14 FEPTO NEWS DECEMBER 2006 6 file14 FEPTO NEWS DECEMBER 2006 6.2 First announcement of the 15th FEPTO ANNUAL MEETING 25-29 May 2007 Alacati- Izmir-Turkey 2nd FEPTO POST MEETING CONFERENCE

FEPTO NEWS DECEMBER 2006 6.214

First announcement of the

15th FEPTO ANNUAL MEETING

25-29 May 2007 Alacati- Izmir-Turkey

2nd FEPTO POST MEETINGCONFERENCETogether with32nd GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPIESCONGRESS

30 May- 2 June 2007 Asclepion- Bergama-Izmir- Turkey

FEPTO Directory

by Inci Doganer

DR. ABDULKADIR OZBEK PSYCHODRAMAINSTITUTE

Address: Buyukesat Mahallesi Ugur MumcuCaddesi No 98/2 Gaziosmanpasa Ankara TurkeyContact Person: Dr. Inci DoganerAddress: 1735 sokak No 56/A Karsiyaka Izmir35530 TurkeyTel: +90 232 368 71 50 Mobile Phone: +90 532413 75 18 Fax: +90 232 323 08 56E-mail: [email protected]

HISTORYThe training movement started with Prof. Dr.Abdulkadir Ozbek. In 1972, Dr. Ozbek met Dr.

Grete Leutz in Lubeck in a PsychotherapiesMeeting. He was working in Germany as aprofessor of psychiatry. Being impressed by thepsychodramatic method, he started his own trainingwith Dr. Leutz in Moreno Uberlingen Institute.Coming back to Turkey, Ankara University, Dr.Ozbek invited Dr. Leutz to Turkey for a couple oftimes for workshops and seminars. In 1984 thenucleus of the first systematic training forpsychodramatic-sociometric group psychotherapiesstarted in Ankara. This was also the start of apsychotherapy training in Turkey. Meanwhile theGroup Psychotherapies Association was formed in1974 and Congresses were being organized. From1984 on, these congresses are held in Bergama,the ancient Asclepion each year with theparticipation of international psychodramatists andgroup psychotherapists. In 1986 Dr. Ozbekenlarged the training program and training groupswere formed also in Istanbul, Izmir and Bursa. Withthe support and contributions of Uberlingen MorenoInstitute trainers, he managed to continue thedifficult task of training in so many places. Dr.Leutz, Dr. Franzke, Dr. Gerstenberg, Dr. Gneistwere visitor trainers. Later Dr. Burmeister, Dr.Pinter, G. Ziegler, Dr. Gasseau, J. Moreno wereadded to the list. The certification of firstpsychodramatists of the Institute was made withcontributions from the trainers of UberlingenMoreno Institute. In 1996 the Institute startedcolloquia by it’s own certified trainers. Until 2001the training continued as an activity of the nonprofit organization Group PsychotherapiesAssociation which later became Turkish GroupPsychoterapies Association. In June 2000, we lostDr. Ozbek the founder of the training organization.In 2001 a private company (Ltd) was founded byDr. Doganer, A. Ozlu and M. Seraner. After thedeath of A. Ozlu the private company for a whilewas run by Dr. Doganer, M. Seraner and T.Bisalman. Now, it’s run by Dr. Doganer, B. Simsekand N. Muhtar Uctum. The total number of certifiedpsychodramatists until 2006 is 69.

TRAINING STAFFRegional Coordinators: Inci Doganer, ArsaluysKayir, Bircan SimsekTraining Coordination Committee Members: SevilAtauz, Ali Babaoglu, Inci Doganer, Arsaluys Kayir,Emre Kapkin, Bircan SimsekThere are in total 9 trainers in Ankara, 11 trainers


and 8 cotrainers in Istanbul and 5 trainers and 6cotrainers in Izmir. There are also 3 ethicalcommittee members who are psychodramatists butnot working as trainers in the institute.Representation in FEPTO: Dr. Abdulkadir OzbekPsychodrama Institute became a member ofFEPTO in 2001 in France, the Grasse Meeting. InciDoganer and Arsaluys Kayir represent the Institutein FEPTO meetings. In 2004 Inci Doganer waselected as a Board member of FEPTO. And in2006, both Inci Doganer and Arsaluys Kayir wereelected as Board members of FEPTO.

