Features of the work of a Gestalt therapist in a war
A lecture on the peculiarities of the Gestalt therapist's work in wartime conditions.
Peculiarities of dynamics, background and figures, main characteristics of the field, complexities of various client groups.
Challenges and opportunities of the therapist in new conditions.
The lecture is aimed at exploring curiosities and the desire to explore.
The background during the war is very changeable. And that is why Gestalt therapy is very helpful now, because it is aimed at the person, at the feeling here and now, at understanding what is happening.
In this reality, where everything passes very quickly, Gestalt therapists are very good at balancing a person and calibrating his basic mental needs.
Let's talk about the peculiarities of working in wartime. What is happening in the field now. And what people need now:
understanding one's own needs, one's own psychological processes;
establishment of certain contacts;
creation of a space of safety, understanding of warmth and support.
Doctor, Certified Gestalt Therapist, Certified Supervisor, Group Therapist, Accredited Leading trainer of MIGIS, Leading thematic trainer in family systemic therapy, Leading thematic trainer in integrative therapy (Modern and folk psychotherapy), Development partner of MIGIS, Scientific correspondent of the laboratory of counseling psychology and psychotherapy of the Kostiuk Institute of Psychology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Leading national trainer (supervisor).
Author's programs "Systemic Family Therapy", "Integrative Workshop: Modern and Folk Psychotherapy", training program for advanced training of specialists with basic medical or psychological education "Psychological assistance in wartime". I held more than 300 author's programs and courses, released 12 training programs for Gestalt therapists. My students are successfully working as Gestalt therapists all over the world.
