{"id":1190,"date":"2014-02-18T17:34:35","date_gmt":"2014-02-18T17:34:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/iarpp.net\/?post_type=article&p=1190"},"modified":"2014-03-18T14:07:55","modified_gmt":"2014-03-18T14:07:55","slug":"1190","status":"publish","type":"article","link":"https:\/\/iarpp.net\/thesite\/article\/1190\/","title":{"rendered":"Mexico Chapter Joins the IARPP Community"},"content":{"rendered":"

and News from other IARPP Chapters:<\/h3>\n

Israel<\/a>
\nGreece<\/a>
\nMexico<\/a>
\nNew Zealand<\/a>
\nPortugal<\/a>
\nUnited Kingdom<\/a><\/p>\n

Mexico Chapter<\/h2>\n

by\u00a0Alejandra Plaza Espinosa
\naplazaespinosa@yahoo.com<\/h3>\n
\"Anne<\/a>

Alejandra Plaza Espinosa, co-Chair, Alejandro \u00c1vila Espada, Anne Marie Maxwell, co-Chair<\/p><\/div>\n

We are a group of therapists from different associations and different ways of thinking, but we all agree in the relational approach as a way of working and understanding life.<\/p>\n

We are starting with 20 members and we are 6 in the main planning group, which consists in:<\/p>\n

Alejandra Plaza, Jos\u00e9 \u00c1ngel Aguilar, Anne Marie Maxwell, Adriana D\u00e1vila, Patricia Minjares, Luc\u00eda Ch\u00e1vez.<\/p>\n

We are very enthusiastic to create a platform for the dissemination of Relational Psychoanalysis and to consolidate an academic group with our own identity.<\/p>\n

During 2013 we organized a course of Relational Psychoanalysis that had two parts: A series of 6 Videoconferences. The speakers were Alejandro \u00c1vila, Joan Coderch, Carlos Rodr\u00edguez Sutil, Ariel Liberman and Margaret Crastnopol. The other part of the course consisted of a Study Group that discussed the topics presented by the experts.<\/p>\n

The videoconferences gave us the opportunity to discuss, analyze and reflect about theoretical and clinical topics with psychoanalysts that are very far from Mexico and that have a lot of experience and knowledge. We have read papers by these authors and, by this means, we have had feedback about our reflections. It was very motivating to realize that are different points of view, within the relational approach.\"MxcChptr2www\"<\/a> We had the chance to share our thoughts with authors from a new generation that are creating a new psychoanalytical frame. It was a great experience to meet\u00a0 people who have the courage to question classical psychoanalysis.<\/p>\n

For 2014 we plan to continue with the videoconferences and the Study Group. We are going to organize a program of film discussion, with the aim of spreading our activities to the public interested in these topics.<\/p>\n

We are building a website, where people can be in contact with us to learn about our events, and where we can post our papers, conferences, presentations. We already have a Facebook page, that is less formal, the address is\u00a0https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/AmigosRelacionales?ref=profile<\/a>.<\/p>\n

We are going to organize a National Conference, to present papers from Mexican Psychoanalysts. We know that it’s a very big responsibility and commitment, but our motivation is as big as the challenges.<\/p>\n

We want to thank Chana and Neil for their kindness and support, and we are especially grateful with Alejandro \u00c1vila for his encouragement and friendly advice.<\/p>\n

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ISRAEL CHAPTER REPORT<\/h2>\n

by Sharon Ziv Beiman<\/p>\n

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\"Sharon<\/a><\/dt>\n
Sharon Ziv Beiman<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

In the last issue of IARPP eNews, we shared with you the strong impact of the conference\u00a0Individuals and Groups \u2013 Mutual Vulnerability: A Unique International Conference\u2028with Professor Lew Aron that took place on July 4th and 5th 2013 IN Tel Aviv.<\/p>\n

During the seven months that passed from July, the Israeli chapter of IARPP organized and operated the following events:<\/p>\n

A clinical meeting\u00a0 centered around the relational aspects of art therapy as seen in the therapy of an 8 years old boy\u00a0 – case presenter:\u00a0Yoni Schur, discussant:\u00a0Ester Bamberger, chair:\u00a0Tamar Barnea.<\/p>\n

