The document provides information for attendees of the World Congress for Existential Therapy. It outlines logistical details such as locations of rooms and services available. Volunteers will be available to provide assistance. Attendees are asked to wear their badges and may be photographed at events unless they ask not to be. Various presentations, workshops, and discussions will be held covering topics in existential therapy. Continental association meetings will also take place. Social activities are planned for the evenings.

2. Welcome to Church House and to the first World Congress for Existential Therapy from Emmy and Digby, co-chairs, organizing committee
Please find a floor plan on the back of your programme in your congress bag. If you need any help or assistance, there is a volunteer (in a black T-
shirt) on each floor, and a congress organizers desk on the first floor lobby outside the Bishop Partridge Hall. We will have a message board next to
the desk and if you have messages please pass these to a person on the congress desk who can post them. You can also make last minute
purchases for additional congress days or social events here, if we have any tickets left.
We may have to make last minute rooms changes, and they will be shown on the screen in the reception area, where you come in via Dean’s yard.
Please wear your badge at all times. If not, we may have to check your identity on our computer records, which may result in an annoying delay for
you.
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There are goodies to be had from the SEA desk and deals, including signed books, from the book sellers, both in the Bishop Partridge Hall on the first
floor.
We will be video recording all of the keynote presentations and round tables in the assembly hall, along with the opening and closing ceremonies. We
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We are offering various free demos of online materials during the congress. There is a separate leaflet with details. Please note the meetings about
the formation of a world association and continental associations e.g. the European, Latin American, North American, African, Asian and Australasian
meetings are expected to happen during the congress. Please see the programme for details.
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3. AH Assembly Hall
HMH Hoare Memorial Hall
JR Jubilee Room
CH Convocation Hall
BRR Bishop’s Robing Room
CR `Charter Room
SHBR Sir Herbert Baker Room
AR Abbey Room
HGS Harvey Goodwin Suite
WR Westminster Room
CO Council Room
RRR Robert Runcie Room
145 145 Room
BPH Bishop Partridge Hall
Speakers Room Michael Ramsey Room
Organizing Committee Room York Room
Meditation Room Canterbury Room
Meeting Room Temple Room
Storage Room College Room
Volunteers Room Coggan Room

4. PROGRAMME
REGISTRATION: 8.30am – 10am Reception (Dean’s Yard Entrance), 1pm to 2pm and 4pm to 5.30pm
OFFICIAL OPENING:
Thursday 14th May
17.30- 18:00 Welcome from congress co-chairs Emmy van Deurzen and
Digby Tantam
18.00- 19.15 Viewing of Yalom’s Cure
19.30-20.30 Orah Krug interviews Dr Irv Yalom by videolink to Boston Mass
20.30-20.45 Presentation of SEA Life-time achievement award to Dr Yalom
20.45-21.45 Reception with canapes and drinks.
Book launches of Yalom’s Creatures of a Day and Deurzen’s
Paradox and Passion

5. Friday 15th
May
REGISTRATION: 8.30am – 9.30am
9.30 – 10.30 Key Note Speech: Emmy van Deurzen
Chair: Erik Craig
In the Assembly Hall
10.30 – 11.00: Tea and Coffee
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Morning Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
11.00 –
12.30
Round Table Trauma, Crisis and Uncertainty Chair: Evgenia Georganda
with Alice Holzey-Kunz, Rimas Kociunas
and Mick Cooper
AH
11.00 –
12.30
Demonstration The Safe and Effective Use of Self in Psychotherapy Lilian Wong, Paul Wong RRR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Prison as an Existential Challenge: Meaning and Posttraumatic Growth During Incarceration. Siebrecht Vanhooren JR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop An Exploration of Being-at-Home, Homelessness, and Belonging and the Concept of Existential
Migration
Greg Madison CH
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existential Well-Being Counselling Mia Leijssen BRR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop The Courage to live according to Zhi Mian Xuefu Wang CR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Does Existential Therapy Exist? Anthony Stadlen SHBR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Authenticity and the Play of Unconditional Presence in Psychotherapy: From Resolute
Searching to Natural Release
Kenneth Bradford AR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop The Meaning Making Body: A Phenomenological Perspective on Psychosomatics Elisabeth Serrander WR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium Defining Existential Therapy: Theoretical and Geographical Confluence and Divergence Convenor: Stephen Diamond
with Emmy van Deurzen, Lodovico Berra,
Alfried Langle
HGS
11.00 –
13.00
Video
Presentation
Using Film for Therapeutic Purposes Romi Kaplan CO

