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The Self in Psychopathology The concept of the self has recently gained increas- Contents
Guest Editors: Kyrios M. (Canberra, A.C.T.); ing attention in psychopathology for mainly two
Nelson B.; Ahern C. (Melbourne, Vic.); Introduction
Fuchs T. (Heidelberg); Parnas J. (Copenhagen) reasons: firstly, major mental disorders such as schizo- • The Self in Psychopathology: Kyrios, M.; Nelson, B; Ahern, C.;
88 p., 5 fig., 15 tab., 2015 phrenia have been related to disturbances on a pre-
Fuchs, T.; Parnas, J.
CHF 29.00 / EUR 27.00 / USD 34.00 (soft cover) reflective or basic level of self-awareness which has
CHF 35.00 / EUR 32.00 / USD 41.00 (online) Original Papers
Online version for institutional purchase largely escaped the present criteriological diagnostic • The Self beyond Somatic Symptoms: A Narrative Approach
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e-ISBN 978–3–318–05616–7 standing a variety of disorders such as depression, • Self-Based Concepts and Obsessive-Compulsive Phenom-
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Special Topic Issue • Self-Disturbance and the Bizarre: On Incomprehensibility in
Psychopathology derline personality disorder. Moreover, the concept Schizophrenic Delusions: Sass, L.A.; Byrom, G.
Vol. 48, No. 5 (2015) is suitable for integrating our attempts at describing • Basic Self-Disturbance in the Schizophrenia Spectrum:
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nosological perspectives that advance the under- • Self-Disorders: Clinical and Conceptual Implications for the
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and Clinical Considerations: Kerr, I.B.; Finlayson-Short, L.;
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The International Federation for Psychotherapy (IFP) has invited the Dutch Psychotherapy
Association (NVP) to organize the 22nd World Congress of Psychotherapy on 7-9 June 2018 in
Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
In a rather divided world - reflected in competing theoretical perspectives in psychotherapy - we
would like to stress the urge for integration and tolerance. Therefore, we chose the theme:
PSYCHOTHERAPY, STRONGER THROUGH DIVERSITY
The NVP is very proud to welcome psychotherapists from all over the world to our country. The NVP
has invited scholars and experts from a variety of theoretical perspectives to cooperate in the
Scientific Committee to develop a program that will be both scientifically and clinically interesting,
sharing their perspectives on theory, development and research on psychotherapy.
Venue: the ‘Beurs van Berlage’
The congress will be held in the Beurs van Berlage, right in the heart of Amsterdam. This landmark
red brick building was once commodity and stock exchange, but now serves as a popular conferen-
ce venue, located in the middle of the city and close to the Central Station.
We very much are looking forward to welcome you in Amsterdam, on 7-9 June 2018!
Nel Draijer, chair NVP
Paul Emmelkamp, president IFP
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SEPTEMBER 11-13, 20 19, FLORENCE, ITALY

25th WORLD CONGRESS OF THE

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE

The International College of Psychosomatic Medicine (ICPM) will hold the 25th ICPM World
Congress in September 11-13, 2019, in Florence (Italy). The conference aims at
highlighting the pivotal role of Psychosomatic Medicine for health care and mental health.
The ICPM 2019 Congress in Florence will offer an opportunity to share the world’s latest
developments in Psychosomatic Medicine integrating clinical and research approaches.
Delegates will have an enriching and rewarding experience attending key-note
presentations and plenary lectures, participating in debates and scientific symposia on
selected topics and presenting oral communications and posters.
We are very committed to ensure that the Florence Congress will contribute to an
improvement in the field of Psychosomatic Medicine. We also hope that you will enjoy the
communication with a broad spectrum of scientific and clinical approaches and with old
and new friends in a romantic and fascinating city.

Welcome to Florence and to the ICPM 2019 Congress!

Fiammetta Cosci, Antonio Barbosa
Congress Presidents
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