TRAINING CURRICULUMAdmission: Medical doctors, psychologists,psychological counsellors, social workers andqualified nurses (educator, psychiatric nurse) areaccepted to the program. A candidate isinterviewed by the primary trainer and co trainer ofthe group.Stages: (Revised in September 2004 to conformto FEPTO MTS)Introductory stage: (48 hours): 40 hours of groupwork and 8 hours of theory.Basic training stage (400 hours): It consists of330 hours of self experience, 70 hours of theory(Theory of basic tecniques, overview on philosopyof Moreno, role theory, sociometry, groupprocessing, sociodrama, psychodrama in relation toother models of psychotherapy, group dynamics,therapeutic factors and developmental theories). Itlasts from 2 to 4 years. At least 48 hours of thisstage is composed of seminars by otherpsychodrama leaders. The trainee should be aprotagonist at least 3 times and should lead at least1 times his/her own group. At least 3 protocolwritings are supervised by trainers. Afterevaluation by the trainers (% 50 weighted) and thegroup members, the candidate is qualified as aPsychodrama Assistant. With this qualificationhe/she can become a codirector for client groups.Advanced training stage (480 hours). At least230 hours of 480 hours consists of conductinginside the advanced group under the directsupervision of the trainers. There is a plus oftheoritical work with a total of 50 hours. Of these480 hours, at least 48 hours is in an open groupwith other leaders. Before 2004, own practicehours were 64 hours. We are gradually increasingthese hours to conform to FEPTO standards. Weare also trying to provide a room for individiual

supervision sessions. From 2006 on, the ownpractice hours will increase to 160 hours. After thisstage is finished the trainee presents the diplomathesis of his/her own group work in the colloquia. Ifaccepted he/she is qualified as a PsychodramaTherapist (in the case of psychiatrists, clinicalpsychologists and medical doctors in specialcases) or a Psychodrama Leader. With thisqualification he/she can direct client groups. Someof the graduates are selected by the trainers andexaminers for becoming a cotrainer in the Institute.

OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE INSTITUTEAnnual meeting in Bergama/Asclepion.

PUBLICATIONSThere are 10 books, 5 of which are translations,published by Turkish Group PsychotherapiesAssociation and Abdulkadir Ozbek PsychodramaInstitute.


Reports of the chairsof the committees

Training Committee

By Pierre Fontaine

INTRODUCTIONOur task. Training, inside FEPTO, is important.FEPTO is a trainers’ organisation and in the aims inthe statutes, we see: 1. to support the developmentof psychodrama training; 2. to promoteinterchange and communication between trainers;3. to recommend minimal training standards.The field. Our membership are training andaccrediting organisations.In the training institutes they deliver thecurriculum and deal with organisationalmanagement.In the accrediting organisations their tasks are;the accreditation of trainees and theircontinued training as practitioner; theaccreditation of training institutes, of trainingand trainers; the representation ofpsychodrama on national level.

CURRICULUM STANDARDS.1. Table. We compared our MTS with the traininghours given by the training institutes and thetraining hours asked by the accreditingorganisations. We made a large table with this datafor the 48 present members of FEPTO. We shall atfirst send it to them by mail and ask them to look attheir data and correct and update them. Some dataare surely obsolete. After the deadline we shallpublish the table in FEPTO News before the annualmeeting.2. Implementation. In our General Assembly weagreed to implement these standards for all theirtrainees finishing their training after April 2008.

New members have maximum three years timeafter their becoming member.3. New standards. After April 2008 we can againintroduce some changes in the MTS and prepare anew version to be discussed, worked out andvoted. We surely wish to give more attention to theaims of the training.

CURRICULUM DIVERSITY.To have our training hours are in agreement withthe MTS is similarity and rules, but our curricula arealso different and each time a piece of creativity.We have more to tell about how we train, toexchange our rich diversity. It was agreed in theBoard to give more space for it during the annualmeeting, the post-meeting conference and inFEPTO News.

TRAINING OF TRAINERSWith the accrediting organisations we try to seeand study the different ways the training of trainersis organised and accredited in the differentcountries.

ACCREDITING ORGANISATIONS. NAPO’sWe wish to inspire our members to build NationalAccrediting Psychodrama Organisations (NAPO’s)assuring the accreditation of trainees, of traininginstitutes and of trainers: registering andassociating the psychodramatists, giving continuedtraining, organising annual conferences, publishinga PD journals and representing PD in National andofficial bodies.At present most of the accrediting organisations inFEPTO work this out in half of the countries. Wewish to develop this system.

