Dialogical Team Collaboration

@misc{12734,
   author = {Hornová, Lucie},
   keywords = {dialogical approach; co-therapy; collaborative practice; psychotherapy},
   language = {eng},
   title = {Dialogical Team Collaboration},
   year = {2020}
}

TY  - CONF
ID  - 12734
AU  - Hornová, Lucie
PY  - 2020
TI  - Dialogical Team Collaboration
KW  - dialogical approach
KW  - co-therapy
KW  - collaborative practice
KW  - psychotherapy
N2  - The idea that multidisciplinary teams are necessary to handle clients` complex issues is not only supported by research but generally accepted. Co-therapy (two or more therapists working together in a therapy session), though pioneered by Adler, has been mainly associated with the Gestalt group facilitating or systemic therapy. In dialogical approach, co-therapy is also commonly used. The workshop created a space for sharing pros and cons of co-therapy, or any collaborative practice, offered experiential ways of exploring co-therapy potential and opened a discussion about isomorphic and parallel processes happening during co-therapy. The international workshop was organised by Monika White, the president of European Family Therapy Association, in Dublin on September 9, 2020. About 20 participants from teams working with drug-addicted people attended the workshop.
ER  - 

HORNOVÁ, Lucie. \textit{Dialogical Team Collaboration}. 2020.