief strategic therapy center, Arezzo). She also obtained the third cycle diploma in: Systemic family therapist of SAF - Assistance and training service, with LIC. Raúl Stelatto; Brief strategic coaching and training of CTS problem solving trainers. She works as a clinical psychologist in strategic brief therapy. She directs the diploma, as a university professor and thesis advisor, in systemic and strategic psychotherapy (Universidad Autonoma del Paraguay, in the faculty of "behavioral sciences"). In addition, in collaboration with the CTS, she is the coordinator of post-university specialization in brief strategic therapy for South America. She is also responsible for the academic headquarters in brief strategic psychotherapy for Paraguay. She also works as a brief strategic coach and senior consultant for important organizations.

Migratory duels

This presentation will deal with migratory migration as an emotional response to migration, emphasizing its complexity due to the presence of multiple simultaneous losses, both psychological and social. 

Maria Leticia will analyze how mourning can be more bearable in favorable contexts or complicate when the person undergoes a high level of stress that blocks their adaptation process. From a strategic and systemic point of view, the perceptions and reactions that influence the adaptation of the immigrant will be analyzed, by identifying the factors that can maintain the problem. Clinical cases will be presented in which repeated attempts of solutions have made it difficult to develop migration migration. Finally, it will be underlined the importance of courage to face the pain of loss and the need to allow an adequate transition. 

There will also be a question of the emotional ambivalences that can arise and their impact on the different areas of life and the relationships of the migrant.

Francesco Marsich

Francesco obtained the title of Doctor of Psychology in Brief Strategic Psychotherapy from the CTS (Brief Strategic Therapy Center, Arezzo) and obtained a master's degree and a license in psychology at the University of Florence. 

He also obtained the third cycle course in "Masters of Psychotherapy" of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation (Arizona, United States) and the Corso di Ipnosi Ericksoniana per terapeuti BREVI strategici "(Brief strategic therapy center, Arezzo). He works as a brief psychotherapist and strategic hypnotist. He directs the diploma, as a university professor and thesis advisor, in systemic and strategic psychotherapy (Universidad Autonoma del Paraguay, Pierré Fouchard in the faculty of "behavioral sciences"). He also collaborates as an external consultant and supervisor clinical.

Autism and integration into society: challenges

Autistic people, regardless of the severity of their condition, have many difficulties in integrating into society, especially when they become adults. 

This is due not only to cultural barriers, such as an unclusive school or professional environment, that it can be difficult to modify, but also of the personal pathological situation and familiar behavior which could be modified by a systemic approach and strategic.

Jeff Jackson

Shayne Anderson

Isabelle Prevot
moderator

Psychotherapist psychiatrist, she has been practicing liberal psychotherapy since 2011 in a group office, after a hospital exercise. Trained in hypnosis and brief therapies since 2003, she is also a trainer in these areas with health professionals. 

She is co -author with Elise Lelarge of 3 pounds at Dunod:

• Take care of yourself by self -hypnosis
• Adult with potential deploy your talents 
• From the butterfly caterpillae I help my child to grow

Dan Short

Dan Short is a practitioner clinical psychologist who is also director of the Milton H. Erickson Institute in Phoenix, deputy professor for the intensive training program of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation, while teaching medical hypnosis at Sonoran University health sciences. Dr. Short published four books, was guest editor for the American Journal of Hypnosis (AJCH) and has written dozens of articles and chapters of books. Dr. Short's research has focused on Ericksonian hypnosis, which has given rise to a treatment manual based on research for Ericksonian (and) therapy, which is used by training institutes worldwide.

How to manage unconscious choices

Good therapy allows people to discover choices they did not suspect. While traditional speech therapy seeks to bring unconscious impulses under conscious control, modern therapy approaches strategically use superior cognitive processes that operate outside of consciousness and influence behaviors that are beyond the scope of the conscious intention. This type of communication is often carried out by indirect suggestions, symbolic actions (or healing rituals), images and carefully adapted predictions. These interventions are more likely to succeed when the therapists understand the rules of unconscious decision -making.

Elise Lelarge

Elise Lelarge is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist. Hypnosis and brief therapy have always been at the heart of its therapeutic activity. She began to train in these practices during her internship as a psychiatrist (2000).
She practices as a psychiatrist-psychic therapist in liberal in individual consultation, couples and families. She animates, with her colleague Isabelle Prevot, groups of self -hypnosis practice, social skills or patients at high Qi.
She also teaches, for health professionals, Ericksonian hypnosis, therapeutic communication and brief therapies in France, Luxembourg and Belgium.
She wrote three books with Isabelle Prévot:
• Butterfly caterpillar: 50 self -hypnosis exercises for children and adolescents - Dunod - 2020
• Adults at HIQ: sharpen your skills! (Adults with high potential: deploy your talents!) - Dunod - 2nd ED 2024
• Take care of yourself with self -hypnosis (take care of self by self -hypnosis) - Dunod - 2nd ed 2024

Milton Erickson, Tchouang-tseu and the construction of reality

The work of the Palo Alto school has made it possible to make clear and easily usable in psychotherapy the concepts of constructivism: first -rate reality, objective reality, 2nd order, subjective reality ...

These notions can be easily combined with the approach of Milton Erickson and the way in which he has notably developed means to promote access to the patient's resources and skills. The Ericksonian unconscious is a reservoir of skills and skills. The practice of hypnosis allows the patient to find access to these unconscious resources, facilitates his choices and increases his power to act in the face of the specific elements of his life.

We will present creative exercises freely inspired by the readings of Jean-François Billeter "Lessons on Tchouang-Tseu" [ Ed. Allia 2002 ] and "Studies on Tchouang-Tseu" [ Ibid, 2004 ] allowing a bridge between the construction of a reality favorable to change and access to the patient's unconscious resources. This integrative psychotherapeutic perspective and the trance experience helps the patient to increase his capacities to cope, to "reorganize psychological complexities and disturbances of his psychic life in particular conditions which allow him to face constructively his problems, being rid of overwhelming anxieties. » [ Erickson ]