EVOLUTIONThere is a movement from standards, how manyhours to the “how “questions, the aims, the ways, the content with itsoriginalities and specificities. We are of course stillinterested in training organisations, but now weorient ourselves more to the accreditingorganisations.


FEPTO Research Committee

By Michael Wieser

There were suggestions that our post meetingconferences should be supported by a grant ofEU or we should find money for research. Wewould require a strong proposal for such a purpose.The local organisers for the next post conferencemeeting, Turkey, felt that a research seminar orworkshop would not find participants, so we haveplanned a lecture during the meeting.At our last council meeting in Dave (Belgium) wediscussed implementation of research in trainingprograms. The trainees could learn to usemeasurement tools like Brief Symptom Inventory(BSI), Social Network Inventory (SNI), and Well-Being Index of WHO. The first step would be forthem to use these tools for evaluation. Somestudents in different countries asked for help withtheir master and PhD thesis and got an answer.Pierre Fontaine will write an article on usingresearch for trainees and will have an exchangewith Ilana Ben Meir about effectiveness of doubletechnique.Prof Elliott (http://www.ipeppt.net/index.htm) hasmoved from the Catholic University of Leuven toStrathclyde in Glasgow. We shall try to plancollaborative research between now and ourmeeting in Glasgow in 2008. Out of their networkBradley T. Klontz contacted mewww.klontzkahler.com www.klontzcoaching.comhttp://www.wisdomofscrooge.com/ .In Catalonia (Spain) there is an accrediting processinside social insurance. In Switzerland a trainingprogram applies for accreditation by professionalorganizations. I have supplied them with papers.At the IAGP congress in Brazil, Jasna Veljkovic andI presented empirical psychodrama research. Thebook: Maciel, M., Burmeister, J., & Baim, C. (Eds.).

Advanced Theories and Practice in Psychodrama.London: Brunner/Routledge is announced forJanuary. There are several authors from FEPTO.

Bibliography:

Klontz, B.T. (1999). Talk is Cheap: The HealingEffects of Experiential Therapy andPsychodrama. Professional Counselor,14(4), 35-38.http://www.counselormagazine.com/display_article.asp?aid=talk_is_cheap.asp[11.14.2006].

Klontz, B.T. (2004). The ethical practice of groupexperiential psychotherapy. Psychotherapy:

Theory, Research, Practice, Training, 41(2),172-179.

Klontz, B.T., Bivens, A, Klontz, P.T., Kahler, R., &Wada, J. (under review). The effectivenessof experiential therapy in the treatment ofmoney disorders.

Klontz, B.T., Dayton, T., & Anderson, L.S. (1999).The Use of Psychodramatic TechniquesWithin Solution-Focused Brief Therapy: ATheoretical and Technical Integration. The

International Journal of Action Methods:Psychodrama, Skill Training, and Role

Playing, 52(3), 113-120.Klontz, B.T., Garos, S., & Klontz, P.T. (2005). The

effectiveness of brief multimodalexperiential therapy in the treatment ofsexual addiction. Sexual Addiction &

Compulsivity: The Journal of Treatment andPrevention 12(4), 275-294.

Klontz, B.T., Leinhart, D., Bivens, A., & Klontz, P.T.(under review). The effectiveness ofequine-assisted experiential therapy.

Klontz, B.T., Wolf, E.M. & Bivens, A. (2001). Theeffectiveness of a multimodal brief groupexperiential therapy approach. TheInternational Journal of Action Methods:

Psychodrama, Skill Training, and Role

Playing, 53(3-4), 199-135.

See https://www2.uni-klu.ac.at/claroline/160321/


Membership Committee

By Inci Doganer

Chair person: Inci DoganerMembers: Yaacov Naor, Monica Westberg

This report is the summary of the results of theexchanges of the membership committee memberswho gathered in FEPTO Meeting in Cluj, with laterdiscussed and agreed upon points in CouncilMeeting in Dave in November 2006.

1. Some clarifications in the procedures ofbecoming a member1.1. The candidate institute or organization makesa short presentation after the chair of committeegives his/her report about them in the GeneralAssembly. This should be shorter then the previousyear’s presentation.

