HYPNOSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE – Rome 2009 – SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM – friday september 25

XVIII International Congress of the International Society of Hypnosis

Rome, september 22-26 2009

Università di Roma “La Sapienza”, Piazzale Aldo Moro n. 5, AULA MAGNA

 

8.00-9.15 KEYNOTES

K2. INVITED KEYNOTE

JEFFREY K. ZEIG (USA)

Attunement: Hypnotic Empathy/Hypnotic Response

KA2. KEYNOTE ADDRESS

ARREED FRANZ BARABASZ (USA)

Brief Ego State Therapy for Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD)

9.15-11.00 PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSES

PA1. ERIC WERMETTEN (The Netherlands)

Hypnotic familiarities: a question of agency?

PA2. CAMILLO LORIEDO (Italy)

Mirror Neurons, Empathy and Hypnosis

PA3. JULIE LINDEN (USA)

It’s elementary, my dear Watson”: A metaphysical look at Hypnosis

11.15-13.15 INVITED ADDRESSES

IA5. TEACHING AND LEARNING FROM HYPNOSIS

GIUSEPPE DE BENEDITTIS (Italy)

Linking neuroscience to psychotherapy: what we have learnt from hypnosis

RICHARD P. KLUFT (USA)

Improving Safety in Our Hypnosis Workshops

BURKHARD PETER (Germany)

Justinus Kerner and the girl from Orlach. On the history of dissociative identity disorders in Germany

IA6. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS

GUNNAR ROSEN (Norway)

Phantom limb pain/the mystery of a ghost in the brain. Can hypnosis change the haunting ghost?

BERNHARD TRENKLE (Germany)

Hypnosis at the treatment of a chronic rip in the cornea

CLAUDE VIROT (France)

The new sciences beyond the neuro-sciences. Application in the depression

IA7. NEUROSCIENCE, RAPPORT AND RESILIENCE

ÉVA I. BÁNYAI (Hungary)

The effects of hypnosis in coping with cancer: A chance for survival

MATTHIAS MENDE (Austria)

Neuroscience and Rapport - The Hypnotic Relationship Revisited

NICOLE RUYSSCHAERT (Belgium)

From empathy to compassion fatigue. How can health care practitioners keep their positive engagement and develop resilience?

11.15-13.15 PANELS

P1. HYPNOSIS AND THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION

Chairperson: MICHAEL YAPKO

ASSEN ALLADIN

Maximizing hypnotherapy effects to prevent relapse in depression

CONSUELO CASULA

Hypnosis to Stimulate Resiliency in Depressed Individuals

TERESA GARCIA,

How Does Hypnosis Help in the Treatment of Depression?

CAMILLO LORIEDO,

Systemic Hypnosis With Depressed Individuals And Their Families

MICHAEL YAPKO

The Use of Hypnosis in Targeting Specific Patterns of Depression: The Merits of Strategic Approaches

11.15-13.15 SYMPOSIA

S3. ADVANCED TOPICS ON EGO STATE THERAPY

Chairperson – WOLTEMADE HARTMAN (South Africa)

WOLTEMADE HARTMAN (South Africa)

Straight Guys with Queer Eyes:  The Utilization of Resourceful Ego States in the Treatment of Sexual Orientation Distress

THARINA GUSE (South Africa)

Facilitating Flourishing in Therapists through Utilizing Psychological Strengths in Ego State Therapy

GERDA FOURIE D.LITT ET PHIL & THARINA GUSE PH.D (South Africa)

“An Integrated Ericksonian and Ego State Intervention for the Treatment of Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse”

S4. HYPNOSIS APPLIED TO CHILDREN WITH PHISICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL ABUSE:

A “NEUROPSYCHOEDUCATIONAL APPROACH”

Chairperson CARME TIMONEDA-GALLART (Spain)

FREDERIC PÉREZ-ALVAREZ (Spain)

Neuroscience and behavior: A new insight for education, assessment and remediation.

CARME TIMONEDA-GALLART (Spain)

Cognition and emotion during childhood: Towards a new neuropsychological approach to the assessment and remediation of emotional problems in children.

JORDI BAUS ROSSET and OSCAR MATEU-ROBUSTÉ (Spain)

Ericksonian hypnosis applied to children affected by serious physical or psychological abuse.

SILVIA MAYORAL-RODRÍGUEZ (Spain).

A new look at remediation of teenagers’ maladjusted behavior: the Ericksonian approach applied in several cases.

S5. SYMPOSIUM OF THE NETHERLANDS SOCIETY OF HYPNOSIS

HENRY A.A. de BERK (The Netherland)

Suggestive effects of medicines and prescriptions

ANNE KORSEN (The Netherland)

Interpreters and hypnosis

NICO KNIJNENBURG (The Netherland)

Narrative sand play and hypnosis

JOOST MERTENS (The Netherland)

Possible neuropsychiatric underpinnings for the use of hypnosis in depression

TON WILKEN (The Netherland)

Teaching hypnosis: do all roads lead to Rome?

11.15-13.15 SPECIAL SESSIONS

SS1. HYPNOSIS AND PRESENT THERAPEUTICAL EVOLUTION (CIICS-Turin)

GIUSEPPE REGALDO

Hypnosis techniques in emergency situations

MARIA TERESA TOSELLO

Three, none, one hundred thousand hypnosis

VINCENZO MASTRONARDI, M. CALDERARO, A. POMILLA

Film monideism. world film data bank, as an instrument for insight into therapeutical strategies (testing and jail experiences)

13.15-14.15 LUNCH BREAK

14.15-16.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM WORKSHOPS

spw1. WALTER BONGARTZ (Germany)

Indirect techniques in treating psychosomatic disorders

spw2. MAHAIRI MCKENNA, PHYLLIS ALDEN (UK)

Hypnosis, Skin and Psyche

spw3. LARS-ERIC UNESTÅHL (Sweden)

Developmental Hypnosis: Philosophy, Principles and Neurophysiological Aspects

spw4. CLAUDE VIROT (France)

A trip in Chaos

spw5. GABY GOLAN (Israel)

The use and abuse of hypnosis in conversions

spw6. ALI ÖZDEN ÖZTÜRK (Turkey)

The Use of The AUCH (Awareness Under Conscious Hypnosis) Method in Surgery, in Pain Relief and in Post-Operative Period, and in Hypnobirth

spw7. MICHELE MODENESE, WILMA TRASARTI SPONTI (Italy)

Hypnotics different approaches in working with teams and athletes, from the peak athletic performance at agonistic sunset

spw8. JACINTO INBAR (Israel)

Passion for Life, Passion for Passion. Hypnotherapy’s Contribution to Enhance Passion

16.30-18.30 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM WORKSHOPS

spw9. LINDA THOMSON (USA)

Elimination Disorders in Children

spw10. JOHAN VANDERLINDEN (Belgium)