A seminar called,\u00a0 “Face to Face-couple-relations and Couple Therapy from Relational Perspectives: Theory and Clinical Demonstrations”\u00a0– presenters:\u00a0Irit Kliener-Paz\u00a0and\u00a0Orna Schur<\/p>\n

An evening with Joyce Slochower moderated by Mitchel Becker in which she presented her paper\u00a0“Witnessing and Participating: Sexual Boundary Violations and the Psychoanalytic Community”<\/p>\n

A one day conference organized in cooperation with the Israeli Association for Family and Couple Therapy: “Contributions and Innovations of the Relational Approach to Family and Couple Therapy”\u00a0\u2013 Presenters: Irit Kliener \u2013Paz, Orna Schur, Sharon Ziv Beiman,\u00a0Aviva Mazor and Elinor-Gurion-Bashan.<\/p>\n

On March 6th-7th\u00a02014 our annual conference, “Relational Circles 2014” will take place. The vision of the conference is to create the space needed for co-learning, developing and exploring relational ideas as they relate to theory and practice. Twenty-one workshops and 16 original papers will allow the participants to intimately investigate ,experience and discuss relational concepts concerning :\u00a0 trauma, dissociation, gender and sexuality, cultural contexts and the therapeutic arena, ethics and psychoanalytic process, therapeutic stories, self-disclosure as manifestation of the therapist’s subjectivity, spontaneity and rituals in the psychoanalytic process, \u00a0supervision as dreaming, therapeutic narratives from relational perspectives, the influence of therapeutic processes on the therapist’s personal life, relational aspects of couple-relations on individual and couple therapy, the relational body of the therapist, femininity and masculinity and their inter-relations, relational oriented supervision groups, implementing playback theatre techniques into relational therapy, the “dance” of patient’s and therapist’s relational patterns in psychotherapy, learning and reflecting group on treating parents, and more.\u00a0 An estimated\u00a0 400 participants will take part in the conference.<\/p>\n

In May 2014:
\nTogether with\u00a0“Amcha”\u00a0( An Israeli mental health-care organization for Holocaust survivors and their families) we will host\u00a0Ghislaine Boulanger\u00a0who will discuss, together with\u00a0Irit Kliener-Paz, a case presented by\u00a0Offer Dubretzky\u00a0\u2013 the chief psychologist of “Amcha”.<\/p>\n

We will be hosting\u00a0Steven Kuchuck\u00a0who will participate in 2 events:<\/p>\n

1) Together with the Tel Aviv Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis, a half day conference to celebrate the publication of the book he edited:\u00a0Clinical Implications of the Psychoanalyst\u2019s Life Experience: When the Personal Becomes Professional.<\/i>\u00a0We will focus on Chana Ullman’s chapter:<\/p>\n

“The personal is political, the political is personal: On the subjectivity of an Israeli psychoanalyst<\/i><\/p>\n

2)Together with the Gay-Friendly Psychotherapy Group,\u00a0an evening to discuss Steve’s paper\u00a0The Therapeutic Action of Male Sexual Desire in the Treatment of Heterosexual Men<\/i><\/p>\n

Most importantly, on October 2013 the forum had a special meeting dedicated to re-evaluating the Forum’s vision and goals. The essence of the discussion centered on the tension between those who wish the forum would invest in deepening and expanding the conceptualization of relational thought in the field of psychoanalysis and those\u00a0\u00a0 who wish to promote the integration of the relational thought with other therapeutic schools or its assimilation and implementation in a variety of contexts. There was an agreement that the mission is to maintain the dialectical tension between these two visions.<\/p>\n

We look forward to continued sharing of our activities with you.<\/p>\n

On Behalf of the Israeli Forum for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy,<\/p>\n

Sharon Ziv Beiman<\/p>\n

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United Kingdom Chapter<\/h2>\n

