Group-Analytic Contexts, Issue 80, June 2018
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50 <strong>Group</strong>-<strong>Analytic</strong> Society International - <strong>Contexts</strong><br />
abstracts - Katrin Stumptner came to London one weekend.<br />
It is both difficult and advisable to have joint chairs. Difficult<br />
because a lot of the detailed administration fell to the local Chair and<br />
we needed much better administrative support. At the very first<br />
moment of entering the contract between the symposium<br />
administration (in Berlin 2017: Geber & Reusch) and organisation of<br />
LOC & GASI, the distribution of administrative responsibilities<br />
between SC and the symposium administration should be clarified.<br />
The SC needs support from the symposium administration<br />
(distribution of the abstracts, requiring of rooms, etc.)<br />
Good to have joint Chairs as we could talk things through and<br />
tended to meet weekly on Skype. There were loads of detailed<br />
decisions that needed quick responses through shared information.<br />
New Initiatives<br />
Meet the Authors: Set up to celebrate the number of books being<br />
published and launched since the last symposium. Great help from<br />
Kjersti Solberg-Lyngstad. We need to write to everyone to see how it<br />
went. Some people said they were a success but for others, not well<br />
attended. Needs a better time in the Programme or perhaps an evening<br />
when there could be a sort of book fair??? We really do need to<br />
celebrate our colleagues hard work and be aware of the many<br />
languages in which the books are written.<br />
Scientific Programme (SP) themes for the four days:<br />
- SP working with refugees (Regine Scholz, John Schlapobersky)<br />
- SP working with children (Katrin Stumptner)<br />
- SP working with violence (Pam Kleinot)<br />
SP theme for three days:<br />
- SP social unconscious (Earl Hopper, Haim Weinberg)<br />
SP theme for two days:<br />
- SP research (Kristian Valbak)<br />
It was the first time there was a focus on group-analysis with children<br />
and this was a great success.<br />
Leaderless <strong>Group</strong>s<br />
How did they go? Women’s Leaderless <strong>Group</strong> - a real success. We<br />
had 25 women and began a very interesting process. (Sue Einhorn)<br />
Feedback from other Leaderless <strong>Group</strong>s also very positive.