1.2. The representative of the candidate institute ororganization to be voted should be present in themeeting. Although he/she does not participate inthe General Assembly during the discussion andvoting, the representative should not be present butbe available to be called in case of the need forclarification.1.3. The recommendation letters should havedetailed knowledge about the instiute (thesturucture, program, trainors).2. How to keep membership?2.1. We as FEPTO should also give emphasis ondefining how to keep membership. As a policydocument we say that active participation toFEPTO meetings and active work for FEPTO incommittees is desirable. The input from all memberinstitues is essential in order to make democraticdecisions. If an institute has not been represented

3 times in succession at the annual meeting ordoes not participate as expected in committeeactivities, FEPTO will write to the institute in orderto clarify the position. It is possible that such aninstitute may have to reconsider their membership.

FEPTO Budget 2006

by Chantal Nève-Hanquet

Incomes Euro

Membershipsfees 8.180- Founding Members 680- Training Organisations 5.940- Accrediting Organisations 1.560Interest 200Total Incomes 8.380

Expenses

Officers 1.100Board Meeting 3.300Accountancy 600Newsletters 1.100Bank costs 100EAP 1.900IAGP 225Reserve by board decision 55Total Expenses 8.380

On the reservesWebsite 750Reserve by board decision 400


Moreno HouseBy Michael Wieser

Adelsa Cunha (Brazil) organized the idea toproduce bricks to sell. Carlos Meira (Brazil) madea coloured painting A4 out of a photo from BarbaraPfaffenwimmer (Austria). 5000 copies wereproduced. The FEBRAP (Federation of BrazilianPsychodramatists) stand at IAGP Conference andCarmen de la Fuente (Mexico, translator) offered itto the conference participants. Grete Leutz (GER)wrote about it in the international psychodramaannouncement list. Heloisa Fleury (Brazil) showedit before a keynote speech and I announced it inthe General Assembly, different panels andpresentations. The last day I was at the FEBRABstand to sell the copies. To cover the costs ofproduction FEBRAP also sold it at their nextnational conference in November. Somecolleagues were helpful by taking some copiesabroad to sell them at their local conferences,associations and institutes. Renée Oudijk (NL) haspledged that the amount her students bringtogether, the School will double. Many thanks to allof them, especially to Adelsa Cunha. We hopesoon they will visit the Moreno house and will seetheir fruits of work and financial risks.DVD Presentations: Heloisa Fleury was so kind tointroduce my presentation and did also sometranslation into Portuguese. First Anne AncelinSchützenberger´s (France) and ElisabethAdelsberger´s (Austria) DVD “On the traces of J.L.Moreno in Vienna” was shown followed by BrigitteWojta´s (Austria) DVD “Dr. Jakob Levy Moreno”.We had a discussion about the Moreno house withJoseph Moreno (USA). Elisabeth Adelsberger was

so kind to offer some amount of the selling of herDVD at the FEBRAP stand for the Moreno house.Lecture series and conferences in the Morenohouse: Rene Marineau (Canada), Joseph Morenoand Eva Fahlström (Sweden) offered to have asummer course or session in the house and wouldnot ask for a honorarium. Jose Fonseca (Brazil),Gabor Pinter (Hungary), Maurizio Gasseau (Italy),Monica Zuretti (Italy, Argentina), Renée Oudijk(NL), Pierre Fontaine (B), Manuela Maciel(Portugal), Chiara de Marino (Italy, Brazil), EllaMae Shearon (GER/USA) and Jonathan Fox (USA)have made similar promises. We need someonewho is willing to organize this. The idea is to spenda working day for a foundation. Gretel Leutzalready had a seminar of her Moreno institute endof September there and wrote a report. JakobMueller (Switzerland) joined this with a group of hisnew graduates, which could be a model.Rene Marineau also offered to bring some oldmaterial of his archive to the Moreno house.Marco J. D. Maida (Brazil), the movie-maker of“Jacob Levy Moreno – his life and his muses”asked to find the words of the father on the walls inthe Moreno house.Rudolfine Lackner (Austria, ed.) (2006) andCornelia Silli made a new exhibition and book: DasFindbuch zur Vereinigung bildender KünstlerInnenÖsterreichs [Association of Women Fine ArtistsAustria]. Vienna: VBKÖ (including a CD-Rom ontheir archive).Mid June I sent an offer to the owner of the housethere was no answer. Helmut Haselbacher(Austria) got some informal information:

• We need 150 to 200,000 EURO on thesavings bank book, at the moment we have1,044. Jakob Mueller has made thefollowing proposal; that a few people buythe house to save it. For three years theyshould give a credit to the associationwithout interest, after that normal bankinterest rates would apply.