6. 12.30 – 14.00: Lunch
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Poster exhibit, exhibition stands
Demos of ‘Ask the therapist’ and online courses by Digby Tantam and Luke Cannon in Bishop Partridge Hall
Afternoon Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
13.30 –
15.00
Workshop Existential Freedom Emmy van Deurzen AH
13.30 –
15.00
Symposium Saybrook University's Contribution to Existential-Humanistic Psychology:
Past, Present and Future
Convenor: Louis Hoffman, with Orah Krug, Veronica Lac, Shawn
Rubin, Kirk Schneider, Monica Mansilla, Mark Yang
RRR
14.00 –
15.20
Presentations Short presentations 1: Daseinsanalysis:
The Threefold Existential in-Between
Some Considerations on Ereignis and its Relevance to Daseinsanalysis
From Daseinsanalysis to Existential Depth Psychology: Contemporary
Influences of Binswanger, Boss, Frankl and May
Living Tao, Being Dasein: Dialoguing Eastern and Western Perspectives on
Human Existence
Existence, Possibility and Project
Chair: Lodovico Berra.
Ado Huygens
Anastasios Dimopoulos
Stephen Diamond
Erik Craig
Lodovico Berra
HGS
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Logotherapy: A Meaning-Centered Approach in Palliative Care; Finding
Hope and Spiritual Well-Being
Marie Dezelic and Gabriel Ghanoum CH
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Encounter with Death: Psychotherapy by Appealing to the Existential
Dimension of the Miraculous
Andrei Vladimirovich Gnezdilov BRR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop The Process of Change in Existential Therapy Susana Signorelli CR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Pourquoi Ecrire? Where Sartre & Journal Therapy Converge Kate Thompson SHBR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Otto Rank, The First Existential Therapist Convenor: Will Wadlington with Robert Kramer, Craig Stenslie AR
14.00 –
15.20
Video
Presentation
Russian branch of Existential Psychotherapy (Alexander Alexeychik and
his successors)
Natalia Oleynik CR
14.00 –
15.20
Presentations Short presentations 2: EA (Vienna) and Investigation
The Test of Existential Motivations in Interpersonal Relations
Personal Field Reflection - when Existential Analysis meets Social- and
Cultural Anthropology
Recent Validation Studies of the Test for Existential Motivations (TEM)
Chair: Chris Wurm
Elena Ukolova and Vladimir Shumskiy
Marion Linska
Mihaela Launeanu and Angelika Laengle
WR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Applications of Existential Therapy at the New School of Psychotherapy
and Counselling
Traumatic Loss and Growth: An Existential View
Till Death Us Do Part
Existential Coaching
Chloe Paidouissis Mitchell
Charlotte Macgregor
Sasha van Deurzen- Smith
AR

7. 15.00 – 15.50 Tea and Coffee in the Bishop Partridge Hall
Book Launch of Cooper’s ‘Existential Psychotherapy and Counselling: Contributions to a Pluralistic Practice’ at Sage Stand (BPH)
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
15.20 –
16.30
Symposium Existential Urgency, Immediacy and Subjective depth in the Psychotherapeutic Alliance Convenor: William Staudenmaier
with Paul Bracke, Bruce McBeath
AH
15.20 –
16.30
Presentations Short Presentations 3
Existential Play Therapy with Children
Anguish Regarding Ethical Dilemmas from a Phenomenological-Existential Perspective
Shawn Rubin
Alexandre Trevisan Nicolli and Rafael
Osorio Cavalli
SHBR
15.50 –
16.45
Symposium Practices and Characteristics of Existential Counsellors and Psychotherapists: A Worldwide Survey Convenor: Mick Cooper,Edgar Correia,
Lucia Berdondini
HGS
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Dealing with Dreams in Existential Therapy. Stephen Diamond, Alfried Laengle and Kirk
Schneider
CH
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short presentations 4
Existential Practice
From vacuousness to life fullness
Chair: Derrick Klaassen
Elena Kaliteevskaya
Sukhova Galyna
BRR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 5
Embodied Presence in Equine Assisted Therapy
The Executive, The Business & Life Dilemmas
Existential Consultant and Life of the Corporation
Veronica Lac
Marialexia Margariti
Oxana Gavrilova
CR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Zen Therapy: The Heart's Search for Freedom David Brazier AR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Love and Existence - An Existential Theory of Love. What is the Role of Love in Existential Therapy? And
in the Life Experiences of the Therapist?
Bo Jacobsen RRR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 6
Freedom Factors in Neo-Existential Psychotherapy
Existential Foundations of Psychological Practice
Understanding Sartre's Psychoanalytic Project in the Context of Contemporary Research and Existential
Psychotherapy
Dan Burston
George Leone
Anastasiia Zinevych
Joanna Handerek
WR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 7
Existentialism and Romantic Love
Along the Way to Spiritual Freedom: From Rivers to Seas and Heaven to Tao
Skye Cleary
Shaogang Yang
JR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop. How does Psychotherapy Help? Examining the Presence of Freedom, Responsibility and
Meaning in the Narratives of Clients Following the Successful Termination of Psychotherapy.
Katerina Zymnis 145
15.50 –
16.45
Film showing A drop of sunshine CO
17.00 – 18.00 Continental Associations Meet
18.00 – Late: Social Programme: Gather in the Assembly Hall
Westminster Abbey Tour 18:00-19:30 PM
River Boat Trip 19:45-22:30 PM

