Workshops I

Hanne Hognestad, Norway: Working as a family therapist with the child in focus

Bragi Skúlason Ph.D. Iceland: Reconciliation within family history. A micro perspective.

 

Rune Zahl-Olsen, Norway: Does every other marriage end in divorce? Divorces in Norway 1886-2013 by period and marriage cohort

 

 

Rautiainen Eija-Liisa, Virta Pertti, Finland: Implementing single session therapy: Lessons learned so far

 

Virva Siira, Finland: Transmission of the Socioeconomic Status – the Individual and Environmental Family´s risk and Protective Factors in the Finnish Adoptive Family Study of Schizophrenia

Freydís Jóna Freysteinsdóttir (MSW, PhD), Iceland: Intimate partner violence against women leading to death: Femicide cases in Iceland

Hilde Opstvedt, Norway: Breaking the chain of transgenerational insecure attachment patterns: Using COS Parenting DVD to promote mutual support and trust in insecurely attached couples when developing new couple’s and parenting skills

Dr. Gisli Kristofersson, PhD, RN, PMHNP/PMHCNS, Iceland: Integrating Narrative therapy and Mindfulness in family work; The why and the how of it

          

Systemic café: Looking back and into the future – learnig from experiences. Reconciliation in co-therapy in familes and professional groups.

  

Ottar Ness, Vigdis Wie Torsteinsson, Gustaf Berglund: Focus on writing in Fokus. Part I – to be continued in workshop II

  

Lennart Lorås, Paolo Bertrando: Researching systemic therapy history, in search for a definition

  

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