Hypnosis in the treatment of obesity and binge eating disorder (BED): a directive step-by-step approach.

spw11. ARREED FRANZ BARABASZ, MARIANNE BARABASZ & CIARA CHRISTENSEN (USA)

Hypnotherapeutic Techniques Workshop

spw12. CATHERINE G. FINE, LINDA M. YOUNG (USA)

Hypnosis in the treatment of sexual dysfunctions in dissociative disorders and posttraumatic stress disorder.

spw13. ASSEN ALLADIN and CHRIS WILKES

Evidence-Based Cognitive Hypnotherapy For Depression

spw14. WALTER TSCHUGGUEL (Austria)

Trance Induction in High Resistance Persons

spw15. STEFANO COLOMBO (Switzerland)

The body, the hypnosis and the "live" metaphors

spw16. ANTONELLA MONINI (Italy)

The Therapist on The Stage: How to Activate The Body’s Thinking of Hypnotist trough Acting Techniques

18.30-19.30 MAIN PRESENTATIONS

MP7. THE STRUCTURE OF HYPNOSIS

ETZEL CARDEÑA (SWEDEN)

The relationship between hypnotizability and emotional contagion

DAVID M. WARK (USA)

Alert Hypnosis: Review of Research, Cases and Mechanisms

MP8. HYPNOTIC INTERVENTION IN SPECIAL SITUATION

DABNEY M. EWIN (USA)

Hypnosis in the Emergency Room

DOUGLAS FLEMONS (USA)

From Performance Anxiety to Coordinated Flow

MP9. HYPNOSIS AND CHILDREN’S PROBLEM

JEAN FRANÇOIS MARQUET (France)

Hypnosis and common sense: how to fight against ADHD children’s pseudo pandemia ?

ANGELIKA SCHLARB (Germany)

KiSS - a hypnotherapeutic-behavioral treatment program for children suffering from sleep disorders

MP10. BODY AND IMAGINATION

STEFANO COLOMBO (Switzerland)

Body or mind? Where is the hypnotic answer?

EMILIA COSTA (Italy)

Induced Imagination In Eating Disorders

SPD4. JOHAN VANDERLINDEN (Belgium)

Resolving emotional trauma by means of hypnosis

18.30-19.30 PRESENTATIONS

P1. HYPNOSIS WITH INDIVIDUALS COUPLES AND FAMILIES

JACINTO INBAR (Israel)
Cognitive behavior hypnotherapy to enhance individual and couple's resilience

ANTONIO J. BUSTILLO, PH.D., LMFT (USA)

Mind and Body in Family Hypnotherapy

18.30-19.30 SHOURT COURSES

SC1. MAX CHAUMETTE, JR. (USA)

Hypnosis in the peri-operative period

SC2. RICHARD MILLER (USA)

Clinical work with gay men: Achieving confidence as a provider to enhance comfort for patients.

17.30-19.30

ISH-INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF HYPNOSIS

MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF REPRESENTATIVES

SOCIAL PROGRAM

21.00 GALA DINNER with LIVE MUSIC

Restaurant: “Vigna dei Cardinali” – Piazzale di Ponte Milvio 34

 

pubblicato da Roberto Blarasin 

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HYPNOSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE – Rome 2009 – SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM – saturday settembre 26

XVIII International Congress of the International Society of Hypnosis

Roma, september 22-26, 2009

Università di Roma “La Sapienza”, Piazzale Aldo Moro n. 5, AULA MAGNA

 

8.00-9.00 DEMOSTRATIONS

SPD5. EMANUELE DEL CASTELLO (Italy)

Neuroni specchio in azione: il gruppo come amplificatore dei fenomeni dell’ipnosi profonda

8.00-9.00 PRESENTATIONS

P2. INVESTIGATIONS ON THE HYPNOTIC STATE AND SUGGESTIONS

ATILLA İLHAN, OSMAN ÖZCAN, DILEK TÜRKOĞLU, ALEVTINA ERSOY, EMINE ÇELIK (Turkey)

Cerebral Blood Flow Evaluation During Hypnotic State with Transcranial Doppler Sonography

FANNY NUSBAUM, J. REDOUTE, D. LE BARS, P. VOLCKMANN, G. RIBES, J. GAUCHER, D. SAPPEY-MARINIER (France)

Evaluation of Various Hypnotic Suggestions for Chronic Pain Relief Using Pet Imaging

P3. EVIDENCES IN HYPNOSIS

MARY ANN SANTORO (Italy)

The Guiding Light Of Evidence-Based Practice In Hypnosis

PABLO VÁZQUEZ (Mexico)

Neural Corelates of the Natural Trance in the Ericksonian Psychotherapy; a Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fmri) Study.

P4. PHYLOSOPHIES OF ERICKSONIAN HYPNOSIS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

FABIO CARNEVALE (Italy)

Between Dionysus and Apollo. Ericksonian Hypnosis meet the ‘Zeitgeist’. Philosophy and Psychotherapy walking down the path of Utilization

ANTONELLA VANNINI (italy)

Erickson’s psychotherapy and the Unitary Theory of the Physical and Biological Worlds of Luigi Fantappiè: the tendency towards the future

P5. APPLICATIONS OF HYPNOSIS

NATASCIA BERNARDI (Italy)

An example of hypnosis in a group sport context

SEHNAZ KUTLUK (Turkey)

In vaginismus patients; what happens to other Somatic symptoms after treatment by Hypnosis adjuncted to CBT.

P6. COGNITIVE APPROACHES

LUANA DE VITA, PAOLA CIMBOLLI (Italy)

“Man Knows More Than He Understands”. An integrated Post-Razionalist Cognitive and Ericksonian psychotherapy perspective of Adlerian technique of First Recollections.

DILEK TURKOGLU, SEHNAZ KUTLUK (Turkey)

Differences between Using hypnosis adjuncted to CBT+EMDR and CBT results in literature

P7. SPECIAL APPROACHES

ANTONELLA MONINI (ITALY)

Hanemannian Homeopathy and Ericksonian Psycotherapy: A fatal Attraction between similar approaches. Reflections.

EFRÉN RAMÍREZ (Puertorico)

The mandalic visualization method of learning about a unified theory of personality

8.00-9.00 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

RI7. DOLORE E ANALGESIA

CARLO ANTONELLI

Intervento ipnotico precoce durante la valutazione medica del dolore

CIARAMELLA A., PAROLI M., SERRA M., POLI P.

Il nocebo: un predittore di fallimento dei trattamenti analgesici.