8. Saturday 16th
May
08.00 – 09.00: Inaugural Meeting of World Confederation of Existential Therapists.
Agenda setting and Proposed Election of Officers and Committee. Open to all Congress Participants In the Convocation Hall
REGISTRATION: 8.30am – 9.30am Reception (Dean’s Yard Entrance)
9.30 – 10.30 Key Note Speech: Kirk Schneider: Human Responsibility and the Polarized Mind.
Chair: Louis Hoffman
In the Assembly Hall
10.30 – 11.00: Tea and Coffee
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Morning Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
11.00 –
12.30
Round Table Cultural, Political and Spiritual Challenges Chair: Louis Hoffman
with Xuefu Wang, Susana Signorelli and Rimas
Kociunas
AH
11.00 –
12.30
Workshop Intersubjectivity and Human Existence: A Dialogue with Robert Stolorow and others on
Emotional Worlds and Dasein
Erik Craig RRR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium Psychotherapy as Ethics: how ethical is Existential Psychotherapy? Pavlos Filippopoulos, Max Lowe, Paul McGinley and
Derek Bean
AR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Beyond Goodbye: The Narrative Integration of Loss. Robert Neimeyer HGS
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Thrownness, Freedom and the Will for Authenticity Evgenia Georganda JR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existential project: The memory of future generations Semen Eselson BRR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop From Birth to Retirement and Beyond: Towards An Existential Model of Human
Development Through the Life Span
Martin Adams and Prunella Gee SHBR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium General Clinical Application of EA (Vienna)
Trauma Therapy: Existential Analytical Aspects on Working with Resources in Trauma
Therapy
The EA Psychic Trauma Concept and the Body as a Resource in Therapeutic Work with
Trauma Experience
A Personal Agency: The Existential- Phenomenological Perspective
Karin Matuszak-Luss
Natalia Ignatyeva
lena Stankovskaya
CR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium Key Concepts and Methods of Existential Therapies Convenor: Patrycja Huf with Orah Krug, Simon du
Plock, Anne Willi
CH
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existence and Health - on Human Hardiness and Sustainability Dan Stiwne WR
11.00 –
13.00
Video
Presentation
The loneliness of the Therapist in Existential Therapy with Posttraumatic Children Israel Rosenbaum CO

9. 12.30 – 14.00: Lunch
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Poster exhibit, exhibition stands
Demos of ‘Ask the therapist’ and online courses by Digby Tantam and Luke Cannon in Bishop Partridge Hall
Afternoon Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
13.30 –
15.00
Workshop Addressing and 'Treating' The Polarized Mind Kirk Schneider AH
13.30 –
15.00
Symposium Dialogue Between Continents Chair: Bo Jacobsen.
Emmy van Deurzen, Susana Signorelli, Xuefu Wang, Erik Craig, Svetlana
Krivtsova and Daniel Sousa
HGS
14.00 –
15.20
Presentations Short presentations 1
Fundamental Existential Motivations in Research
Existential Analysis in Practice
Personal Deprivation: Phenomenon and Influence on the
Development of the Person
Chair: Chris Wurm
Svetlana Krivtsova
Svetlana Mardoyan
Alexander Barannikov
JR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Paedophilia and Existential Analysis Aureliano Pacciolla 145
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop The Therapeutic Function of Literature and Narrative Simon du Plock CR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Existentialism and Transpersonal: What is the Connection? John Rowan AR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Existential Dimension of Positive Personality Development Dmitry Leontiev SHBR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Existential Therapy: Threading Between Life Force and Destiny Convenor: Jamesylvester Urama SJ, Anthony Nkyi Elvire Agossou; Silvester
Itodo, Rev. Westo
BRR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Research on the Effectiveness of Existential Therapies: an Overview
and an Example
Convenor: Joel Vos, with Sander Koole, Mick Cooper, Edgar Correia, Mark
Rayner, Diego Vitali, Christian Koebbel
CH
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Traumatic bereavement Robert Neimeyer RRR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium Contributions of Existential Therapy to Teaching at the New School
of Psychotherapy and Counselling
Existential Therapy as a Skills Learning Process
A Phenomenological Perspective on the Relational and
Intersubjectivity
Transforming young peoples’ empowerment through an existential
ethos
Convenor: Helen Hayes
Martin Adams
Christina Moutsou
Anders Sorensen
Niklas Serning
WR
14.00 –
15.20
Video
Presentation
Using Film to Explore Emotions and Cognitions: The Existential
Therapeutic Alliance
Jennie Cummings-Knight CO