\"ABalikIMG_3460\"<\/a>by Aaron Balick<\/h3>\n

This year has seen some big changes in the UK chapter of IARPP. Most notably, our Chair, Susie Orbach has decided to step down after more than a decade of service. Joining her, founding and executive member Jane Haberlin has also stepped down. Both Susie and Jane carry a great deal of history for relational thinking in the UK, having both been members of the original relational study group that later developed into IARPP UK and The Relational School (TRS), which is the organisation responsible for our relational community and events. Their departure was announced at our annual general meeting in December, where Aaron Balick (who previously served as vice chair) was appointed Chair and Marsha Nodelman (also a member of the original grouping) was appointed vice chair. Susie and Jane will be greatly missed.<\/p>\n

Both Susie and Jane, among others, were responsible for the founding event in 2002 \u201cWhat is Relational Psychoanalysis\u201d \u2014 a \u201cteach-in” that garnered a great deal of enthusiasm for relational thinking here in the UK and instigated IARPP UK and TRS. A lot has changed in the UK since that event, with relational thinking now a staple of many psychotherapy trainings throughout the country. The remaining executive committee is now meeting regularly to discuss the next steps for IARPP UK and TRS in this context.<\/p>\n

We are currently engaged in other groupings with a relational interest and are exploring creative alliances with them. We made a start by co-organising with the International Association of Relational Transactional Analysis (IARTA), an intimate discussion at at The Freud Museum with Lewis Aron on the limits of relationality; we are having a follow up meeting with them to see where else we can build bridges.\u00a0 In an effort to exploit the talents and experience of our membership, we had a presentation from Robert Downes on photography and relationality which was followed by a very engaging discussion. This year also saw the publication of Aaron Balick\u2019s relationally inspired book,\u00a0The Psychodynamics of Social Networking: Connected-up Instantaneous Culture and The Self\u00a0<\/i>for which there was a launch event followed a few days later by a discussion with Susie Orbach at The Freud Museum London.<\/p>\n

Our next event in March, \u201cMeeting What Can\u2019t Be Met\u201d will look at the limits of working relationally with regard to situations where therapists may feel impotent in relation to their patients\u2019 despair. Following this we will have a members\u2019 forum to discuss new directions for The Relational School which will include relationships with other UK organisations interested in relational thinking, and developing our discussion list and website. We hope to use technology to enable greater community relating within the membership including members\u2019 events, study and supervision groups. We very much hope to build upon our very engaged community of relational thinkers and clinicians.<\/p>\n

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News from the New Zealand Chapter<\/h2>\n

\"ADuncan\"<\/a> \"GStansfield\"<\/a><\/h3>\n

Andrew Duncan,Chairperson
\n(Andrew@donnache.co.nz<\/a>) and<\/h3>\n

Gavin Stansfield, Secretary
\n(GavinStansfield@gmail.com<\/a>)<\/h3>\n

Since you last heard from us, we are pleased to say that we held a successful weekend Symposium \u2013 called \u201cThinking Clinically\u201d \u2013 in Auckland last September.<\/p>\n

Numbers at this fully subscribed event were limited to sixty, so that everyone could participate in the rich group conversations that followed each keynote presentation and the accompanying response from a discussant.<\/p>\n

Auckland psychotherapist, Bill Farrell used a captivating description of Alfred Hitchcock\u2019s \u2018Vertigo\u2019 to illustrate how the work of Bion and Matte-Blanco informs his understanding of the unconscious and shapes his clinical work. Marianne Quinn, from Dunedin, generously shared some deeply affecting personal experiences about having the limits of her \u2018therapeutic hospitality\u2019 transgressed. Suzanne Johnson, a psychotherapist from Wellington, challenged our traditional thinking about gender in clinical practice and described the kind of non-judgmental, containing, \u2018identity space\u2019 she cultivates in her work. In the fourth session, Louise de Lambert (ably assisted by Jennifer Howarth) introduced, and then bravely undertook, a live demonstration of group work based on the method developed by Michael Balint.<\/p>\n

People who attended have said they enjoyed and appreciated the space to think together as a group, as well as gaining much from the individual presentations.<\/p>\n

We plan to run another symposium, along similar lines, in August this year. We\u2019re excited that an overseas speaker who is well known within IARPP may join us this time.<\/p>\n

Please contact either of us if you are interested in the Symposium or in making contact with our local New Zealand chapter of IARPP.<\/p>\n

