PATRONS

Awakenings Foundation

Hungarian Psychiatric Association
Hungarian Writers’ Association
Liszt Ferenc University of Music
Ministry of National Resources, State Secretariat Responsible for Education
Ministry of National Resources, State Secretariat Responsible for Culture and Civilization
Ministry of National Resources, State Secretariat Responsible for Healthcare
Ministry of National Resources, State Secretariat Responsible for Social, Family and Youth Affaires
Ministry of National Resources, State Secretariat Responsible for Sports
National Culture Fund
Péterfy Sándor Hospital-Clinic and Trauma Center of the Capital
Semmelweis University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
University of Kaposvár, Faculty of Fine Arts

Régi Sipos Halászkert Restaurant

 

 

SPONSOR

EGIS PLC

National Culture Fund

 

HONORARY PATRON

Mrs. Androulla VASSILIOU, Member of the European Commission, Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism, Youth and Sports

 

 

MAIN PATRONS

Dr. RÉTHELYI Miklós, Minister, Ministry of National Resources
Prof. Dr. PÁLINKÁS József, President of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

 

SCIENTIFIC PATRON

Prof. Dr. BITTER István, Director of the Clinic of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the University Semmelweis

 

ART AND SCIENCE COMMITTEE

Dr. BAGDY, Emőke, university professor, prof. emer., Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary, Institute of Psychology
Dr. BARTOS, Éva, director of the Library Institution of the National Széchényi Library, bibliotherapist
Dr. BATTA, András, rector of the Liszt Ferenc University of Music, Budapest
BÖJTE, Csaba, OFM, founder of the St. Francis Foundation, Deva, Romania
Dr. CSISZÉR, Nóra, awarded the Batthány-Strattmann Prize, psychiatrist, neurologist, psychotherapist, retired head of Department of the Crisis-Intervention and Psychiatry of the Hospital Sándor Péterfy

dr. EDVI, Péter, president of the Hungarian Hippotherapy Alliance and president of the International Child Rescue Foundation

GILBERT, P. Guy, Chevalier of the Légion d’Honneur, Director of the Association Père Guy Gilbert, Bergerie de Faucon, France
Dr. HARMATTA, János, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the Tündérhegy Institute, Budapest
Dr. HÁSZ, Erzsébet, cand. med., historian of literature, writer, leading teacher of biblio-music-art therapy, founder head of the bibliotherapy minor of the Pázmány Péter Catholic University’s Faculty of Humanities
Dr. JELENITS, István OSchP, awarded the Eötvös and Széchenyi Prize, writer, founder head of the Esthetical Institute of the Péter Pázmány Catholic University’s Faculty of Humanities
JÓKAI, Anna, writer and poet, awarded the Kossuth Prize and the Attila József Prize, Chairman of the Hungarian Writers’ Association, founder of the Digital Literary Academy
Dr. DDr. hc KASPER, Siegfried, university professor, psychiatrist, Director of Medizinische Universität Wien, Universitätsklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie, Vienna, Austria
KOCSIS, Zoltán, awarded the Kossuth Prize and the Ferenc Liszt Prize, pianist, conductor and composer, Chief Musical Director of the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra
KONOK, Tamás, painter, awarded the Kossuth Prize, Paris, France
Dr. KURIMAY, Tamás, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, addictologist, President of the Hungarian Psychiatric Society, head of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychiatric Rehabilitation at the St. János Hospital
LAQUIÈZE, François, Head of the Institut Français, Budapest
Dr. LEITNER, Sándor, DLA, painter, awarded the Vaszary Prize, graphic artist, teacher, awarded Apáczai Csere János Prize, university professor in University of Kaposvár, Faculty of Arts
Dr. MAGYARI-BECK, István, professor emeritus, creatologist, Honorary President of the International Society of Creatology, Riga
Dr. MENZEN, Karl, prof. habil., University of Arts Therapies, Nürtingen, Germany
Prof. emeritus MORENO, Joseph, Music Therapy at Maryville University, Director of the Moreno Institute for Creative Arts Therapies

