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6éme Congrès Européen de Psychopathologie de l’Enfance et de l’Adolescence Nouvelles normalités Nouvelles pathologies Nouvelles pratiques logue AEPEA has always been planning to start, his initial support and above all his wise attitude in Umberto Nizzoli, who liaised with CEIS, the Local I hope during my Presidency to be able to start Healthcare Unit and the Municipality of Bologna; up the online journal we have been talking about to Arianna Caldon, Director of Key Congress, and for some time now. Some of the work presented to Enrica Cazzin for her constant, competent, pre- in Bologna could undoubtedly be used in issue 0, which should be the starting material for the jourcise help before, during and after the congress and nal. Help us by sending us your comments. And in all aspects required by this kind of organization. thanks again for taking part. Without the help of these people, the congress our Board of Administration had planned and arranged could not have taken place. 8
6éme Congrès Européen de Psychopathologie de l’Enfance et de l’Adolescence Nouvelles normalités Nouvelles pathologies Nouvelles pratiques Presentation of the Congress G.Fava Vizziello I would like to warmly welcome all delegates and has another name and another form that the Japa- thank them for the effort they have made in view of the nese call ikikomori. It refers to adolescents who stay at home and no longer wish to go out or have relation- most people were not even able to have training leave ships. They live in a virtual world, as though adults had from their respective local healthcare units. We are become unable to liaise with their own children and the not referring to the Local Healthcare Unit of Bologna, surrounding world. This is the least studied function. whose group of providers generously provided us We have closely examined intra-family intersubjectiv- with an exceptional artistic welcome at Villa S. Maria. ity, but have investigated intersubjectivity between the Besides tasting traditional Bolognese fare, we had an extremely interesting comment of the two exceptional family and the outside world very little. “Compianto”’s masterpieces. Next of course comes the subject of drugs, virtual reality, abuse and separations, which currently occupy The people who are here and who will be here in most of social service time in Italy. Our services have the next few days are undeniably motivated and this is simply because time is taken up in making the assess- of abstracts received compared to other congresses. ments and writing up the reports requested by the The “New Normalities, New Pathologies, New Prac- courts, which require a level of certainty that is often tices” theme around which our Board of Directors had originally oriented the various round tables and sympo- We then consider migrants and their problems and their need above all for a network, at least in Italy, which has only just begun to address this problem. One subject of concern is the vast number of original works on management of physical chronicity and the serious psychic situations of children and adolescents living with their families until death and the ensuing bereavement. This is just beginning to become one of the tasks of the local services provided in Italy and no longer just the family’s problem. One symposium presented by the French was dedicated to prenatal bereavement, with the abstracts referring to bereavement each step of the way. A second topic addressed assessment tools, which increasingly concern interpersonal aspects. New means are being sought to understand how to rapidly intervene in a world where people no longer have time to consider and work through their own internal suffering. A third topic was about intervention methods which place the onus more and more on life situations. These works suggest that the number of clinicians needed to help run an educational world is growing and growing. From education in the family to education at school, in the sports setting, etc. Groups of children and adolescents are quite common topics. The fourth theme was the change we are faced with in clinical forms, on which point I am adamant. At the last AEPEA congress, which Elena Lazarotou organized in Athens, we investigated inhibition, which now 9 The world of major research was presented in the form of posters and oral communications or workshop proposals; we were sent revolutionary results by Cooper, Murray, Fox, Ferrari, Leff, Maldonado, in works are being done. Sometimes we treat the untreatable and in many cases have lost sight of humanity and network support, which can prove more helpful. AEPEA, through Bernard Golse and Alain Bracconier, has endeavoured to stress the importance of research by bringing together young Europeans, selected from the various nations, for brainstorming sessions to take stock of the new research situation. This optimal setting prompts bridge building between very costly research and what is developing among young providers, which is extremely important, since it is closer to the type of circumstances we encounter. I sincerely regret not to have had enough money to translate everything, but our psychology students will compensate for this by collating the material that cannot be translated and posting it on the web. AEPEA is getting bigger but it can only operate in the presence of active sections. Which is why I am putting on my marketing hat and encouraging you all to join the Association. If we had had more active sec-
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