UKRAINE FUNDRAISER: Emergency Summit Contributing to Global Peace & Justice
Psychotherapy & Counselling’s Contribution to Global Peace, Justice, and Wellbeing: What Difference Can we Make? An Emergency Summit
21 CPD HOURS
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All profits from this event recording will be donated to the UN Crisis Relief appeal to support the people of Ukraine
Psychotherapy & Counselling’s Contribution to Global Peace, Justice, and Wellbeing: What Difference Can we Make? An Emergency Summit
We live in terrifying times. The war in Ukraine has broken apart any semblance of global peace and security we might have had.
Many of us, as counsellors, psychotherapists, and psychologists, are asking what we can do—if anything? This Emergency Summit will bring together globally-leading theorists, researchers, and clinicians in the psychotherapy and counselling field to discuss the potential role that we can have in creating a more just and peaceful world: one in which all members of the global community have the opportunity to live full and satisfying lives.
Our talks will cover both the practical things that therapists can do, for instance working with war traumatised clients; challenging racism and a Eurocentric view of the world; and more theoretical explorations of the links between therapeutic ideas and conflict resolution practices.
Fundraising
All profits from this event will be donated to the UN Crisis Relief appeal to support the people of Ukraine. You can read more about UN Crisis Relief and make a donation on the link below.
https://crisisrelief.un.org/ukraine-crisis
All of the presenters are donating their time without charge. The event will be hosted by ONLINEVENTS LTD (OE) and OE will be donating all the team time to organise and host the conference. The Eventbrite fees, any sales tax incurred and the cost of using Zoom will be paid from the event income.
CPD Certificate & Resources
Following the event you will recieve a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Certificate which will acknowledge your attendance at the event. You will also receive a link to a google folder which will contain any resources that the presenters wish to share
Ethical Statement
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Introductions & Openings
Widening The Human Horizon To Go Beyond Crisis - Emmy van Deurzen
Psychotherapy At A Time of Social and Political Change and Crisis: Where Do Stand? What Do We Have To Offer? - John McLeod
Open Dialogues: A Humanistic and Democratic Practice for Severe Crises - Jaakko Seikkula
Black, Blue, Yellow: Remembering Our Humanity During The Ukrainian Crisis - Dwight Turner
The Grief of War: Personal and Political Dimensions - John Wilson
Existential Relatedness: A Response To ‘What Can I Do?’ - Ernesto Spinelli
Rapid Therapy in Challenging Times: The Potential of Single-Session Therapy - Windy Dryden
The Need To Be Right: How We Are All Waging War - Robin Shohet & Joan Wilmot
Compassion As The Basis For Courage And Wisdom In The Pursuit Of World Peace - Paul Gilbert
How To Be, Comprehend, And Do During This Paradigm Shift In International Relations - Maria Kontarini
The Multiple Human Rights Violations in Armed Conflicts: Sexual Violence In The War Against Ukraine–Mental Health, Support, and Justice - Nora Sveaass
Unprovoked Aggression: When Words Fail - Digby Tantam
Common Principles Of Positive Change: Bridging The Intrapersonal And Sociopolitical Divide - Mick Cooper
Realising Inner Peace - Martin Wells
Promoting Sanity In Insane Times: The Moral Responsibility Of Counsellors In A Period Of Global Crisis - Courtland Lee
Dissolving Aggression At Its Root - Ken Bradford
‘Your Thoughts and Prayers Are Not Enough’ UK based Ukrainian volunteer - Sabnum Dharamsi & Abdullah Maynard
[Care of ] foreigners to ourselves - Salma Siddique
Racism At The Borders: A Brown Therapist’s Reflection On How We Can Work With The Impact of Racial Trauma - Rima Sidhpara
Talking To Children And Teens About War: War As A Mirror Metaphor Of The 'Self' And Social Dynamics - Kalanit Ben-Ari
Conversation with Orna Guralnik
Co-constructing Counselling Training In A Country In War: The Experience of Afghanistan - Lucia Berdondini
Vicarious Trauma: Resonating With Our Past - Juliet Grayson
Vicarious Trauma And Compassion Fatigue: Strategies For Those Who Help Others - Tamara McClintock Greenberg
Pausing For Self-Care - Greg Madison
The House of Deep Peace - Dina Glouberman
Closing Escape Hatches In Emergency Situations: Is It Possible? - Maria Sorokopud
Principles of Anti-Oppressive Practice - Mamood Ahmad
Holding Hope - Ani de la Prida
Holding The Calm Within The Storm: How To Stay Well And Regulated In These Troubling Times - Kate Williams
Keeping Balance Through Compassion - Maureen Cooper
"Am I Just a Drop in the Ocean?" - Sue Monckton-Rickett
Create A Peace Candle Of Light And Support - Christina Bachini
Over The Hills And Far Away: War, Grief And The Soul - William Ayot
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