MEZEY, Katalin, writer, poet, awarded the József Attila Prize, chief secretery of the Writers' Foundation
Dr. NAGY, Attila, psychologist, sociologist, researcher on reading, chief advisor to the National Széchényi Library, Founding President of the Hungarian Reading Society
PERCZEL FORINTOS, Dóra, head of the Institute of Clinical Psychology of The Semmelweis Medical School
Dr. SÁSDI, Antal, internist, director general of Péterfy Sándor Hospital-Clinic and Trauma Center of the Capital
Dr. SCHMIDLIN, Serge, Director of the Audio Consulting Institute, Switzerland, expert of high fidelity and high end

Dr. SIMON, Lajos, president of the Foundation Moravcsik, university reader at the Department of the Clinic of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the University Semmelweis

Dr. SIPOS, Lajos, professor emeritus, Institute of Literature of Péter Pázmány Catholic University’s Faculty of Arts, President of the Hungarian Literary History Association
SZENTMÁRTONI, János, poet, awarded the József Attila Prize, head of the Hungarian Writers’ Association
Dr. SZILÁGYI, Simon, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, Head of the Department of Crisis-Intervention and Psychiatry of the Sándor Péterfy Hospital
hc. Dr. DDr. VÁSÁRY, Tamás, pianist and conductor, awarded the Kossuth Prize
Dr. VIZI, János, dr. med. et. dr. jur., psychiatrist, clinical pharmacologist

 

 

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

BARANYAI, Szilvia, teacher, congress coordinator of the Hungarian National Arts Therapies Association
BOHANEK, Miklós, photographer, congress coordinator
CSIZMADIA, Noémi, coordinator of the Congress of the Hungarian National Arts Therapies Association
Dr. HÁSZ, Erzsébet, chief secretary of the Organizing Committee, president of the Hungarian National Arts Therapies Association
KEMÉNY, Ferenc, Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Humanities, assistant professor
KÖVES, Tamás, director of Meeting Budapest Conference and Event Organizer Ltd.
NEDECZKY, Ildikó, head of the sport therapy section of the Hungarian National Arts Therapies Association
SZABÓNÉ BORDA, Erika, head nurse, Sándor Péterfy Utcai Hospital

VINCZE, Anett, clinical psychologist, art therapist, congress coordinator, University of Kaposvár
 

 

 

 

 Program of the Congress

 

SUNDAY, 28 August 2011.
BUDAPEST CONGRESS AND WORLD TRADE CENTER

 

 

 MORENO, Joseph - workshop is cancelled. 

 

BARTÓK PASSAGE
18.30  Art Brut Galery - opening of the exhibition

BARTÓK HALL
19.30  Vásáry Tamás - piano concert
20.30  Cocktail-party in honour of the Congress

 

 

MONDAY, 29 AUGUST 2011.
BARTÓK HALL

9.00  Ceremonial opening of the congress
9.45  Coffee Break

 

Plenary session

10.00     MENZEN, Karl-Heinz (Germany): Introduction in art therapy in respect of neurology, paediatrics, psychiatry and psychosomatics

 

11.00    PERCZEL FORINTOS, Dóra (Hungary): Creativity, Flow and Healing

 

11.30    SIMON, Lajos (Hungary): Mission, History and Future of Budapest Art Brut Gallery  

 

11.50    KOVÁCS Emese (Hungary): Becoming an artist of art brut: the way from hospital admission to the Budapest Art Brut Gallery

 

12.10     JÓKAI, Anna (Hungary): Soul and literature

 

12.40     BÖJTE, Csaba (Romania): Folk art elements in the pedagogical methods for treatment of battered and disprivileged children

 

13.10    JELENITS, István (Hungary): Why is it good for an aesthete if he has an insight into the literary value of the in the bibliotherapy applied texts and why is it good for a therapist if he is knowledgeable about aesthetic values of the applied literary works?