9.15-11.15 INVITED ADDRESSES

FRONTIERS OF HYPNOSIS

IA1. JULIE H. LINDEN (USA)

Frontiers of Hypnosis

IA2. GUGLIELMO GULOTTA (Italy)

Conoscenze di psicologia non clinica utili in ipnositerapia

IA3. SUSY SIGNER-FISCHER (Switzerland)

To influence the own lifespan

9.15-11.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM DEMONSTRATIONS

9.15-10.15

SPD6. CONSUELO CASULA (Italy)

Virtues of our Faults: Women and the Art of Becoming Themselves

10.15-11.15

SPD7. TERESA GARCIA-SANCHEZ & ERNESTO REVILLA (Spain)

Case Report Demonstration on: Hypnosis as coadjuvant of a multiple sclerosis recovery demonstrated with scans

9.15-11.15 SYMPOSIA

S6 - THE EFFECTS OF HYPNOTIC STATE, HYPNOTIZABILITY, AND ATTUNEMENT

Chairperson ÉVA I. BÁNYAI (Hungary)

ÉVA I. BÁNYAI, ANNA C. GŐSI-GREGUSS, KATALIN VARGA (Hungary)

Does the speech of the subject under hypnosis keep pace with the hypnotist, or is it a function of hypnotic state? Theoretical background and a perceptual study.

ANNA C. GŐSI-GREGUSS, ÉVA I. BÁNYAI, KATALIN VARGA (Hungary)

Does the voice of the subject under hypnosis keep pace with the hypnotist, or is it a function of hypnotic state? An acoustical analysis.

ANDRÁS KÖLTŐ, ESZTER LAKNER, ANNA C. GŐSI-GREGUSS, ÉVA I. BÁNYAI, KATALIN VARGA (Hungary)

Interrogative Suggestibility: The Effects Of Gender, Hypnosis And Hypnotizability

EMESE JÓZSA, KATALIN VARGA, ANNA C. GŐSI-GREGUSS, ÉVA I. BÁNYAI (Hungary)

Subjects’ sensitivity to emotional communication: The effects of hypnosis, gender, and hypnotizability.

KATALIN VARGA, EMESE JÓZSA, ÉVA I. BÁNYAI, ANNA C. GŐSI-GREGUSS (Hungary)

Interactional synchrony and hypnotizability.

9.15-11.15 SPECIAL SESSIONS

SS.2 CINEMA E IPNOSI

ANNA GUERRERA E MARIA CRISTINA PERICA

Cinema e Ipnosi nell'SPDC: esiti dell'osservazione, ipotesi di ricerca e elementi applicativi.

ANNA GUERRERA

Cinema e ipnosi: relazioni e correlazioni

VINCENZO MANCINI, GIUSEPPINA MARESCA, PASQUALINA RAGAZZONE

Ipnosi: quali stereotipi nel Cinema?

LETIZIA NICOLINI

La relazione ipnotica tra spettatore e film: un’indagine preliminare

CHRISTIAN POGGIOLESI

La relazione ipnotica tra spettatore e film: Von Trier, Lynch e Herzog.

SS3. HYPNOSIS AND ADVANCED RESEARCH (CIICS-Turin)

VALÉRIE TIKHONOFF, EDOARDO CASIGLIA, AUGUSTO MARIO ROSSI

Experimental models for hypnotic and post-hypnotic allucinations

ENRICO FACCO, EDOARDO CASIGLIA

Experimental models for hypnotic and post-hypnotic analgesia

MARIA SOLE GAROSCI

Neuroanatomy of the hypnotic state – new insights?

9.15-11.15 SYMPOSIA

S7. NEW APPROACHES

ANDREW ARMATAS (Grece)

Coaching Hypnosis: utilizing hypnosis in personal and business coaching.

RENZO BALUGANI, ROBERTO BLARASIN, ANTONELLA GIULIANI, BRIGITTE STÜBNER (Italy)

Using genograms in Ericksonian therapist’s training groups.

S9. Hypnosis and interactional

DENIS VESVARD (France)

Hypnotical approaches to interactional symptoms

9.15-11.15 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

9.15-10.15

RI8.IPNOSI CON I BAMBINI

MARIA LAURA FASCIANA

Storie interattive: la co-costruzione della terapia ipnotica con i bambini.

Claudio Mammini e Vincenzo Langellotti

Ipnosi nell’infanzia: de-ipnotizzare la famiglia da idee prevalenti

10.15-11.15

R19. DINAMICA ESPERIENZIALE NEL PROCESSO CLINICO

LUCA CARCASSI

I Sentieri della Resilienza: un'esperienza made in Sardegna

ALFONSO GATTO

Il Gladiatore decide nell’arena. Il processo decisionale attraverso il ragionamento clinico, la comunicazione ipnotica le neuroscienze

9.15-10.15

RI10. EMPATIA, RELAZIONE E ALTERAZIONI DELL’INTERAZIONE SOCIALE

EMANUELE MAZZONE

Psicoterapia ericksoniana e Sindrome di Asperger: imitazione, immaginazione, simulazione, empatia.

ANTONIO PIRO

Unicità della relazione e comunicazione ipnotica

10.15-11.15

RI11. PSICOTERAPIA IPNOTICA NELLA PRATICA CLINICA

BRUNO DUBOS

La giovane ragazza anoressica: della crisalide alla farfalla

CHIARA TORTI, FLAVIO DI LEONE

Psicoterapia ipnotica ultrabreve in pazienti ambulatoriali con Disturbo di Conversione: implicazioni cliniche e considerazioni per l’approccio evidence-based in psicoterapia

11.30-13.15 KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

K3. WALTER BONGARTZ (Switzerland)

Ritual structures as blueprints for trancework

K4. CHRISTEL BEJENKE (USA)

Hypnosis in Somatic Medicine: Its Relevance to Communication and Invasive Procedures

KA3. JOHN GRUZELIER, TONY STEFFERT, TREVOR THOMPSON (UK)
Controlled trials of 3D and virtual reality-assisted creative immune-visualisation self-hypnosis training.

13.15-14.15 LUNCH BREAK

14.15-16.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM WORKSHOPS

spw1. MATTHIAS MENDE (Austria)

The Utilization of Transference and Countertransference in Solution-Oriented Hypnotherapy

spw2. WILMA TRASARTI SPONTI, ANNA MARIA RAPONE (Italy)

Hypnosis and Grief-Respect Emotion and Time Distortion (Intermediate)

spw3. JEFFREY LAZARUS (USA)

Treatment of Nocturnal Enuresis with Hypnotherapy

spw4. BRIGITTE STÜBNER (Italy)

How to become Ericksonian parents

spw5. CHRISTINE GUILLOUX (France)

Heroes and/as Resources in Therapy

spw6. GIUSEPPE REGALDO (Italy)

Techniques of rapid inductions - with films and training

spw7. DENISA LEGAC, MICHELE MODENESE, WILMA TRASARTI SPONTI (Italy)

Different approaches and different personalities as resources both in education training and in hypnotherapy

14.15-16.15 SYMPOSIA

S8. MODELS AND METHODS

MAREK J. CELINSKI, LYLE ALLEN III (Canada)

Conversion Model of Mental Transformation

GRAHAM JAMIESON, RODNEY CROFT, JANELLE CLEARY, SIMON HAMMOND & BRUCE FINDLAY (Australia)

Hypnosis dissociates affective and cognitive divisions of the Anterior Cingulate Cortex in error related processing

COACHING AND TRAINING

GRAHAM JAMIESON & NATASHA LOI (Australia)
Combining the internet and Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory (PCI) for remote assessment of hypnotic abilities.
ALI ÖZDEN ÖZTÜRK (Turkey)

The contribution of autohypnosis in AUCH Method to the success of therapeutic processes

16.15-17.30 MAIN PRESENTATIONS

MP11. FROM RESENTMENT TO HARMONY

CONSUELO C. CASULA (Italy)

Leading Depressed Patients to H.A.R.M.O.N.Y.