10. 15.00 – 15.50 Tea and Coffee
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
15.20 –
16.30
Workshop Female Existentialist Thinkers and Practitioners. Digby Tantam AH
15.20 –
16.30
Workshop A Phenomenological and Daseinsanalytical Essay to Understand and Transcend
the Torment of Human Beings
Ado Huygens HGS
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Practical proposal: Phenomenology, an Attitude rather than a Method. Lucia Moja-Strasser JR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short presentations 2: Military Psychology and Trauma
The Existential Consequences of a Soldier's Encounter with War
Meaning and Rehabilitation
Scars of the Soul: Trauma and Moral Injury in Combat Veterans
Lidiya Kasyanchuk
Cheryl Gibson
Mihaela Launeanu and Sara Kier
SHBR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 3
The Lived Experience of Personal Professional Development for Existential
Analysis Trainees
Why do I Have to Endure All This? The Experience of Meeting Injustice
Chair: Verity Gavin
Mike Mathers & Daniel Wesley Parker
Olga Tolmacheva
WR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Existential Psychotherapy: Phenomenological-Genetic Analysis of Existence Daniel Sousa CH
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Freedom, Responsibility and Meaning in Extreme Situations: The Experience of
Surviving Intensive Care
Laura Barnett 145
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 4
Hope, peace and meaningful life, still an achievable reality!
Existential psychopathology and literature: searches and perspectives
Chair: Mia Leijssen
Gideon Millul
Ekaterina Denyskova
AR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Laing and Psychotherapy John Heaton RRR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Social Existential Psychotherapy Cuca Valero CR
15.50 -
16.45
Video
presentation
Existential understanding of the refugee experience Kateryna Denyskova, Svetlana Proskurnya, Veronica
Antimonik, Semen Yesselson
CO
:
17.00 – 18.00 Large Group Plenary
In the Assembly Hall
19.00 – Late: Social Programme
Gala Dinner 19:30- 21:30 PM
Dance 21:30-23:30 PM

11. Sunday 17th
May
REGISTRATION: 8.30am – 9.30am Reception (Dean’s Yard Entrance)
9.30 – 10.30 Key Note Speech: Alfried Längle: Existential Therapy and the Meaning of Being.
Chair: Chris Wurm
In the Assembly Hall
10.30 – 11.00: Tea and Coffee
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Morning Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
11.00 –
12.30
Round Table Time, Death and Development through the Life-Span Chair: Digby Tantam
with Erik Craig, Martin Adams and Dimitry
Leontiev
AH
11.00 –
12.30
Presentations To Live with Inner Consent - a Prerequisite for Fulfilment and Meaning in Life
Stress Reduction in the Workplace with the Help of the Four Fundamental Existential
Motivations
Dependence in Close Interpersonal Relationships: Existential- Phenomenological Analysis
The Contribution From Existential Analysis for Pedagogics
Chair: Chris Wurm
Irena Efimova
Ingeborg Kuenz
S. Skvortsova & Vladimir Shumskiy
Eva Maria Waibel
RRR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium Working with Embodiment and Loss: Clinical Applications of Existential Analysis Convenor: Janelle Kwee
with Derrick Klaassen, Mihaela Launeanu
HGS
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existential Theatre based on a play by A. Gnezdilov "The Story of the Meetings that Never
Happened"
Irina Vlasenko BRR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existential Therapy with Children and Adolescents Verity Gavin CR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Creative Phenomenological Explorations in Practice Simone Lee JR
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Talking Means Recovering: Self-Healing Possibilities Through Talking Practice Raimonda Tomkevien 145
11.00 –
13.00
Presentations F. Dostoevsky and the Psychotherapy of Abused Women
Photography as a Narrative and Psychotherapeutic Act
Elena Timofeeva
Natalia izquierdo Alvarez
WR
11.00 –
13.00
Symposium New Existentialists: Re-visioning Our Being-In-The-World Sarah Kass, Louis Hoffman, Drake Spaeth and
Jason Dias
CH
11.00 –
13.00
Workshop Existential Psychotherapy at the Viken Centre, Bardu (Norway) Peter Donders SHBR
11.00 –
13.00
Presentations Humanist and Existential Counselling in the Netherlands
Humanist Pastoral Care in the UK
Critique of Diagnosis: Blessing or Pitfall for Existential Therapy?
Lindsay Jane van Dijk
David Savage
Andrea Stockl
AR
11.00 –
13.00
Video
Presentation
A Russian Branch of Existential Psychotherapy. Aleksandras Alekseicikas and his
successors
CO

