Sigmund Freud University Summer School in Psychotherapy 2012

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1 Sigmund Freud University Summer School in Psychotherapy 2012 General information Aim The Summer School in Psychotherapy is an intensive, two weeks programme in the fundamental principles of psychotherapy science. Every summer, students and professionals from all over the world are welcomed to take part in this unique learning experience. The Summer School in Psychotherapy 2012 offers two classes: (i) Psychotherapy Schools in Dialogue, and (ii) Psychotherapy and Arts. The Summer School does not only consist of lectures; there is, according to the general orientation of Sigmund Freud University, self-awareness courses working up theoretical input, and members of the academic staff will guide excursions to the Sigmund Freud Museum in the famous Berggasse 19, to the Art Brut museum, and to a concert. Participants The Summer School 2012 is primarily directed to students who are interested in studying the human soul, but also to professionals. Date: Venue: (registration) (final event) Sigmund Freud Private University A-1030 Vienna, Schnirchgasse 9a AUSTRIA Registration deadline: Language: English

2 Programme Schedule Date Time Activity :00-18:00 Registration 18:00-18:30 Opening 19:00- Opening party COURSE 1: Psychotherapy Schools in Dialogue Date Time Lecture title Lecturer Update: Modern Psychoanalysis Excursion to the Sigmund Freud Museum A. Pritz Update: Systemic Family Therapy Remenyi Update: Psychodrama Slavkovic Update: Gestalt Therapy Rasmus Update: Individual Psychology Sindelar Panel discussion: Therapy Schools in Dialogue

3 COURSE 2: Psychotherapy and Arts Date Time Lecture title Lecturer Psychoanalysis and Movies Golling Art Therapy Chicken Writing and Psychoanalysis Klug Art brut Excursion to the Art brut Museum E. Pritz Music and the Soul & visiting a concert Wehle FINAL EVENT Course Credits and Certification Credits There are the following possibilities of gaining ECTS: * for the attendance of the lectures = 1 ECTS/week * for absolving examinations = 0,5 ECTS/day * for attendance at the self-awareness courses = 0,5 ECTS/week The examinations take place every day 09:00-10:00; the examinations contain the lecture contents and required readings. Certification Participants who successfully complete the programme will receive a Certificate of Completion and a Transcript indicating the number of ECTS gained. Financial information

4 Tuition fee The tuition fee for the Summer School 2012 is: 1.800,- (excursions included) Deposit and Registration In order to secure your place in the Summer School, you must pay a tuition deposit of 250,- immediately upon being accepted into the programme, and no later than With the deposit only, your place in the programme is guaranteed. Full tuition payment is due before the start of the programme, and must be made no later than registration ( ). Payments can be made via bank transfer. Bank Austria Creditanstalt Account no , Sort Code BIC-Code : BKAUATWW IBAN: AT How to apply Application Procedure To apply for the 2012 Summer School you must fill out the document. Please do not send us hard-copy applications by post; all 2012 Summer School applications must be received electronically. Application deadline is Housing When you register for the Summer School, SFU will provide you with hotel information. SFU will reach an agreement with one Viennese hotel in order to achieve good prices for an affordable stay in Vienna (expected costs: 45,- per day). Contact Information rektorat@sfu.ac.at Faculty Description Peter Wehle, Mag.Dr.phil., Mag.rer.nat., is a music scientist and psychologist from Vienna. Since his early childhood he has performed regularly as a violonist and pianist on concert stages, and worked in radio and television. His study of the science of music and psychology, coupled with teaching and research in the fields of psychoacoustics and the history of music, have led Peter Wehle to writing biogra-

5 phies of well-known composers. Recent titles are "Sprechen sie Mozart?", "Haydn, Haydn über alles" and "Gustav Mahler - langsam, schleppend, stürmisch bewegt". Eva Pritz, Mag. Head of the Outpatient Clinic of the SFU, Psychotherapist (Psychoanalysis) and Clinical Psychologist. Coordinator of the Art-Exhibitions at the SFU. Karl Golling, Dr. studied psychology in Innsbruck, psychoanalysis in New York and groupand organisationaldevelopment in London. Currently he is in private practice (psychoanalysis and organisational consulting) and lecturer at the SFU. Helga Klug, MMag. Psychoanalyst, Vienna Austria, studied German literature, Philosophy, Psychology, Pedagogics and Psychotherapy Science. She lives and works as a psychoanalyst in Vienna. She has many years of experience in teaching German literature, psychology and philosophy. Her research interests focus on the relationship between psychoanalysis, arts and literature. Ivana Slavkovic, Psychodrama therapist and trainer of the Institute for Psychodrama, Belgrade, Serbia Secretary General of the Institute for Psychodrama Registrar of the European Association for Psychotherapy Alfred Pritz, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. mult. born 1952 in Austria, Ph.D in Psychopathology and Pedagogics in Salzburg. Rector of the Sigmund Freud University Vienna. Full professor at the Sigmund Freud University Vienna Paris. Trained in several psychotherapeutic methods (client-centered psychotherapy, gestalt, psychoanalysis and grouptherapy). President of the World Council for Psychotherapy. General secretary of the European Association for Psychotherapy. Collaborator for the Austrian law for Psychotherapy, advisor in some European ministeries. Imre Márton Reményi, Dr.MA,MSc,MAS,University Lecturer Certified Psychotherapist SF, Therapist and trainer of the Institute for SystemicFamily Therapy, Coaching Training Organisational Development- Assessment - Supervision - Psychotherapy- Crisis Intervention Troubleshooting Personal Growth Brigitte Sindelar, Dr. phil, born 1952, Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist (Individual Psychology). Head of the Department for Children and Adolescent Psychotherapy at SFU. Training Analyst in Individual Psychology at SFU. Developed a diagnostic and treatment method for dyslexia, dyscalculia, based on findings of cognitive psychology and developmental neuropsychology. Head of a team of Adlerian psychotherapists in private praxis and of a