PATRICK CIAVALDINI, GHISLAINE DELAIRE (France)

Vendetta of the Unconcious

MP12. EXPLORING AND USING THE SELF

JOÃO JORGE CABRAL NOGUEIRA (Brazil)

Autoscopy – a journey within

CHRISTINE GUILLOUX (France)

Moves toward Self-Humor...

16.15-17.30 PRESENTATIONS

P8. ANXIETY

DILEK TURKOGLU (Turkey)

The effect of hynosis on depressive symptoms and anxiety symptoms in patients in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) process.

CHINATSU ODA (Japan)

Case Examination of the Effectiveness of Autogenic Training Combined 6with Biofeedback for Social Anxiety Disorder

P9. EDUCATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE

TERESA I. SZTAB (Germany)

Dying well: maintaining a quality of life while dying-hypnotic aspects in palliative care.

ERIC K. WILLMARTH, DONALD MOSS (USA)

Teaching Hypnosis: Models of Education

16.15-17.30 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

RI12. IPNOSI E CINEMA

MARIA CRISTINA PERICA

Cinema e terapia ipnotica: spunti di utilizzazione

CAMILLO VALERIO
A me gli occhi, please. Il contributo dell'ipnosi cinematografica al lavoro dell'ipnoterapeuta ericksoniano.

RI13. IPNOSI E FORMAZIONE PROFESSIONALE

MARIA CRISTINA PERICA

L’ipnosi nella formazione professionale

RI14. DALLA ESPERIENZA DI VITA ALLE NUOVE PRATICHE CLINICHE

MARIA RICCIO, LANFRANCO VERDECCHIA, et Al.

L’Avatar nella Psicoterapia Ericksoniana come Metafora Clinica della Simulazione Incarnata del Sistema dei Neuroni a Specchio.

MATTEO PAGANELLI

Ipnosi e musica: dalla musica ipnotica all’ipnosi “che suona”

RI15. APPLICAZIONI CLINICHE DELL’IPNOSI

ROSSELLA MITRO, R. DEL SIGNORE, G. DE NITTIS, C. DE GENNARO

Le palme slegate

SALVATORE PIEDEPALUMBO

Psoriasi: evoluzione delle lesioni cutanee durante l’ipnositerapia

16.15-17.30 STUDENTS’ PRESENTATIONS

DEVIN BLAIR TERHUNE, ETZEL CARDEÑA, MAGNUS LINDGREN (Sweden)

Dissociated control as a signature of typological variability in high hypnotic suggestibility.

AFRA DE BERK (The Netherland)

Stage Hypnosis

SOPHIE DE VRIES ROBLES (The Nederland)

Getting familiar with hypnosis

FLAVIO G. DI LEONE, MARIA CHIARA TORTI (Italy)

The Nature of hypnotic analgesia: neuroimaging and neurophisiological correlations

MANUEL SÁNCHEZ, ROSALBA ÁLVAREZ, LANDY TUN (Mexico)

Working in group with ericksonnian techniques with patients with Hypertension and or Diabetes.

17.30-17.45 CLOSING REMARKS

18.00-19.00

ISH-INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF HYPNOSIS

MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS

SOCIAL PROGRAM

20.30 Concert

“The Magic Flute” adapted from W.A. Mozart “Die Zauberflote”

the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio

Teatro Olimpico – Piazza Gentile da Fabriano 17

 

pubblicato da Roberto Blarasin 

Technorati Tag: ipnosi,hypnosis,congresso internazionale di ipnosi 2009,international hypnosis congress 2009,roma,rome

HYPNOSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE – Rome 2009 – SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM – Thursday, September 24

7.00 Registration

8.00-8.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM OPENING

Opening Remarks

8.15-9.30 KEYNOTES

K1. INVITED KEYNOTE

PETER B. BLOOM (USA)

Clinical Hypnosis: Creativity or Neuroscience?

KA1. KEYNOTE ADDRESS

MICHAEL YAPKO (USA)

Depression is Contagious: Re-thinking the Use of Hypnosis in Treating the Social Dimension of Depression

9.45-10.45 DIALOGUE

D1. JULIE H. LINDEN AND LEORA KUTTNER

Confessions from Two Seasoned Practitioners: A Dialogue

What we didn’t know we didn’t know and wished we knew then

9.45-10.45 MAIN PRESENTATIONS

MP1. CLINICAL HYPNOSIS

ASSEN ALLADIN (Canada)

Clinical Hypnosis In The 21st Century

ALASTAIR DOBBIN (Scotland)

The argument for clinical hypnotherapy

MP2. PAIN

CONSUELO C. CASULA (Italy)

Pain, Emotions, and Hypnosis

GUNNAR ROSEN (Norway)

The Neuroscience of pain and hypnosis used as an interactive model for treatment strategy

MP3. TRAUMA AND POSTRAUMATIC CONDITIONS

ETZEL CARDEÑA (Sweden)

The ISSTS Guidelines for the use of hypnosis for posttraumatic conditions

STEFANIE BADENHORST (South Africa)

Advanced techniques with childhood Trauma

MP4. COUPLES AND FAMILY THERAPY IN HYPNOSIS

PATRICE CHARBONNEL (France)

Couples in therapy: looking for the lost contract

WILMA SPONTI TRASARTI (Italy)

Conjoint and disjoint sessions, as belonging and individuation in ED patients

MP5. HYPNOSIS AND ORIENTAL THERAPIES

NAOKI WATANABE (Japan)

Introducing Morita Therapy to the field of Hypnotherapy

ANTONELLA BIANCHI DI CASTELBIANCO (Italy)

Ericksonian Hypnosis and Taoist Qigong: can the past be the future of mind-body communication?