• We are founding an (international)association; the provisionalconstitution/statute is in discussion. JakobMueller will donate money to consult alawyer; hopefully we can find a jurist asmember of the council.

Barbara Farkas Erlacher (Austria) and FriederikeScherr (Austria) are asking in the Austrian ministryof education, science and arts for money from the


state and EU. For science there seems no way forus, but probably in culture and education. Thatneeds an organisation which has been active fortwo years, it could be FEPTO. Barbara will contactthe government of Lower Austria; Bad Vöslau ispart of that. (It is amazing how much she isengaged, this year she celebrated her 70th

birthday). Barbara Pfaffenwimmer (Austria) willstart a nicer homepage on our project. I spoke withDr. Barbara Lesak of Theatre Museum in Vienna,she gave me some advices. There is also someactivity to take care of the grave of J.L. in Vienna.

• We have to announce in nationalpsychodrama newsletters, websites andgeneral assemblies.

• Annual donations should be according thesize of the national associations (5 to 10EURO add to the membership fee) and withan annual collective transfer (Grete Leutz,GER). AIPSIM , the Italian association ofPsychodrama, decided to donate ! 2000(Chiara Baratti) and will become part of aninternational advisory board. JorgeBurmeister (GER) suggested donating 10%of all psychodrama seminar profit.

• Judith Teszary suggested producing a littlebooklet financed by FEPTO.

• The Austrian Association of Group therapyand Group dynamic (OeAGG), generalsecretary Maria Majce-Egger, told us thatshe likes this initiative of members and willbe co-organizer of conferences and the like.

• We are in contact with a trustee (TreubilanzDr. Beatrix Schodl Steuerberatungs GmbH,Vienna) to control our finances, if it is not toexpensive. According to Austrian law anassociation must have a proof of theaccountancy. FEPTO council will adviseand check the proponents of theassociation. IAGP board decided to supportthe project, so they probably also will installsome controlling.

• If the owner of the house will not rent or sellit to us, we will construct only a virtualmuseum, archive, and library in internet.Some money will go to that project, the restwe want to return to the donators. Somesaid this would be too expensive outside EUand there are suggestions to charity.

I think it is up to us psychodramatists to bring thisproject to a success.

New Books:Horvatin, T. & Schreiber, E. (Eds). The

Quintessential Zerka: Writings by ZerkaToeman Moreno on Psychodrama,

Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy.

London: Taylor & Francis.Waldl, R. (2006). Begegnung. J. L. Morenos

Beitrag zu Martin Bubers dialogischer

Philosophie [Encounter. J.L. Morenos

Influence on Martin Bubers DialogicalPhilosophy]. Universität Wien, unv.Dissertation [University of Vienna,unpublished PhD thesis].

See also https://www2.uni-klu.ac.at/claroline/160321/(Documents/history/Moreno museum)

Bank account:Internationally:Name: MoRenovationIBAN: AT16 4275 0727 4426 0002SWIFT/BIC: VBOEATWWBADWithin EU and EURO you must only pay the sametransfer costs like within your country.

Within Austria:Name: MoRenovationSparbuchnummer: 72744260002BKLZ: 42750

Vereinigte Volksbanken Baden-Mödling-Liesing,2540 Bad Vöslau, Schloßplatz 4,www.baden.volksbank.atGeschäftsstellenleiter/director:[email protected]

Dr. Barbara Farkas-Erlacher, the founder of theAustrian Psychodrama Section will control thisaccount.


