Speaker
- Renos Papadopoulos
Organiser
Thiasos
Website
https://jungian.directory/related_organisation/thiasos/Refugees, Alterity and Archetypal Complexities
Renos K Papadopoulos, PhD, Professor of Analytical Psychology and Director of the Center for Traums, Asylum and Refuges (CTAR), member of the Human Rights Center and the Transitional Justice Network, all linked to the University of Essex. Honorary Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Family Psychotherapist at Tavistock Clinic, he also works as a Jungian Analyst, with teaching and supervisory experience, and as a systemic family psychotherapist in private practice. As a consultant to many organizations, he has worked with refugees, tortured, trafficked persons and other survivors of political violence and disasters in many countries. He lectures and offers specialist training internationally and his writings have been published in 18 languages. He has recently received awards from the European Family Therapy Association for his outstanding contribution to the field of Family Therapy and Systemic Practice at the University of Essex for High Impact International Research; from two Mexican Foundations for the Exceptional Work of Vulnerable Families in Mexico, and from the International Association of Jungian Studies, he received the C.G. Jung 2022 for his lifetime contribution to the field of Jungian Studies. His last two published books are entitled: Moral Injury Involuntary Dislocation Especially the last one was hailed as inaugurating a new paradigm in the field.
Refugiados, Alteridade e Complexidades Arquetípicas
Remos K Papadopoulos, PhD, Professor de Psicologia Analitica e Diretor do Centre for Traums, Asylum and Refugres (CTAR), membro do Human Rights Centre e da Transitional Justice Network, todos ligados à Universidade de Essex. Psicologo Clinico Honorário e Psicoterapeuta Familiar Sistémico da Tavistock Clinic, atua também como Analista Junguiano, com experiència didática e de supervisão, e como psicoterapeuta familiar sistémico em consultório particular. Como consultor de muitas organizações, tem trabalhado com refugiados, torturados, pessoas traficadas e outros sobreviventes de violência politica e desastres cas muitos paises. Dá palestras e oferece treinamento especializado internacionalmente e seus escritos foram publicados em 18 idiomas. Recentemente, recebeu prêmios da European Family Therapy Association por sua excelente contribuição para campo da Terapia Familiar e Prática Sistèmica da Universidade de Esses pelo Alto Impac Pesquisa Internacional; de duas Fundações Mexicanas pelo Excepcional Trabalho Familias Vulneráveis no México, e da Associação Internacional de Estudos Junguis recebeu a Prémio C.G. Jung 2022 pela contribuição vitalicia no campo dos Estudos Junguianos Seus dois últimos livros publicados se intitulam: Moral Injury Involuntary Dislocation Especialmente o último foi saudado como inaugurando um novo paradigma no campo.
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