9.45-10.45 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

RI1. CONTRIBUTI ORIGINALI IN IPNOTERAPIA

EMANUELE DEL CASTELLO

Un contributo originale dell’ipnosi alla psicoterapia: il rinforzo dell’io

ALESSANDRA GANDOLFI e ROLANDO WEILBAKER

Il "non-risveglio" in ipnosi

9.45-10.45 PRESENTATIONS EN FRANÇAIS/PRESENTATIONS IN FRENCH

PF2. PENSÉE MAGIQUE ET DISSOCIATION DANS L’HYPNOSE

KARINE HAMELIN, STEVE LEE, FRANCK BERNARD

L’utilisation de la déionisation temporaire et de la pensée magique en obstétrique.

DANIEL QUIN

La dissociation à la lumière des Neurosciences

11.00-13.00 INVITED ADDRESSES

IA1. NEUROFISIOLOGY AND BRAIN MECHANISMS IN HYPNOSIS

ETZEL CARDEÑA (SWEDEN)

The neurophenomenology of “deep, neutral” hypnotic phenomena

ULRIKE HALSBAND (Germany)

Brain mechanism in hypnosis and meditation

AUDREY VANHAUDENHUYSE, MÉLANIE BOLY, STEVEN LAUREYS AND MARIE-ELISABETH FAYMONVILLE (Belgium)

Neurophysiological correlates of hypnotic analgesia

IA2. EXPLAINING HYPNOSIS OVER TIMES

BRENT B. GEARY (USA)

Lessons and Surprises in 25 Years of Pain Management

GIUSEPPE DUCCI, RENZO BALUGANI (Italy)

Language, metaphor, neuroscience: scientific explanation and pragmatic rules for the effective communication in hypnosis

TERESA ROBLES (Mexico) and FRANCISCO DI BIASE (Brazil)

50 Years after Ornstein’s discoveries, our Brain is not the same

IA3. CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

DANIEL P. KOHEN (USA)

Chronic Daily Headache: Helping Adolescents Help Themselves with Self-Hypnosis

SHAUL LIVNAY (Israel)

Do I dare do "It" with more than one? The issues & challenges of the use of hypnosis with couples & families

LINDA THOMSON (USA)

Pediatric Inductions for the Child in All of Us

IA4. DIRECT AND INDIRECT APPROACHES

GIORGIO NARDONE (Italy)

Introdurre il cambiamento nella prima seduta con tecniche ipnotiche indirette

MARIANNE MARTIN (Austria)

Smoking Cessation by Imagination and Utilisation

RIA WILLEMSEN, PATRICK HAENTJENS, DIANE ROSEEUW & JOHAN VANDERLINDEN (Belgium)

Hypnosis For Alopecia Areata

11.00-13.00 SYMPOSIA

S1.PAIN AND ANALGESIA

VILFREDO DE PASCALIS, IMMACOLATA CACACE (Italy)

Analgesia and hyperalgesia in waking and hypnosis: Effects on pain and somatosensory event-related potentials (SERPs)

ZAHI ARNON (Israel)

Accepting and Embracing the Symptoms [Pain]

GIUSEPPE REGALDO (Italy)

Childbirth in deep, somnambulic trance with hallucinations

JERZY ALEKSANDROWICZ, MAREK BINDER, MICHA MIELIMKA, ANDRZEJ URBANIK (Poland)

State of hypnosis in fRMI

S2. CREATIVE APPROACHES TO ENHANCE MIND-BODY COMMUNICATION

ANTONELLA BIANCHI DI CASTELBIANCO (Italy)

Conscious and Unconscious Body: working with the body image in ericksonian hypnosis

ALBINA M. TAMALONIS (USA)

If You Could Be Calm about Being Angry, What Would It Be Like? Anger Management by Positive Imaging and Music

INARA ROJA, ZENIJA ROJA (Latvia)

Cognitive Hypnodrama Treatment in adult patients with depressive mood and psychogenic logoneurosis

ALBINA M. TAMALONIS (USA)

Exercising in the zone. A Mind/Body Solution for the Physically Dissociated Patient by Using Active Hypnosis and Music or Stirring up the Couch Potato

11.00-13.00 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

11.00-12.00

RI2. IPNOSI E DIAGNOSTICA MEDICA

GIUSEPPE IEPPARELLI, EMANUELE DEL CASTELLO, ANNAMARIA CUOMO, GIUSEPPINA MARI, CARMELA PIANTEDOSI

L’uso dell’ipnosi nella broncoscopia diagnostica: primi risultati di una ricerca.

CATALDO NICODEMO SCILANGA

L’ipnosi nella diagnostica e terapia dell’ipertensione arteriosa

12.00-13.00

RI3. DAL SINGOLO AL GRUPPO NELLA IPNOSI ERICKSONIANA

MATTEO PAGANELLI

L’utilizzo dell’ipnosi nell’ambito della Psicologia dello Sport. Uomini e donne: dal singolo al gruppo.

LANFRANCO VERDECCHIA, MARIA RICCIO et Al.

Erickson e il gruppo: passato, presente e futuro.

11.00-13.00 PRESENTATIONS EN FRANÇAIS/PRESENTATIONS IN FRENCH

PF2. L’HYPNOSE EN ANESTHESIOLOGIE

PHILIPPE HOUSSEL, NICOLAS GUILLOU

Induction rapide en anesthésie.

PIERRE HUGOT, FRANCK BERNARD

Réalisation de bloc sous échographie et hypnose.

LAURE MARTIN, JÉRÔME LANCHOU

EVA du confort

HERVÉ MUSELLEC, NICOLAS GUILLOU, CLAUDE VIROT

Étude comparative Hypno sédation versus Anesthésie Générale pour pose de dispositif de stérilisation intra-tubaire en ambulatoire.

13.00-14.00 LUNCH BREAK

14.00-16.00 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM WORKSHOPS

spw1. JULIE H. LINDEN (USA)

Children, Trauma and Hypnosis

spw2. DABNEY M. EWIN, MD (USA)

Burn Workshop

spw3. ÉVA I. BÁNYAI AND KATALIN VARGA (Hungary)

Hypnotic And Suggestive Communication In Critical Life Situations

spw4. DIANE YAPKO (USA)

Hypnosis in the Treatment of Children with Asperger’s Syndrome”

spw5. ALASTAIR DOBBIN (Scotland)

Working with emotional distress

spw6. CONSUELO CASULA (Italy) e JACINTO INBAR (Israel)

Hypnosis and Happiness: Hypnotherapy’s Contribution to Enhance Happiness

spw7. JÖRG ALBERS (Denmark)

Treatment of Addiction. Hypnotherapy, Psychosensory Therapy and Cue Exposure - How to Improve the Mind-Body Connection by Extinguishing Craving and Solving Underlying Traumas

spw8. MARY ANN SANTORO (Italy/USA)

Counseling and Ericksonian Hypnosis: When, Where, How?