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\"eNews-div-lineNlogo\"<\/a>Portugal Chapter
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\"PrtglCpt3www\"<\/a>(qui para Portugu\u00eas)<\/a><\/h6>\n

IARPP’s Portuguese Chapter is, after only two years of existence, an essential reference in the field of psychoanalytic thought in Portugal. This was shown recently by the great flow of audiences at IARPP’s open events and in the manifested interest in the training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy that IARPP-P promotes through its partner APPSI.<\/p>\n

This is greatly due to the intense activity developed by the relational group: in the last few months we launched a new website – www.psi-relacional.pt<\/a>– which has proven essential in improving our envolvement with the psi community, as well as in promoting our events to new audiences.<\/p>\n

\"PrtglCpt1www\"<\/a>At the end of November we organized the conference \u201cViolence and Evil\u201d, in collaboration with the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Lisbon. In the words of Professor Frederico Pereira, it was “a serious, demanding, rigorous and enjoyable event, where the analytic \u201cthing\u201d was in dialogue with all other areas of thought”. The structure, processes and expressions of Violence and Evil were thoroughly discussed. In addition to having a top panel of speakers, with Eduardo Louren\u00e7o (Philosophy), Nuno Miguel Proen\u00e7a (Philosophy), Miguel Esteves Cardoso (Political Science), Adriano Moreira (Political Science), S\u00e9rgio Niza (Pedogogy) and Frei Bento Domingues (Theology), we also had the presence of Neil Altman and a large contribution from several Portuguese relational psychoanalysts and psychotherapists, such as Frederico Pereira, Manuel Matos, Maria Jos\u00e9 Vidigal, Miguel Moita, David Figueir\u00f4a, Madalena Paiva Gomes and Filipe Baptista-Bastos. At the end of the third day we counted more than 170 attendants and several – and emotional – standing ovations.\"PrtglCpt4www\"<\/a><\/p>\n

First Iberian Congress of Relational Psychoanalysis. <\/b>We are preparing the First Iberian Congress of Relational Psychoanalysis, which will take place on the 9th and 10th of May and which is a result of a close partnership that has been gainning strenth between IARPP-Portugal and IARPP-Espa\u00f1a. The Congress will take place in the beautiful and medieval city of C\u00e1ceres, Spain, on the subject of TRANFORMATIONS SPACES. The presence of Michael Eigen, Alejandro \u00c1vila Espada, Frederico Pereira, Manuel Matos, Joan Cordech, Juan Jos\u00e9 Mart\u00ednez Ib\u00e1\u00f1ez, Ramon Riera i Alib\u00e9s, Carlos Rodr\u00edguez Sutil, Rosa velasco Fraile have already been confirmed.<\/p>\n

We would like to invite all members of IARPP International to come to our Congress. To get to know the program and other general informations you can explore IARPP-Portugal and IARPP-Espa\u00f1a’s websites.<\/p>\n

Guilt<\/b>. We will be hosting our Annual Congress on the 30th and 31st of October and on the 1st of November. The theme for this year will be GUILT. We will be opening a call for papers <\/i>soon.<\/p>\n

Training<\/b>. The Relational Training Program developed by IARPP for APPSI has just started a new four-year cycle, having APPSI just accepted a new class in January 2014. The number of students whose main training in psychotherapy will be one of a relational orientation is now of 66 in total, which raises high hopes for us on the de-dogmatization of the analytic space in Portugal.<\/p>\n

It has been with great pleasure that we have witnessed and encouraged the formation of work groups proposed directly by the trainees. We have a group dedicated to Film and Psychoanalysis that is now on it’s third Annual Cycle and that has been attended\u00a0 by more than 150 people; also a new work on Violence and Relational Ethics was formed this month.<\/p>\n

\"PrtglCpt2www\"<\/a>The Center for Comparatist Studies <\/b>of the Humanities Faculty of the University of Lisbon is organizing, during the month of February, a series of talks on the Holocaust. In order to bring a psychoanalytic point of view to this – today, as ever – very actual subject, Professors Frederico Pereira (President of the Board) and Manuel Matos (Vice-President of the Board) have been invited to present talks.<\/p>\n