 

13.40      Break

 

 

 MONDAY, 29 AUGUST 2011.

BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
BIBLIOTHERAPY

14.30     SZILÁGYI, Simon (Hungary): Psychoeducation, or the Illness and Its Treatment as Subject-Matter for the Patient to Learn

 

14.50     MARCIANO, Gabriele (Italy): The poetic prism: Poetic practice for groups in art-therapy

 

15.10     SÁMI, Judit (Ireland): Self-help and creative bibliotherapy in Ireland

 

15.30     HÁSZ Erzsébet (Hungary): About the professionalization in the field of bibliotherapy

 

15.50     DJEDOVIC, Vahida (Bosnia-Herzegovina): THROUGH FAIRYTALE TO THE INSIGHT „It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; What is essential is invisible to the eye

 

16.10      Coffee break

 

 

 MONDAY, 29 AUGUST 2011.

BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
ARTS AND APPLIED ARTS THERAPIES

16.30     ANTALFAI Márta (Hungary): Integrated appearance of symbols attached to personal and collective unconscious interpersonal relations in the complex thematic art therapy based on catharsis experience

 

16.50     SECKER, Jenny (United Kingdom): Promoting mental wellbeing and social inclusion through arts participation - results of a two-year evaluation

 

17.10    LIEBHARD, Peter, LIEBHARD, Gernot (Austria): A long treatment process with different art therapeutic elements

 

17.30     MARKMAN ZINEMANAS, Daphna (Israel): The additional value of Art Psychotherapy - Visual Symbolization

 

17.50     KISS, Virág (Hungary): Education and therapy through art

 

18.10     FORRÓ Ágnes (Romania): The harmony of the soul in the art therapy works

 

19.30.    Open Gate Theatre: "Summer Fantasy" - musical-literary performance in Hungarian language

 

 

Monday 29 August 2011
LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
COMPLEX THERAPIES

14.30     PAP Erika, KOMÁROMI Erzsébet, HERCZEG Ilona (Hungary): "Standing Stones" - The 6 part story method with psychotic children and in other psychiatric disorders

 

14.50     POLTRUM, Martin, SCHEIBENBOGEN, Oliver (Austria): Muses and Sirens. The Orpheus Programme

 

15.10     KOMÁROMI Erzsébet Katalin (Hungary): I'm dreaming of ink in many colours'

 

15.30    KOVÁCS Beatrix (Hungary): Down Syndrome

 

15.50     KISS Tibor Cece (Hungary): Integral Expression and Dance Therapy – a German-Hungarian way of Expressive Arts Therapy

 

16.10     DARQUE, Dominique (France): Essence of the living human beings

 

16.30      Coffee Break

 

 

 MONDAY, 29 AUGUST 2011.

LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
DRAMA THERAPY

16.50     VARGA Péter, POZSÁR Bea (Hungary): MOZGÁS-TÉR (MOTION – SPACE) at the borderline of psychodrama and bibliodrama

 

17.10     PARÁDI József (Hungary): Playback Theatre work with dreams in a public theatre - eight years on

 

17.30    BALOGHNÉ SIMKÓ Katalin (Hungary): Never-Give-Up as the affirming life ethos through art therapy 

 

17.50     KEMÉNY Ferenc (Hungary): About the Scholarship of Victor Göllesz

 

 

 

Monday 29 August 2011
LISZT HALL
SECTION
MUSIC THERAPY

14.30     KIS JENŐNÉ KENESEI Éva (Hungary): The significance of music in the education of Special Needs students

 

14.50     GERBER-SNAPIR, Ayala (Israel): “...AND SOMETIMES, I WOULD LIKE TO BE THE PIANO”

 

15.10     ERŐSS Rebeka (Hungary): Effects of Music Therapy for youngsters with Psychoses and Other Psychiatric Disorders

 

15.30     PIRBUS Ernő (Hungary): Active music therapy session

 

15.50     FERRONE, Anna Maria, OLIVI, Stefano (Italy): Evaluating investigation of sound reception

 

16.10     KEMENES Gábor (Hungary): Music therapy in the communities Cenacolo

 

16.30     Coffee Break

 

 

 MONDAY, 29 AUGUST 2011.