16.15-18.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM WORKSHOPS

spw9. MICHAEL YAPKO (USA)

The Power of Expectancy: Hypnotic Age Progression in Addressing the Hopelessness of Depression

spw10. RICHARD P. KLUFT AND CATHERINE G. FINE (USA)

Hypnotic Interventions for Dissociative Identity Disorder

spw11. GIORGIO NARDONE (Italy)

Knowing through changing: rend ering the first session effectively therapeutic

spw12. LILIAN BORGES ZEIG (Brazil/USA)

Experiential Assessment and Treatment

spw13. RIA WILLEMSEN (Belgium)

Hypnosis in dermatology

spw14.

A. ALI ESREF MUEZZINOGLU, HUSNU RIZA MUEZZINOGLU, GOKSU TRAKYALI, E. CETIN KALELI (Turkey)

Hypnosis in Dentistry as Applied at the Hypnosis Research and Application Unit of the Istanbul Aydin University

B. ALI ESREF MUEZZINOGLU, ALI OZDEN OZTURK, E. CETIN KALELI, HUSNU RIZA MUEZZINOGLU (Turkey)

Use of Hypnosis for Addiction-forming Habits and Other Conditions

spw15. GIUSEPPE DE BENEDITTIS (Italy)

The dark side of hypnosis. Untoward effects and complications in the clinical, experimental and entertainment setting.

spw16. DANIELA KYRYS (Germany)

Rapid Hypnosis Techniques in Dentistry

18.15-19.15 DIALOGUE

D2. GIUSEPPE DE BENEDITTIS (Italy) AND PETER BLOOM (USA)

The wonder within: hypnosis and placebo, two faces of the same coin?

18.15-19.15 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM DEMONSTRATIONS

SPD1. GIORGIO NARDONE (Italy)

Strategic Dialogue

SPD2. CATHERINE BOUCHARA (France)

Un film et un débat : Chloé et la potion magique - L’hypnose sous protocole ?

SPD3. NIKOLA TOMIC (Australia)

Somatoform vs. Psychosomatic Disorders and their treatment by using hypnosis

18.15-19.15 MAIN PRESENTATIONS

MP6. HYPNOSIS IN DENTISTRY

MIKE GOW (Scotland)

Modern dental procedures using hypnosis - pain control

MIKE GOW (Scotland)

Modern dental procedures using hypnosis - controlling gag reflex

18.15-19.15 RELAZIONI IN ITALIANO/PRESENTATIONS IN ITALIAN

RI4. PERSONAGGI E PERCORSI ERICKSONIANI

MARIO MARAZZI E LUISA MARTINI

Il popolo delle piroghe. Il viaggio di Erickson come metafora che connette tutta la relazione

MATTEO PAGANELLI

Da Milton H. Erickson a Giovanni Paolo II: gli aspetti ericksoniani di grandi personaggi della storia dell'Umanità.

RI5. IMMAGINI ED ESTETICA IN IPNOSI

WALTER SANTILLI

Estetica della trance ipnotica e regressione

VINCENZO LANGELLOTTI e CLAUDIO MAMMINI.

Immagini: fonti di cambiamento e metafore di guarigione in ipnosi

RI6. PROCESSI DI CONSAPEVOLEZZA E DI INFLUENZAMENTO IN IPNOSI

MASSIMO MAIETTA, MARIA FRANCESCA RUSSO

I processi dell'influenzamento interumano e le implicazioni terapeutiche nella prospettiva etologico-sociale. Precisazioni sul ruolo dei neuroni specchio.

Andrea Bramucci

Processi di consapevolezza in Gestalt-Therapy e nell'Ipnosi Ericksoniana

18.00-19.30

ESH - EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF HYPNOSIS

COUNCIL OF REPRESENTATIVES MEETING

SOCIAL PROGRAM

TRADITIONAL ROMAN DINNER 21.00 with TRASTEVERINE MUSIC GUITARS

Restaurant “Meo Patacca” - Piazza dei Mercanti

 

Pubblicato da Roberto Blarasin

Technorati Tag: hypnosisypnosis,ipnosi,congresso internazionale di ipnosi 2009,international hypnosis congress 2009,roma,rome

HYPNOSIS AND NEUROSCIENCE – Rome 2009 - Pre-Congress Program

XVIII International Congress of the International Society of Hypnosis

Roma, September 22-26 2009

Università di Roma “La Sapienza”, Piazzale Aldo Moro n. 5, AULA MAGNA

Monday, September 21

16.00-19.00 EARLY REGISTRATION

20.30 OPENING CONCERT

Place: Auditorium Parco della Musica - Viale Pietro de Coubertin, 30

Director: Kent Nagano

GIOACCHINO ROSSINI: The Journey to Rheims

National Academy of St Cecilia Orchestra and Choir

22.30 AFTER CONCERT BUFFET – R&D Restaurant & Design - Auditorium Parco della Musica

Tuesday, September 22

7.00-9.00 REGISTRATION

8.00-8.15 PRE-CONGRESS OPENING

Opening Remarks

8.15- 9.15 PRE-CONGRESS DEMONSTRATION

PCD1. JEFFREY K, ZEIG (USA)

Experiential Therapy

9.30-12.30 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw1. JULIE LINDEN (USA)

Integrating Hypnosis into the Psychological Treatment of Children and Adolescents

pcw2. TERESA ROBLES and FRANCISCO DI BIASE (Mexico)

Building Metaphors with Neurological Concepts.

pcw3. DABNEY M. EWIN (USA)

Using ideomotor signals in hypnoanalysis

pcw4. CONSUELO C. CASULA (Italy)

Anecdotes, Metaphors, and Hypnotic Suggestion to Enhance Patients’ Resiliency

pcw5. ASHLEY A. GOODMAN (USA), GABOR FILO (Canada), SASAN SABAHIEMAN (Iran)

Advances in Dental Hypnosis for Dentists and Psychology Professionals

pcw6. REINHILD DRAEGER-MUENKE & MAX MUENKE (USA)

Acupressure and Hypnosis: Healer Heal Thyself

pcw7. RAFAEL NÚÑEZ, AND JORGE ABIA (Mexico)

Ericksonian Strategic Hypnotherapy with Autistic Children: Results for the Treatment of 15 Patients, Puerto Rico 2006.

