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LINKING SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND SYSTEMIC RESEARCH 1 st European Conference on Systemic Research in Therapy, Education and Organisational Development 6-8 March 2014 Heidelberg Programme Thursday, 06

1 LINKING SYSTEMIC PRACTICE AND SYSTEMIC RESEARCH 1 st European Conference on Systemic Research in Therapy, Education and Organisational Development 6-8 March 2014 Heidelberg Programme Thursday, 06 March 2014 Morning Programme 09.30h Entrance and check-in h Opening and welcome speeches: Kyriaki Polychroni (European Family Therapy Association), Rainer Richter (German Chamber of Psychotherapy), Wolfgang Herzog (Centre for Psychosocial Medicine, Heidelberg University Hospital), Ulrik e Borst (Systemic Society), Enno Herrmans (German Association for Systemic Therapy, Counselling and Family Therapy) 10:30 11:30h Russell Crane (Provo, USA): The Efficiency of Systemic Family Approaches h Discussion Keynote with invited guests h Lunch break Discussants: Peter Stratton, EFTA Research Committee; N.N., European Commission; Rainer Richter, German Chamber of Psychotherapy; N.N. (Health Insurance) Registration: Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de page [1]

2 Thursday, 06 March 2014 Afternoon Programme h / Discussion Panel (1) Anna Henkel (Bielefeld, DE); Jana Rückert-John (Berlin, DE); René John (Marburg, DE): Approaching systems how to apply Luhmann s systemic heuristics for the understanding of social phenomena Charlotte Burck (London, UK): The Qualitative Research Informed Systemic Clinician Johannes Rüegg-Stürm (St. Gallen, CH): The Management of Expert Organizations: Hospitals as Extreme Cases Imelda McCarthy (Dublin, IE); Marie-Luise Conen (Berlin, DE): The Systemics of Inequality: a view from the Fifth Province Ivan Eisler (London, UK, invited): Research on Multi Family Therapy in Europe Jaakko Seikkula (Jyväskylä, FI); Jochen Schweitzer (Heidelberg, DE): Systemic Psychiatry in Europe Discussion Panel Kirsten von Sydow (Hamburg, DE); Rüdiger Retzlaff (DE); Peter Stratton (Leeds, UK); Henk Rigter (Leiden, NL): Evidence based systemic research and practice Research on Couples and Parents Van Parys, H. et al. (Ghent, BE) : Lesbian Parents; Ulrich, C.; Greisel, M. et al. (München, DE): Improving (couple) therapy; De Smet, O. & Buysee, A. (Ghent, BE): Unwanted Pursuit Behavior After Breakup h Coffee break h / (2) Ivan Eisler (London, UK, invited): Doing it by the books: manualised rct. studies in family therapy Terje Tilden et al. (Oslo, NO) Use of the internet based client feedback system (STIC) for clinical and research purposes in an inpatient couples and family therapy unit Henk Pijnenburg (Amsterdam, NL): The research-informed systemic practitioner Elaftheria Tseliou (Athens, EL): Discourse Analysis and Systemic Family Therapy Research: Introducing the Methodology of Discursive Psychology Harald Tuckermann (St. Gallen, CH): Cooperative systemic research on organizations and management: innovative methods Dominik Rosenauer (Wien, AT): Online systemic therapy theory, research, practice Systemic perspectives on Organizations Muraitis, A.A. (Witten/Herdecke, DE): Emotions in family business; Daly, M. (Dublin, IE): Practice of Leadership h Break Keynote 18:00 19:00h Arlene Vetere (Surrey, UK): Interacting Stories Narrative Approaches to Research 19.00h Reception (foyer New University) Registration: Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de page [2]

Friday, 07 March 2014 Morning Programme 08.45h Entrance 09.00 10.

3 Friday, 07 March 2014 Morning Programme 08.45h Entrance h / Discussion Panel (3) Evrinomy Avdi, Maria Borcsa, Aarno Laitila, Helena Päivinen, Juha Holma, Jaakko Seikkula, Peter Rober, Jarl Wahlström (European Family Therapy Research Group: EL, DE, FI, BE): Qualitative Research in Couple and Family Therapy: Multiple Perspectives on the Therapeutic Process Gunthard Weber (Wiesloch, DE); Jan Weinhold (Berlin, DE); Andreas Reinhard (Berlin, DE): Efficacy of System Constellations Wolfgang Tschacher (Bern, CH): Systems theory informs us how therapy process may be analysed Bernhard Güntert (Innsbruck, AT): Systemic change in European hospitals Terje Tilden (Oslo, NO): Innovation in psychotherapy process-outcome research using the STIC online feedback system during therapy Discussion Panel Lucie Honrová (Prague, CZ); Julia Hardy (Budapest, HU); Matthias Ochs (Wiesbaden, DE), Andrea Goll- Kopka (Heidelberg, DE): Brainstorming on Research Ideas for Systemic Practitioners Feedback, Reflection and Cooperation in Systemic Therapy Simon, G., & Vedeler, A.H. (Bedfordshire, UK; Oslo, NO): Systemic Practitioner Research; Oanes, C.J., & Borg, M. (Kristiansand, NO; Drammen, NO): User involvement through Feedback in therapy; Ness, O. (Buskerud, NO): Therapists learning together; Fagerström, K. (Helsinki, FI): Inter-professional knowledge production; Sundet, Rolf (Drammen, NO): Patient-focused research supported practices in two family therapy teams: What happens? h Coffee break 11:00 12:00h Peter Stratton (Leeds, UK): Researching the Effectiveness of Systemic Therapy within Europe h Lunch break Registration: Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de page [3]