LISZT HALL
SECTION
EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY 

17.10     KARDOS Edina, BEKE Szilvia, KURITÁR Eszter (Hungary): Psychological Effects of Equine-Assisted Therapy Demonstrated By/Through Children’s Drawings

 

17.30     WAGNER Kinga, SIPOS Stella, BAUMHAKL Éva (Hungary): Four seasons in the riding school

 

17.50     FERENCZ László (Hungary): Dolphin Therapy

 

18.10     WAGNER Kinga, SIPOS Stella (Hungary): Riding education in the riding therapy of mentally retarded people

 

 

 

Monday 29 August 2011
BRAMS HALL
SECTION
CULTURE HISTORY AND ART THERAPY

14.30     BORSOTHY - GAÁL Edit (Hungary): The suicide as incapability of love - in the wake of Erich Fromm

 

14.50     GLADYSZEWSKA–CYLULKO, Joanna (Poland): Arts therapies: identity - interdisciplinarity – transgression

 

15.10     FARKAS Luca, MÁTÉ Mónika, SZERTICS, Péter, MAKOLDI, Ágnes (Hungary): Art therapy as a psychotherapeutic option for adolescent patients

 

15.30     NIKONOVA, Antonina (Russia): Experiences gained from the application of arts therapies in the education programmes of St. Petersburg's museums

 

15.50     KENÉZLŐI Eszter, SKALICZKY Dávid, LABANCZ Dániel, TÓTH Andrea, PÓSA Gabriella,  GÁDOROS Júlia (Hungary): "Amber" – Adventure Therapy Department at Vadaskert Hospital in Hungary, Budapest

 

16.10     SZENTMÁRTONI János (Hungary): Writer school

 

16.30     SHILO, Tamar (Israel): Experience of arts therapists and teachers regarding the professionalization of arts therapies

 

16.50     SZŰCS Olga (Hungary): Aesthetic Contexts of Mental Health

 

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
MUSIC THERAPY

  9.00      VARVASOVSZKY Dóra (Hungary): Short videos on Music Therapy in Practice

 

  9.20      MILE Andrea (Hungary): Flow therapy

 

  9.40     SNOW, Robin, KOTOE, Suzuki (United States of America): CARING at Columbia: Promoting Parent-Child Bonding through Creative Arts

 

10.00     SCHMIDLIN, Serge (Swiss): Music therapy and high fidelity

 

10.20     DESZPOT Gabriella (Hungary): Experiences on the complex personality shaping effects of the Kokas pedagogy

 

10.40     CSERJÉSI Kinga (Hungary): The path to free singing - The Szamosi School

 

11.00      Coffee Break

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPIES

11.20     GERLICZKINÉ SCHÉDER Veronika (Hungary): Therapeutic Horseback Riding to Treat Communication and Speech Disorders

 

11.40     JÁMBOR Péter, BOKOR Árpád, SZALAY Ferenc, STEFLER József (Hungary): Comparison of the stride kinematics of the free walk in different hippo therapeutic horses

 

12.00     SIPOS Stella (Hungary): Heart and Hand Foundation -Riding on horseback on the way of integration

 

12.20     SZÜLE Eszter (Hungary): Possibilities of the therapeutic riding in case of the visually impaired children

 

12.40       EDVI, Péter (Hungary), HOLZMÜLLER, Peter (Germany), BOZORI, Gabriella (Hungary): Within five years, from a collective learning system to a state-accredited modular education program

 

13.00      Break

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
DRAMA THERAPIES

14.30     SELESKOVIC, Samira (Bosnia-Herzegovina): "Telos, spontaneity and creativity in psychodrama as magical ingredients!"