12.30-13.15 LUNCH BREAK

13.15 -16.15 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw8. JEFFREY K, ZEIG (USA)

Utilization: the Foundation of Solutions

pcw9. ALBRECHT SCHMIERER (Germany)

CMD and chronic pain syndrome

pcw10. NICOLE RUYSSCHAERT (Belgium)

Seeing the whole picture and improving therapeutic efficiency in working with traumatised clients. Where can hypnosis be helpful?

pcw11. WOLTEMADE HARTMAN (South Africa)

You will always be in my heart: Grief as a Resource in Psychotherapy

pcw12. DOUGLAS FLEMONS (USA)

Indifferentiation: A Relational Theory of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy

pcw13. JOSEPH MEYERSON (Israel)

“Creative remembering” - Autobiographic Memory reconstruction for therapeutic purposes.

pcw14. STEFANO COLOMBO (Switzerland)

Attachment and Hypnosis

16.30-19.30 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw15. MICHAEL AND DIANE YAPKO (USA)

Teaching discrimination strategies through hypnosis: the importance of distinguishing contexts in decision-making

pcw16. GIUSEPPE DE BENEDITTIS (Italy)

Hypnosis and Headache. Efficacy, Clinical Strategies and Advanced Hypnotic Techniques

pcw17. LINDA THOMSON (USA)

Metaphors and Approaches to Habit Disorders in Children

pcw18. SUSY SIGNER-FISCHER (Switzerland)

Hypnotic strategies to improve children’s and adolescents’ self-esteem and identity formation

pcw19. KRZYSZTOF KLAJS (Poland)

Hypnotic Strategies for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Family Context

pcw20. ALBINA M. TAMALONIS (USA)

Experiencing the Ripple Effect: Six changes to an addiction free lifestyle

pcw21. CLAUDIA WEINSPACH (Germany)

Hope & Resiliency: The Power of Healing from Within

Wednesday, September 23

8.00- 8.45 SPECIAL PRESENTATION

ERNEST ROSSI, KATHRYN ROSSI

The New Neuroscience of Self-Creation

9.00-12.00 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw22. DANIEL P. KOHEN AND KAREN OLNESS (USA)

Teaching Children/Adolescents Self-Hypnosis for Managing Chronic and Recurrent Pain

pcw23. BERNHARD TRENKLE (Germany)

Self hypnosis and hypnosis in the treatment of anxiety and phobias

pcw24. YOSSI ADIR & SHAUL LIVNAY (Israel)

Hypno-Music: Non-verbal strategies & approaches to the enhancement of hypnotic effects in working with clients

pcw25. LILIAN BORGES ZEIG (Brasil/USA)

Experiential Assessment and Treatment

pcw26. CAMILLO VALERIO

E naufragar m'è dolce in questo mare... Uso del testo letterario in ipnosi terapia (Intermedio)

pcw27. REGINA NOHRA (Brazil)

Integrating two approaches: Ericksonian Psychotherapy and Hellinger`s Constellations.

9.00-11.00 PRE-CONGRESS DEMONSTRATIONS

9.00-10.00

PCD2. JEFFREY LAZARUS (USA)

Treatment of Migraine Headaches with Hypnotherapy

10.00-11.00

PCD3. BRENT B. GEARY (USA)

Generating Resourceful Associations

11.00-12.00 PRE-CONGRESS RESEARCH

PCR1. MARIE-CLAIRE GAY (France)

Effectiveness of an Hypnotic Imagery Intervention on Reducing Alexithymia

12.00-12.45 LUNCH BREAK

12.45 -15.45 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw28. CAMILLO LORIEDO (Italy)

Hypnosis with Families

pcw29. GUNNAR ROSEN (Norway)

Clinical use of hypnosis in the treatment of chronic pain

pcw30. JEFFREY LAZARUS (USA)

Treatment of Tics in Patients with Tourette Syndrome with Training in Self-Hypnosis

pcw31. GIUSEPPE DUCCI (Italy)

The use of hypnosis in the hypnotherapeutic training process

pcw32. MARIA S. TISCHLER (Austria)

The Effectiveness of Combining Hypnosis with Biofeedback: Stressed Children and Adolescents find their own way to Self-Awareness , Well-being and Joy

pcw33. NORMA AND PHILIP BARRETTA (USA)

The Methuselah Phenomenon: Helping the neuron to keep up with. The physiology in the 65 plus group.

pcw34. MARIO MARAZZI e LUISA MARTINI (ITALY)

Incontri e confronti nell'analisi di casi clinici: orientamento psicodinamico, ottica sistemico-relazionale, ipnosi ericksoniana

16.00-19.00 PRE-CONGRESS WORKSHOPS

pcw35. ÉVA I. BÁNYAI (Hungary)

Hypnosis and suggestive techniques in healing cancer patients

pcw36. DAVID M. WARK (USA)

Alert Hypnosis: Using Hypnotic Phenomena with Your Eyes Wide Open

pcw37. WILMA SPONTI TRASARTI e ANNA MARIA RAPONE

Ipnosi e Terapia Sistemica dei DCA (Base)

pcw38. EMANUELE DEL CASTELLO (Italy)

Ipnosi e Memoria Autobiografica: La Regressione di Età e La Dissociazione tra conoscenza semantica ed episodica

pcw39. JORGE ABIA and RAFAEL NÚÑEZ (Mexico)

Ericksonian strategic hypnotherapy for family violence: results for the treatment of 12 families, in Mexico 2007.

pcw40. NAOKI WATANABE (Japan)

Hypnotherapy combined with Morita Therapy

17.30-19.30

ISH-INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF HYPNOSIS

MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS

20.00 WELCOME COCKTAIL

21.30 PIZZA PARTY

Pubblicato da Roberto Blarasin

Technorati Tag: hypnosis,ipnosi,congresso internazionale di ipnosi 2009,international hypnosis congress 2009,rome,roma

VI Congresso Nazionale della Società Italiana di Ipnosi

La Società Italiana di Ipnosi organizza il suo VI Congresso Nazionale, dal titolo L'evoluzione clinica dell'Ipnosi, a Vietri sul mare(Salerno)dall'11 al 13 aprile 2008.
Un congresso importante per fare assieme il punto sullo "stato dell'arte" nell'ambito dell'ipnosi, in una sede che anticipa di poco più di un anno il Congresso della Società Internazionale di Ipnosi che si terrà a Roma nel settembre 2009.

Alcuni interventi previsti:
Consuelo Casula: Milton Erickson e le donne: strategie ericksoniane per le donne;
Giuseppe De Benedittis: Ipnobo: ipnosi e placebo, due facce della stessa medaglia?;
Emanuele Del Castello: Il contributo specifico e insostituibile dell’ipnosi alla psicoterapia: come i fenomeni ipnotici favoriscono o rendono possibili le procedure terapeutiche;
Giuseppe Ducci: La simulazione incarnata;
Camillo Loriedo: Serendipity: l’osservazione e l’utilizzazione dell’inatteso in psicoterapia;
Mario Marazzi: Il silenzio nella psicoterapia ericksoniana;
Massimo Rabboni: Vie per dire sì: l’indicibile e l’interdetto;
Wilma Trasarti Sponti: Ipnosi bilaterale: l'attenzione alle minimal cues;
Camillo Valerio: La Nuova Ipnosi fra Etica ed Estetica;
Rolando Weilbacher: Tecnica ipnotica immaginale simbolica per la terapia breve delle sindromi ansioso-fobiche.

