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Le Dialogue Ouvert est une approche psychothérapeutique fortement efficace pour toute question concernant notre santé mentale. 30 ans d’expérience de Dialogue Ouvert en Laponie, au nord-ouest de la Finlande, ont démontré son efficacité. Le DO se généralise de par le monde ... Suite
OPEN DIALOGUE
In July 4 - 5 / GENEVA
We kindly invite you to be part of two symposiums on Open Dialogue, families & peers and communities.
In July 4 - 5 / GENEVA
We kindly invite you to be part of two symposiums on Open Dialogue, families & peers and communities.
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Open dialogue outside Western Lapland: training, innovation, practice
4 July 10h00 - - Room S01-MR040 Chair: Carlos León, Le GREPSY www.grepsy.ch et Dialogue Ouvert Genève, www.do-ge.ch |
Peers and families, open dialogue and communities
5 July 10h00 - - Room S24- MR070 Chair: Nick Putman, Psychotherapist, director Open Dialogue United Kingdom. Co-chair: Lindley, Kate. Association SAMED – Soutenir et Accompagner les Mères d’Enfants « Différents » et INTERACTION – Association Suisse pour les Intersexes |
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Open Dialogue comprises both a way of organizing a treatment system and a form of therapeutic conversation or Dialogic Practice. It is the psychiatric service in Western Lapland who developed & researched Open Dialogue over the last 30 years. The approach is responsive to the needs of the whole person and relates. It arranges dialogical meetings with social networks / families who are grateful for the approach – for its patience, it kindness and intimacy. For its human quality and high level outcomes, OD is inspiring a variety of mental health and social systems internationally. In the first part, this seminary illustrates how some of open dialogue principles are applied in context and settings others that Lapland. It browses the experience of training in UK of many national health systems of care, public services, independent practitioners, peer’s groups, are working in a variety of ways with a variety of client groups. Finally, we present the training program in OD started 4 years ago in the German side of Switzerland, its implementation and first clinical experiences. In the last part, we consider the epistemological implications of the open dialogue approach and the ethical and social consequences for our representations and practices in the field of mental health.
1 Putman Nick, Psychotherapist, director Open Dialogue United Kindom. 2 Stellbrink-Beckmann, Jens, consultant in psychiatry & psychotherapy, EX-IN trainer, head of day hospital Interlaken (switzerland), psychiatric services / spitäler frutigen meiringen interlaken / 3 Brändli Helene, peer expert at inpatient department, EX-IN trainer, co-trainer in OD, psychiatric services, Spitalregion Oberaargau in Langenthal (switzerland). 4 Michel, Jean-Dominique, General secretary, Pro Mente Sana |
Peers and recovery groups are transcending their original mission as they begin to be solicited by mental health practices, research and community action. It is a human and institutional challenge in mental health to integrate peers and recovery programs in mutuality. This partnership questions the stablished hierarchical borders and logic of care. New needs have to be considered and more space has to be taken by peers. This movement has to extend to childhood and parents with special needs children. In France, Marseille, a centre of recovery inspired of recovery colleges and dialogical democratic practices, determines its own activities in autonomy, without professionals, educating towards recovery. Co-construction and animation of workshops are self determined between peers. Also, a new community setting had recently started there as an alternative to hospitalisation and coercive measures. Inspired by the parachute project New York. The work of peers and open dialogue practices are at the centre of this experience. In this brief panorama, some reflexions about self determination emerge, as recovery and peer movements share values with open dialogue philosophy, where the voice of the person is heard and the value of the professional’s voice is at the same level that the other voices.
1 Palma, Nicole. Lieu de Répit, Marseille 2 Guacci, Antonio Francesco. Le Cofor, centre de formation au rétablissement 3 Brändli Helene. Peer expert at inpatient department, EX-IN trainer, co-trainer in OD, psychiatric services, Spitalregion Oberaargau in Langenthal (switzerland). Stellbrink-Beckmann, Jens. Consultant in psychiatry & psychotherapy, EX-IN trainer, head of day hospital Interlaken (switzerland), psychiatric services / spitäler frutigen meiringen interlaken 4 Brücker, Oriane. Project Leader, pro Mente Sana Leon, Carlos. Dialogue Ouvert, Genève / GREPSY, |
Special thanks to : Societé Genvoise de Prophylaxie Mentale SGPM, and Société Suisse de Psychiatrie Sociale SSPS
{1st Congress of European Society of Social Psychiatry
http://www.esspsy.org}
{1st Congress of European Society of Social Psychiatry
http://www.esspsy.org}
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Carlos Leon, GENEVE, Switzerland,
Dr en psychologie FSP & psychothérapeute. Spécialiste enfance & adolescence & Familles Family & social work Open Dialogue, United Kingdom. (Dialogical approaches for couples and family therapy, Helsinki Psychotherapy Trainers’ Training Helsinki). Président du GREPSY dès 2007. Plus de 20 ans de travail psychosocial engagé pour l'accueil respectueux, la reconnaissance et l'empowerment des personnes, dont part de leur expérience de vie est liée aux traumatismes, les vulnérabilités psychiques, les états émotionnels extremes, les ruptures, la désinsertion, la hospitalisation, la condition de rentiers. Lectures : C. León. Lecture au service d'addictologie - CAAP Arve - HUGE. Genève C. León. Epistemic reflexions on Open Dialogue: its relational values. C. León. Recovery & Open Dialogue. Le rétablissement est possible ! (En español). C. León Sortir du modèle biomedical de santé mentale. REIRO 2016. |