12. 12.30 – 14.00: Lunch
Served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Poster exhibit, exhibition stands
Demos of ‘Ask the therapist’ and online courses by Digby Tantam and Luke Cannon in Bishop Partridge Hall
Afternoon Sessions
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
13.30 –
15.00
Workshop Life Therapy demonstration Alfried Längle
with comment from Emmy van Deurzen
AH
13.30 –
15.00
Symposium Nietzsche, R.D. Laing and the Philadelphia Association Communities: Raging against our
Religion of Comfortableness
Bruce Scott HGS
14.00 –
15.20
Presentations Short Presentations 3
Critique of Diagnosis: Blessing or Pitfall for Existential Therapy?
Exploring the Phenomenology of Depression: Preliminary Findings from a Q-
Methodological Study
Existential Psychotherapy has no Universal Treatments
Practice of Internet-Based Distance Therapy using EA Methods
Chair: Alberto de Castro
Andrea Stockl
Ian Hodges
Evgeny Niva
Irina Ryazanova
WR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Taoist Principles within Supervision from an Existential Perspective Mark Yang BRR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Existential Therapy, Poetry and the Arts Louis Hoffman RRR
14.00 –
15.20
Presentations Short Presentations 4
The Relational Paradigm in Existential Psychotherapy: A Postmodern Point of View
Differences Between Frankl's Logotherapy and Laengle's Existential Analysis from a
philosophical point of view
Psychotherapy Grown on the Ground of Russian Existentialism from Dostoevsky, Frank,
and Berdyaev to Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh
An Existential Approach to Preparing Existential Consultants
Chair: Michael Titze
Yaqui Andres Martinez
Claudia Reitinger
Aleksandras Alekseicikas
Semen Eselson
CH
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Improvisation - A Vital Aspect of Existential Therapy Martin Reisinger CR
14.00 –
15.20
Symposium The Concept of 'Oistros' of Life and its use in Existential Therapy Convenor: Evgenia Georganda with Katerina Zymnis,
Anna Kourtis, Alex Harisiadis
AR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Rude Awakening: Trauma as a Portal to Authentic Presence Kenneth Bradford WR
14.00 –
15.20
Workshop Beyond Myth and Ritual: An Experiential Approach to Life and Daily Living Martin van Kalmthout SHBR
14.00 –
15.20
Video
Presentation
The normative organisation and the authenticity of the professional Linda Scholten CO

13. 15.00 – 15.50 Tea and Coffee served in the Bishop Partridge Hall and Hoare Memorial Hall
Time Type Title Presenter/Chair Room
15.20 –
16.30
Symposium Rediscovering the Authenticity and Meaning in Life: Clinical applications of Existential
Analysis
Convenor: Mihaela Launeanu with Janelle Kwee
and Bruce Muir
AH
15.20 –
16.30
Workshop Existential reflections on Charlie Hebdo and Beyond Verity Gavin and Lucia Moja-Strasser WR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Relations between Existential Psychotherapy and Vocational Counselling Marcio de Souza SHBR
15.50 –
16.45
Presentations Short Presentations 5: Spirituality and Meaning
The Practical Application of Existential Therapy to Mediation and Dispute Resolution
Existential Spirituality: Navigating the Maze of Spiritual Thinking
Within Existential Psychotherapy
On the Journey to Phenomenology: the Outlook from Contemporary Russia
To Call Myself Beloved: a Patient's Perspective
Paul Randolph
Simon Cassar
Evgeny Usachev
Eina McHugh
BRR
VR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Existentialism in Australia Alison Strasser and Adam McLean HGS
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Existentialism in Buddhism Ted Schroder AR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop Exploring the Therapeutic use of Photographs in Existential (and post-Existential)
Psychotherapy and Counselling
Del Loewenthal RRR
15.50 –
16.45
Workshop From Seeking Meaning to Making Meaning Eric Maisel CH
15.50 –
16.45
Video
interview
My career and its influences with pointers to historic videos on the net Betty Cannon CO
:
17.00 – 18.00 Plenary
In the Assembly Hall
18.30 – 19.00: Closing Ceremony

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