6 network of centers in several locations in Austria and Slovakia for children and adolescents with learning disabilities. Andy Chicken, Mag. Art., Gestalt-Psychotherapist and Artist, born in Italy, lives in Austria since His approach to the psychotherapeutic work is expression in every possible form seen as selfrealisation. From my original profession as an artist, i now also work on the artistic point of view and what it introduces in therapy. I try to emphasize the interaction of doing and perceiving in the various forms of expression. Brigitte Rasmus, Dipl.Psych., Psychol.Psychotherapist, was lecturer at several universities, currently teaching integrative Gestalttherapy at SFU, Co-founder of the Institute of Integrative Gestalttherapy IGW, Gestalttrainer since more than 35 years and very interested in working with dreams. Course Description Music and the Soul Peter Wehle "Music" - a magical-sounding word. How many of us believe that it can reach our souls, can influence the very way we feel? Does music work miracles? In "Music and the soul" Peter Wehle explores the history and possibilities of music therapy, and reviews the underlying scientific principles. Art brut Eva Pritz Topic is the development of Art brut with focus on Austrian artists. In the afternoon we will visit the Art brut Center in Gugging. Self Awareness Karl Golling This is a unique opportunity to focus your attention on your self. We will follow the idea of 'Who am I?' to 'Who am I in a group of similar beings?' within the frame of groupanalytic principles.

7 Psychoanalysis and Movies Karl Golling Movies, like stories, give us the opportunity to look into other worlds to which we might not have access to. In this session we will start with dreams - even Freuds own dreams - move with our eye and sould on to psychological development (normal and pathological), then small group and large group behavior and how all this is reflected in movies. Writing and Psychoanalysis Helga Klug The aim of this lecture is to analyse and discuss the influence of psychoanalysis on contemporary literature at the time of S. Freud. The lecture will be based on selected novellas and texts, diary entries as well as private letters. The psychoanalytic theory of creativity forms a further focal point of the lecture. The participants will have the opportunity to engage in special techniques of writing and then to reflect on the process of writing. Specific aspects of archetypal obsessions prevailing in literature - representing special disease patterns - will be discussed according to the interests of the students. Psychodrama Ivana Slavkovic The psychodrama workshop aims to present the classical psychodrama - one of the oldest psychotherapeutic modalities based in the theoretical concepts of his founder, Viennese psychiatrist and psychotherapist J. L. Moreno. Psychodrama was the first school of psychotherapy that used action methods that are focused on both body and mind. Developed in 1920ees and 1930tees Psychodrama is rooted in humanistic philosophy and therefore its approach towards the human being is holistic. Psychodrama approach is also based on the idea that relationships are the crucial factor in human development and that a person can not be understood separately from his/her social group. The participants of the workshop will be offered information about the major theoretical concepts of psychodrama such as: creativity, spontaneity, action, encounter, role theory etc. Modern Psychoanalysis Alfred Pritz In this seminar we will deal with current discussions about contemporary psychoanalysis: What of Freuds discoveries are still relevant? How do we apply Psychoanalysis to different patient groups, what is the future of psychoanalysis?

8 Systemic Family Therapy Imre Márton Reményi Based on the knowledge and experience of the participants this workshop will touch the approach, practice and more specialized tools of systemic therapy with regard to the cases and interests of those participating. Please bring along your questions - and answers. Individual Psychology Brigitte Sindelar In 1911 Alfred Adler broke away from the psychoanalytic school of Sigmund Freud and founded his own version of Psychoanalysis, first under the name of free psychoanalysis, later under the name of Individual psychology. A hundred years later a new group of Individual Psychologists implemented a recently accredeted course for Individual Psychology at the SFU has been accredited. From the first published works of Alfred Adler up to the very latest papers the theoretical developments of Individual Psychology especially concerning their basic terms - will be discussed in this course. Art Therapy Andy Chicken Using art for the psychotherapeutic process leads us to not give too much importance to the product, but to experience what arrises and what we get in touch with when we use materials, instruments and try new approaches to express ourselves. The workshop gives the possibility to open the mind for new experiences. We move from one expression to the other, simultaneously from one perception to the other, creating continuity, the self. Gestalt Therapy Brigitte Rasmus Dreamwork in Integrative Gestalttherapy. During this Day there will be theory and demonstration about working with dreams in Gestalt Therapy as well as experiential work in small groups.