4 Friday, 07 March 2014 Afternoon Programme h / (4) Rob Senior; Sarah Amoss (London, UK): A practice to systemic research journey Ulrika Wagenbach (Ludwigsburg, DE): Multi-Family-Therapy in school a German project Rainer Orban (Sulingen, DE); Michael Auen (Enschede, NL): Euregio Cooperation between a systemic training institute and a University of Applied Science Arist von Schlippe (Witten, DE): Family-owned business research in Europe Renate-Zwicker-Pelzer (Köln, DE); Heino Hollstein-Brinkmann (Darmstadt, DE); Franz Schubert (Lörrach, DE), Jürgen Seel (Nürnberg, DE): Systemic Research and Consultation Peter Rober (Leuven, BE): Family Therapists Self in Family Therapy Evaluation of systemic approaches and instruments Cassell, C. et al. (Dublin, IE): Counselling for Adolescents with Conduct and Emotional Problems; Hamilton, E. et al (Dublin, IE): Further Validation of Score; Verhofstadt, L., & De Mol, J. (Louvain-la-Neuve, BE): Research informs Systemic Psychotherapy h Coffee break 15:30 16:30h Maria Borcsa (Nordhausen): The State of Implementation of Systemic Therapy in the National Health Care Systems in Different European Countries 16:30 18:00h / Discussion Panel (5) Henk Rigter (Leiden, NL); Andreas Gantner (Heidelberg, DE) et al.: Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT) research and state of implementation in different European countries Christiane Schiersmann (Heidelberg, DE): Counselling from a synergetic-systems perspective Laura Fruggeri, Francesca Balestra et al. (Parma, IT): Bridging psychotherapy and research in Family Therapy Jaakko Seikkula (Jyväskylä, FI): Embodied dance in multiactor therapeutic dialogues Arlene Vetere (Surrey, UK); Rudi Dallos (UK): Interacting Stories Narrative Approaches to Research Bianca Albers et al. (Copenhagen, DK): Multisystemic Therapy & Europe a Match? The State of Implementation of MST in Europe Discussion Panel Peter Stratton (Leeds, UK) Matthias Ochs (Wiesbaden, DE), Johannes Herwig-Lempp (Merseburg, DE), N.N.: Systemic Research Networking in Europe 18: h Break 18:30 19:30h Rolf Sundet (Drammen, NO): The joy of collaborations: Interweaving client, research and therapist perspective 20.00h Festive evening Registration: Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de page [4]

Saturday, 08 March 2014 Morning Programme 08.45h Entrance 09:00 10:0h Helmut Rainer (München, DE): The Socioeconomic Impact of the Financial Crises on Families in Different European countries 10.

5 Saturday, 08 March 2014 Morning Programme 08.45h Entrance 09:00 10:0h Helmut Rainer (München, DE): The Socioeconomic Impact of the Financial Crises on Families in Different European countries h / Discussion Panel (6) Wolfgang Tschacher (Bern, CH); Thomas Fuchs (Heidelberg, DE): Embodiment and (systemic) psychotherapy Günter Schiepek et al. (Salzburg, AT): Implementation of the synergetic navigation system (SNS) in different settings in Europe Albert Neelemann; Jan Bout (Assen, NL): Research into The Miraculous Triplication in couples group therapy Corina Raab; Christina Hunger (Heidelberg, DE); Peter Stratton (Leeds, UK): How to Develop Questionnaires for Systemic Outcome Research Johannes Hewig-Lempp (Merseburg, DE): Simplify your Research Paula Boston (Leeds, UK, invited): How to Organize Multi Centre Studies in Family Therapy h Coffee break h Closing speech: N.N. This is a preliminary version of the programme. German translations of the key note and symposium presentations are available on demand. Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de Registration: Eurosysresearch.2014@med.uni-heidelberg.de page [5]

6 Scientific Board Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Tschacher Prof. Dr. Günter Schiepek Prof. Dr. Peter M. Stratton Prof. Dr. Maria Borcsa Prof. Dr. Arlene Vetere Kyriaki Polychroni Ph.D. Russell Crane Dr. Henk Rigter Ph.D. Jaakko Seikkula Bente Barstad Lucie Hornová Julia Hardy Dr. Henk Pijnenburg Scientific Direction Prof. Dr. Jochen Schweitzer Prof. Dr. Matthias Ochs Information/Registration Office Institute of Medical Psychology tel (Ibolya Kurucz) fax Conference Languages Mainly English, partly German Venue Neue Universität Universitätsplatz Heidelberg Germany Further Information/Registration Office Institute of Medical Psychology Tel +49 (0) (Ibolya Kurucz) Fax +49 (0) Organiser Institut für Medizinische Psychologie, Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg In cooperation with European Family Therapy Association (EFTA) Sponsored by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Systemische Therapie, Beratung und Familientherapie (DGSF), Systemische Gesellschaft (SG), Heidehof Stiftung, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) Registration: page [6]

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