We hope to bring you more news soon.<\/p>\n

Warm regards,<\/p>\n

Miguel Moita
\nSecretary of the Board<\/p>\n

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IARPP Portugal<\/b><\/h2>\n
(aqui para Ingl\u00eas)<\/a><\/h6>\n

A Sec\u00e7\u00e3o Portuguesa da IARPP \u00e9 j\u00e1, ao fim de apenas dois anos de actividade, uma incontorn\u00e1vel refer\u00eancia no panorama do pensamento psicanal\u00edtico em Portugal. O mesmo se verifica pela grande aflu\u00eancia de p\u00fablico quer nos eventos abertos da IARPP quer no interesse continuado na forma\u00e7\u00e3o em psicoterapia psicanal\u00edtica que a IARPP-Portugal promove atrav\u00e9s da sua parceira APPSI (Associa\u00e7\u00e3o Portuguesa de Psicoterapia Psicanal\u00edtica).<\/p>\n

Para tal muito contribui a intensa actividade que o grupo relacional desenvolve: ao longo dos \u00faltimos meses lan\u00e7\u00e1mos o nosso novo site – www.psi-relacional.pt<\/a>-, um instrumento que se tem revelado essencial na proximidade com a comunidade psi<\/i>, bem como na divulga\u00e7\u00e3o das nossas actividades a novos p\u00fablicos.<\/p>\n

No final de Novembro realiz\u00e1mos o\u00a0 Col\u00f3quio “A Viol\u00eancia e o Mal”, <\/b>em colabora\u00e7\u00e3o com a Faculdade de Psicologia da Universidade de Lisboa, que, nas palavras do Prof. Doutor Frederico Pereira foi “um encontro s\u00e9rio, exigente, rigoroso, simp\u00e1tico, no qual a coisa anal\u00edtica esteve em di\u00e1logo activo com todas as outras \u00e1reas do pensamento.” Discutiram-se profundamente a estrutura, os processos e express\u00f5es da Viol\u00eancia e do Mal. Para al\u00e9m da participa\u00e7\u00e3o de um painel de topo da cena intelectual portuguesa, com Eduardo Louren\u00e7o (Filosofia), Nuno Miguel Pro\u00ean\u00e7a (Filosofia), Miguel Esteves Cardoso (Ci\u00eancia Pol\u00edtica), Adriano Moreira (Ci\u00eancia Pol\u00edtica), S\u00e9rgio Niza (Pedagogia) e Frei Bento Domingues (Teologia) cont\u00e1mos ainda com a presen\u00e7a de Neil Altman e do largo contributo de v\u00e1rios psicanalistas e psicoterapeutas relacionais portugueses como Frederico Pereira, Manuel Matos, Maria Jos\u00e9 Vidigal, Miguel Moita, David Figueir\u00f4a, Madalena Paiva Gomes, Filipe Baptista-Bastos. No final dos tr\u00eas dias cont\u00e1mos com mais de 170 pessoas e v\u00e1rias e emocionadas ova\u00e7\u00f5es em p\u00e9.<\/p>\n

1\u00ba Congresso Ib\u00e9rico de Psican\u00e1lise Relacional<\/b>. Estamos a preparar para 9 e 10 de Maio o 1\u00ba Congresso Ib\u00e9rico de Psican\u00e1lise Relacional que resulta da estreita parceria que tem sido desenvolvida entre a IARPP-Portugal e a IARPP-Espa\u00f1a. O mesmo decorrer\u00e1 na bela cidade medieval de C\u00e1ceres sobre o tema ESPA\u00c7OS DE TRANSFORMA\u00c7\u00c3O. Est\u00e1 j\u00e1 confirmada a participa\u00e7\u00e3o de Michael Eigen, Alejandro \u00c1vila Espada, Frederico Pereira, Manuel Matos, Joan Cordech, Juan Jos\u00e9 Mart\u00ednez Ib\u00e1\u00f1ez, Ramon Riera i Alib\u00e9s, Carlos Rodr\u00edguez Sutil, e de Rosa Velasco Fraile.<\/p>\n

