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Invitation

European Movement for Christian
Anthropology, Psychology
and Psychotherapy
www.emcapp.eu

The 11th Symposium of EMCAPP

Warsaw, 3. - 6. September 2012

SPECIFIC TOPICS OF CHRISTIAN ANTHROPOLOGY,
PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

EMCAPP brings together international leaders and pioneers in the field of Christian psychology and
psychotherapy and its underlying anthropology.

Program – design April 2012

Monday, 3.9.12. Wednesday, 5.9.12.
15.00 Welcome and participants’ registration Chairperson: Toni Terho (Finland)
16.00 Symposium opening and prayer. 10.00 Morning session
Participants introduce themselves and their institutions: Prayer times
works, challenges, plans 10.10 Group work to the lecture by Charles Zeiders from
• The Treasure of EMCAPP ( Anna Ostaszewska, Poland / the perspectives of a) Christian anthropology, b) Christi-
Werner May, Germany) an psychology and c) Christian psychotherapy
• The Treasure of WMCAPP (Werner May, Germany / 11.00 Coffee break
Anna Ostaszewska, Poland) 11.20 Summary reports with discussion from the 3 groups
19.00-21.00 Dinner 12.20 Comments and additions to the lecture of the mor-
ning from a Orthodox perspective by E. Strigo (Russia)
Thuesday, 4.9.12. 13.00 open Lunchtime
Chairperson: Anna Ostaszewska (Poland) 14.30 Afternoon session
10.00 Morning session Chairperson: Werner May (Germany)
Prayer times 14.35 Soyolma Enchbat (Mongolia): Family trainings -
10.10 Krzysztof Wojcieszek (Poland): What is love – the Community Psychology in Practice
most important human need 15.30 Coffee break
10.30 A. Lorgus (Russia): The person in Orthodox view 16.00 Short presentations (10-20 min) by participants.
11.00 Coffee break - Psychology of Religion Limitations by Romuald Jawor-
11.20 Group work to both lectures from the perspectives of ski (Poland)
a) Christian anthropology, - If emotions are purely physical, why and how does the
b) Christian psychology and God of Abraham and Isaac and Jacob have them? by Tre-
c) Christian psychotherapy vor Griffith (Great Britain)
12.20 Summary reports with discussion from the 3 groups - Christian psychology: A personalistic approach by Ze-
13.00 open Lunch time non Uchnast (Poland)
14.30 Afternoon session - Echotherapy by Francesco Cutino (Italy)
Chairperson: Elena Strigo (Russia) - Scientific Researches on Christian Psychotherapy by
14.35 Charles Zeiders (USA): Christian Holism as a Spiri- Anna Ostaszewska (Poland)
tuality of Psychotherapy – Part 1 17.30 Another sightseeing walk around Warsaw. Dinner.
15.30 Coffee break
15.50 Discussion Thursday, 6.9.12.
16.20 Charles Zeiders (USA): Christian Holism as a Spiri- Chairperson: Werner May (Germany)
tuality of Psychotherapy – Part 2 10.00 Prayer times
17.30 A sightseeing walk around Warsaw. Dinner. Short presentations (10-20 min) by participants (Conti-
nued from yesterday)
Feedback to the Symposium
12.00 End of the Symposium

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