Per informazioni: VI Congresso Nazionale Società Italiana di Ipnosi

Tre Voci sulla Terapia Breve dei Disturbi del Comportamento Alimentare

di Jeffrey K. Zeig, Camillo Loriedo e Giorgio Nardone

6 - 7 Ottobre 2007

Tre diversi punti di vista e tre differenti filosofie terapeutiche per il trattamento in tempi brevi delle patologie alimentari.
L'anoressia, la bulimia e il binge con interventi psicoterapeutici che sono focalizzati, ma tengono conto del contesto, che usano l'intervento rapido, ma mirano al cambiamento duraturo, che intervengono sul disturbo, ma rispettano l'individuo.
Il tema vine affrontato in forma agile e pratica, con confronti diretti tra gli autori e discussioni con il pubblico, con esemplificazioni ed esercizi, con dimostrazioni e supervisioni in vivo.

Jeffrey K. Zeig
Jeffrey K. Zeig è stato il fondatore della Milton H. Erickson Foundation, ha organizzato dieci congressi internazionali dedicati agli “Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and Psychotherapy” ed ha condotto workshops in 39 diversi paesi. Ha pubblicato, o curato, 21 libri e cinque monografie dedicati alla psicoterapia ericksoniana, ipnosi, terapia breve e psicoterapia eclettica. Queste pubblicazioni sono state tradotte in dieci lingue ed il Dr. Zeig fa parte del Comitato Scientifico di numerose riviste internazionali. Psicologo e terapeuta della Coppia e della Famiglia, svolge la sua pratica privata a Phoenix in Arizona ed è stato nominato Distinguished Practitioner dalla National Academy of Practice in Psychology che è parte delle National Academies of Practice.

Camillo Loriedo
Professore Associato di Psichiatria presso l'Università degli Studi di Roma "la Sapienza". Insegna Psichiatria nel Corso di Laurea di Medicina della Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia della stessa Università e Psicoterapia nella Scuola di Specializzazione in Psichiatria. Dirigente di Primo Livello e Responsabile del Modulo per il Trattamento dei Disturbi Alimentari del Servizio Speciale di Psicologia Clinica e Psicofarmacologia, della Università "La Sapienza" di Roma. Direttore dell’Istituto Italiano di Psicoterapia Relazionale di Roma e Direttore Responsabile della Rivista di Psicoterapia Relazionale. Direttore delle Collane Psicoterapia della Famiglia e Pratica Clinica, per la Casa Editrice Franco Angeli. Ha pubblicato oltre 300 lavori e 24 libri. Nel 2001 ha ricevuto il Milton H. Erickson Lifetime Achivement Award for outstanding contribution to the field of Psychotherapy.

Giorgio Nardone
Fondatore, insieme a Paul Watzlawick, e direttore del Centro di Terapia Strategica, vi svolge la sua attività di psicologo e psicoterapeuta, dirige la Scuola di Specializzazione in Psicoterapia Breve Strategica presso il CTS in Arezzo e la Scuola di Comunicazione e Problem Solving Strategico ad Arezzo e Milano. E' Docente di Tecnica di Psicoterapia Breve presso la Scuola di Specializzazione in Psicologia Clinica all'Università di Siena.
18 sono i libri pubblicati e tradotti in molte lingue che si riferiscono al frutto delle ricerche svolte presso il Centro di Terapia Strategica di Arezzo. Cordinatore del Network Europeo di Psicoterapia Breve Strategica e Sistemica e della Rivista Europea di Psicoterapia Breve Strategica e Sistemica. Direttore della Collana "Saggi di Terapia Breve" Ponte alle Grazie editore, Milano.

Info: Tre Voci sulla Terapia Breve dei Disturbi del Comportamento Alimentare

Corso intensivo di formazione in IPNOSI ERICKSONIANA

Workshop d'apertura
1 - 2 febbraio 2008

La Nuova Ipnosi

di Camillo Loriedo

Il ruolo e l'influenza dell'ipnosi ericksoniana nella psicoterapia attuale. La nuova ipnosi: la rivoluzione concettuale. Dalla ipnosi tradizionale alla ipnosi ericksoniana. Gli aspetti innovativi, le tecniche, la comunicazione efficace, la nuova visione del rapporto terapeutico. Il contributo di Erickson al presente e al futuro della psicoterapia con video di Milton Erickson.

Per maggiori informazioni: Master di Siena in IPNOSI ERICKSONIANA.

L'uso dei fenomeni ipnotici in Psicoterapia Ericksoniana

di Emanuele Del Castello
1 dicembre 2007
Sede del Seminario:
Scuola Italiana di Ipnosi e Psicoterapia Ericksoniana (c/o Centro di Psicoterapia) - Via Tagliamento, 25 Roma

Info: Uso dei fenomeni ipnotici di Psicoterapia Ericksoniana.

L'uso dei fenomeni ideomotori nell'induzione ipnotica

di Emanuele Del Castello
25 novembre 2007
Sede del Seminario:
Scuola Italiana di Ipnosi e Psicoterapia Ericksoniana (c/o Centro di Psicoterapia) - Via Tagliamento, 25 Roma

Info: L'uso dei fenomeni ideomotori nell'induzione ipnotica.

Vedere per Credere, di Camillo Loriedo

24 novembre

La forza delle immagini e delle visualizzazioni nelle induzioni e nelle terapie ipnotiche

Camillo Loriedo
Psichiatra e psicoterapeuta, docente di psichiatria all'Università di Roma "La Sapienza". Direttore dell'Istituto Italiano di Psicoterapia Relazionale, Direttore scientifico della Collana Pratica Clinica e della Collana Psicoterapia della Famiglia della Editrice Franco Angeli. Direttore Responsabile della Rivista di Psicoterapia Relazionale. Ha ricevuto il "Milton H. Erickson Lifetime Achievment Award for oustanding contribution to the field of psychotherapy". Presidente della Società Italiana di Ipnosi, membro del Board of Directors della Milton H. Erickson Foundation. Autore di 20 volumi e di oltre 230 articoli, dedicati soprattutto alla psichiatria, alla psicoterapia relazionale e alla psicoterapia breve ericksoniana.

Info: Vedere per Credere.

11th Congress of the European Society of Hypnosis

in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine.

Vienna, 17 - 21 settembre 2008

The ambition of the 11th ESH Congress is to summarize the latest advances in clinical and scientific progress in the field of hypnosis and hypnotherapy. We deliberately want to promote scientific and clinical work, focussing also on young researchers/clinicians to enter the field of hypnosis. Therefore we are grateful to Otto Lesch, who offers a prize of EUR 2000.- to award the best poster. In honour of the work of Peter Berner, who encouraged young researchers in Vienna to engage their work in hypnosis, this prize will be named “Peter Berner Poster Prize”. The Congress will be open to the entire spectrum of health professionals, including basic and clinical researchers, psychologists, psychotherapists, general practitioners and all specialists in medicine, trainees and students. Special and advanced workshops are not open for lay hypnotists.

Per maggiori informazioni: Vienna Hypnos.