Connect Symposium Human Change Dynamics

Co-Sponsor

Complexity Science in Psychotherapy, Interest Section SPR-IS

Mind Force Society – Institute for Complexity Studies

European Academy of Sciences and Arts

 

11^th of September 2021, 10-14 CET

On Zoom

 

The Symposium will consist of short contributions addressing empirical methods, findings and models in the field of complexity science, human change, psychotherapy research, 10-13 CET.

Complexity Science core concepts, such as dynamical systems, self-organization, and interactional synchrony, can provide answers to questions relevant to psychotherapy research, and in general to human change dynamics.

Among open questions are common and specific factors of therapeutic intervention, the integration of the field with neuroscience, the temporal course of therapy, and the emergence of, or transitions between, patterns of functioning. Complexity science offers new analysis tools, theoretical models, new horizons for the evolution of therapy and human change.

The business meeting will follow up, 13-14 CET, replacing the SIG meeting originally planned at the 52nd SPR International Meeting in Heidelberg. The business meeting of the Interest Section will report on events and proceedings since the last Section meeting at the 5th joint European & UK Chapters conference in Krakow (2019). There will be time for discussion of future developments and goals of the Section.

 

Please pre-register your free attendance on Eventbrite:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/connect-symposium-human-change-dynamics-tickets-163335411613

The Symposium and the business meeting are free of charge.

Looking forward to seeing you in September at our Connect Symposium! Join the Zoom Meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88173720618?pwd=ajlYOGtDZkpPN0RSd3MxcWVjRTQ5QT09

Meeting ID: 881 7372 0618 Passcode: 543135

 

Invited speakers:

Klaus Mainzer, European Academy of Sciences and Arts

Claudi Bockting, Amsterdam University

Sander Koole, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Rosa Michaelis, University Witten/Herdecke

Mario A Reda, Siena University

Günter Schiepeck, Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg

 

Chair and discussants:

Franco F Orsucci, UCL, NSFT, MAAS, MFS-ICS

Wolfgang Tschacher, Bern University

 

 

“We shall not cease from exploration

And the end of all our exploring

Will be to arrive where we started

And know the place for the first time”