COUNCIL 2006-2008

CHAIRPERSON

Judith TESZÁRYNorrbackagatan 43 St.11341 STOCKHOLM, SwedenTel: +46 [email protected]

VICE-CHAIRPERSONS& TRAINING COMMITTEE

Pierre FONTAINEHerestraat 213000 LEUVEN, BelgiumTel, Fax: +32 [email protected]

Celia SCANLANFlat 1/1, 105 Hyndland RoadGLASGOW G12 9JD, Scotland, UKTel: +44 141 339 [email protected]

SECRETARY

Horatiu Nil ALBINIPotaisa Street 8400090 CLUJ-NAPOCA, RomaniaTel: +40-264-597528, Fax: +40 264 [email protected]

TREASURER

Chantal NÈVE-HANQUETRue du Rivage, 205100 DAVE, BelgiumTel: +32 814 01874, Fax: +32 814 [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

Inci DOGANER1735 Sokak N° 56/A 35530 KARSIYAKA IZMIR, TurkeyTel: +90 [email protected]

ANNUAL MEETING COMMITEE

Agnes DUDLERMeckenheimer Allee 131,D – 53115 BONN, GermanyTel & Fax: +49 228 69 84 [email protected]

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

Johannes BARZChapfstr. 8CH – 8126 ZUMIKON, SwitzerlandTel: +41 79 658 84 [email protected]

RESEARCH COMMITTEE

Michael WIESERMarienbadgasse 249073 KLAGENFURT-VIKTRING, AustriaTel: +43463292737 Fax: [email protected]

ETHICS COMMITTEE

Arsaluys KAYIRKumrulu Sodak 24/10 CihangirTR – 80060 ISTANBUL, TurkeyTel: +212 292 3462, Fax: +212 631 [email protected]

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

Michael WIESERPierre FONAINEJudith TESZÁRY

STATUTORY ADDRESS:Herestraat, 21B-3000 LEUVEN – BELGIUM


Impressions of the FEPTO meeting2006 in Cluj-Napoca



Psychodrama Calendar 2007

Jan. 24-28 Australian and New ZeelandPsychodrama Association(ANZPA) Wellington, New Zeeland:Playing with the Systemic

Perspective

www.anzpa.org

March 2-3 Szenen - Rolandseck, Germany:Friedesnarbeit mit Psychodrama und

Soziodrama

www.szenen-institut.de

May 2-5 Spanish PsychodramaAssociation (SPA) - La Coruña,Spain VII. Ibero-American Congress ofPsychodrama and XXII. NationalMeeting of the SPA: Psychodrama in

Cultural Syndromes and Conflicts

www.fidp.net/vicip

May 4-6 Östereichischer Arbeitskreis fürGruppentherapie undGruppendynamik (ÖAGG) -Vienna, Austria: Annual symposiumof the PD sectionwww.psychodramatherapie.at

May 25-29 FEPTO - Alacati (Izmir), Turkey: 15th

FEPTO Annual MeetingBack to Back/Face to Face

www.fepto.org

May 30-June2 FEPTO - Bergama, Turkey: 2nd Post-meeting Conference Social

Cohesion

together with the 32nd InternationalCongress of theTurkish Association of GroupPsychotherapies

June 4-8 DAGG/IAGP - Granada, Spain: VIII.Summer AcademyCreating a Dialogue of Peace: the

Intercultural Competence of Groups

www.granada-academy.org

June 14-17 EAP - Florence, Italy: 15th EAPCongressHumour and other Strategies toSurvive Emotional Crises

June 22-24 British Psychodrama Association(BPA) - Portsmouth, UK Making a Difference.www.psychodrama.org.uk

June 27-July Rostov Institute for Training andPsychodrama - Rostov-on-Don,Russia7th International Moreno Festival forPsychodrama and Sociometry

www.psychodrama.ru

July 6-8 "J L Moreno" PsychodramaSociety/Romanian Association ofClassical Psychodrama togetherwith the Romanian Federation ofPsychotherapySibiu, Romania: CelebratingMoreno's Personality

www.psihodrama.ro

Sept. 13-16 Psychodrama Insitut für Europa(PIfE) - Berlin, Germany 9th International Conference: Values

and Changewww.pife.de

2008

Aug. (?) Tallinn PsychodramaInstitute/Estonian Moreno Centre -Tallinn, Latvia

5th Baltic Moreno Conferencewww.morenokeskus.ee

Sept. 13-16 IAGP - Barcelona, Spain: 3rd

Regional Mediterranean Conferencewww.iagp.com

USUAL DATES

AUSTRIA ÖAGG first weekend in May: annualPD symposium of the section;first weekend in November: annualGeneral Assembly andPsychodrama section day

TURKEY For Bergama Congress, either the3rd or the 4th week of May