Directed by
Natacha Navarro
Jorge Burmeister


 
International Summer Academy Granada
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Congress site: International Summer Academy Granada


The academy is recognized under the auspices of the International Association for Group Psychotherapy and Group Processes (IAGP) and the DAGG (organization for group psychotherapy and group work in Germany). Besides the academy is based on a network cooperation between Italian (COIRAG), Spanish (AEP), Portuguese (SPP) and Austrian (ÖAGG) group associations.

The Summer Academy establishes a professional link between theory and practice of important approaches of
group psychotherapy and group work at an international level: group analysis, psychodrama and group dynamics. The facilitation of intercultural competence embarks besides the format of self-exprience therapeutic procedures, supervision and organizational counselling.

An international trainer staff is running each year the workshops. Last years staff comprise: Marcia Karp/GB, Prof. Sabar Rustomjee/ Australia, Dr. Teresa Sommeragu-Howard/GB, Dr. Catherine Mela/Greece, Dr. Malcolm Pines/GB, Maite Pi/Spain, U. Levin/ Israel, Prof. M. Gasseau/Italy, Dr. J. Fonseca/Brazil, Prof. E Rohr/ Germany, Dr. J.-A. Espina-Barrios/Spain, Dr. W. Scategni/ Italy, J. Huber/Switzerland, U. Hauser/Costa Rica, Prof. Maurizio Peciccia and others.

The experiential encounter creates the essence of a shared culture of the group which is able to put the ” tyranny of differences” of language, approach or culture into question. As dialogue is the key term for peace processes at a global level the summer academy is destinated to create a living learning field for the quality, but also for the fragile points of a multicultural dialogue.

The cultural agency of the Junta de Andalucía and the Institute for Peace and Conflict Investigation of the University of Granada support officially the academy and its organization.