Convidamos todos os membros da IARPP a estar presentes neste encontro. Para conhecer o programa e outras informa\u00e7\u00f5es poder\u00e3o consultar os sites da IARPP-Portugal e da IARPP-Espa\u00f1a.<\/p>\n

A Culpa<\/b>. Nos dias 30 e 31 de Outubro e 1 de Novembro realizaremos o nosso Col\u00f3quio Anual sob o tema da CULPA. O\u00a0call for papers<\/i>\u00a0ser\u00e1 lan\u00e7ado em breve.<\/p>\n

Forma\u00e7\u00e3o. <\/b>O Programa de Forma\u00e7\u00e3o Relacional concebido pela IARPP para a APPSI abriu um novo ciclo de forma\u00e7\u00e3o de quatro anos tendo sido admitida uma nova turma em Janeiro de 2014. S\u00e3o j\u00e1 66 o n\u00famero de formandos\u00a0 cuja forma\u00e7\u00e3o base em psicoterapia assenta no pensamento relacional o que nos deixa muito esperan\u00e7ados quanto \u00e0 desdogmatiza\u00e7\u00e3o do espa\u00e7o anal\u00edtico portugu\u00eas.<\/p>\n

Tem sido com prazer que temos presenciado e apoiado o aparecimento de grupos de trabalho propostos pelos formandos, existindo um grupo dedicado ao Filme e Psican\u00e1lise – que se encontra j\u00e1 no seu terceiro ciclo anual e cujas sess\u00f5es forma j\u00e1 frequentadas por mais de 150 pessoas; est\u00e1 a nascer este m\u00eas grupo de estudo sobre a Viol\u00eancia e a \u00c9tica Relaciona<\/p>\n

O Centro de Estudos Comparatistas <\/b>da Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa est\u00e1 a organizar uma s\u00e9rie de palestras (talks) em torno do Holocausto para as quais foram convidados o Prof. Doutor Frederico Pereira (Presidente da Direc\u00e7\u00e3o) e o Prof. Doutor Manuel-Matos (Vice-Presidente da Direc\u00e7\u00e3o) para contribuirem com um olhar psicanal\u00edtico nesta discuss\u00e3o que \u00e9 hoje, como sempre, t\u00e3o actual.<\/p>\n

Contamos poder trazer-vos mais not\u00edcias em breve.<\/p>\n

Sauda\u00e7\u00f5es calorosas,<\/p>\n

Miguel Moita
\nSecret\u00e1rio da Direc\u00e7\u00e3o<\/p>\n

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Greek Chapter<\/h2>\n

\"ALEXIS-MORDOH\"<\/a>by Alexis Mordoh, Chair
\nalexismordoh@gmail.com<\/p>\n

The financial crisis is making everything difficult for all of us, on a personal, professional and organizational level.\u00a0 We are persevering, nevertheless, both with our work and with our chapter, and we believe we have created a small, but viable relational group that will grow over time. We have about twenty registered chapter members at the moment and about fifty more people directly interested in our activities.<\/p>\n

For the academic year 2013-14, we have continued the weekly teleconferencing seminar \u201cAn Introduction to Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy”, with Jody Davies . It is based on her NYU course and provides an overview of relational theory and practice, interspersed\u00a0 with discussion of clinical cases presented by group members. In the near future, we will be transitioning to case presentations on a weekly basis. We are hoping that Jody will be able to come to Athens in the spring to conduct a workshop on the treatment of sexual abuse survivors.<\/p>\n

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Barbara and Stuart Pizer<\/p><\/div>\n

Last October, we had the pleasure of hosting Barbara and Stuart Pizer in Athens for a two-day workshop ,\u201cThe Therapist\u2019s Use of Self: Theory and Practice\u201d (see attached photos of the presenters and participants in one of the experiential exercises led by Barbara). We are planning to start a weekly teleconference seminar with the Pizers next fall, in order to introduce a new cohort to relational theory and practice.<\/p>\n

\"Experiential<\/a>

Experiential Exercises<\/p><\/div>\n

Finally, we have been in contact with the Israeli chapter and agreed to plan some joint educational activities in the future.<\/p>\n

Hope to see you all soon,<\/p>\n

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