 

14.50     HATVANI Andrea (Hungary): Dramatists in the face of their dialogues

 

15.10     RUGGIERI, Vezio (Italy): Psychophysiological working on postural attitudes in Euripides' Bacchantes

 

15.30     FILÓ Melinda (Hungary): The Sesame Approach of Drama and Movement Therapy

 

15.50     BALKAY László (Hungary): The mirror of our soul

 

16.10      Coffee Break

 

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

BARTÓK HALL
SECTION
COMPLEX THERAPIES

16.30     CALABRESE, Roberto, MARCIANO, Gabriele (Italy): Rock Opera: art-therapy between theory, music and narration

 

16.50    FÁBIÁNNÉ HARKÁCSI Judit (Hungary): Presentation of a complex art therapy method

 

17.10     GASHKOVA, Lyudmyla, BABJUK, I., SHULZ, O., ABDRJAHIMOVA, Z. (Ukraine): Arts therapy at doctors of psychiatrists with professinal "Burnout"

 

17.30     WISINGER János (Hungary): An attempt to extend applied therapies via the sport activities of handicapped people

 

17.50     KLEIN Izabella (Hungary): Introducing expressive arts therapy in Hungary

 

18.10    ANTALICS, Erika, NAGY, Judit (Hungary): The road to healing

 

18.30     PHILIPPINI, Angela (Brazil): Art Therapy and Animation Theatre: "A Healing Alliance"

 

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
BIBLIOTHERAPY

  9.00     MEZEY Katalin (Hungary): Writer's camp

 

  9.20     WANG, Ching-huang (Taiwan): The role of the reading in the stress resolving

 

  9.40     MEDVECZKINÉ TEGZES Tünde (Hungary): Poetry/bibliotherapy groupwork in a nursing home in Budapest

 

10.00     CSISZÉR NÓRA - HÁSZ Erzsébet (Hungary): The relationship between bibliotherapy and compliance

 

10.20    ASPERJÁN György (Hungary): Self healing with help of literaly work (writing and reading)

 

10.40     WANG, Ching-huang (Taiwan): Reading to relieve emotional difficulties

 

11.00      Coffee Break

 

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
DANCE THERAPY

11.20     NAPSUGÁR Anna (Hungary): “Singdance” in EletFa Institute for rehabilitation

 

11.40     SCHOTT-BILLMANN, France (France): Dance-Rhythm Therapy and Unconscious Knowledge

 

12.00     GOODILL, Sharon W. (United States of America): Systems Theory and Dance/Movement Therapy: A Good Fit

 

12.20     KEREKES József (Hungary): Movement Development Through Dancing and Art Training

 

12.40     Break

 

 

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
BIBLIOTHERAPY

14.30     BÁNKUTI Eszter, BARANYAI Szilvia, HÁSZ Erzsébet, PÁSZTOR László (Hungary): e-bibliotherapy

 

15.50     GILBERT Edit (Hungary): Activation of reading's experience of involved laymen

 

15.10     JENEY Éva (Hungary): Bibliotherapy and Literary Theory

 

15.30     KOVÁCS Zsuzsanna (Hungary): Guilt and forgiveness: Bibliotherapy in the issue of guilt with prison inmates

 

15.50     PAPP Ágnes (Hungary): Bibliotherapy from the perspective of narratology

16.10      Coffee Break

 

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

LEHÁR HALL
SECTION
ACTION, SPORT AND ART OF MOVEMENT THERAPIES

16.30      BÉRDI Márk (Hungary): Placebo effects in sports

 

16.50      ILLÉS Anett (Hungary): Strengthen the artistic capabilities using dog training

 

17.10     KOWALD, Anne-Claire (Austria): The experience of therapeutical climbing as a movement based approach in integrative therapy

 

17.30     SZILÁGYI Simon (Hungary): Sport-therapy in the Department of Crisis Intervention

 

17.50    GYENGE Anikó, VIZI János (Hungary): What makes a work of art - or art therapy and copywright

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
LISZT HALL
SECTION
APPLIED ARTS AND DESIGN THERAPY

  9.00     MÁTRAHÁZI Tibor, VINCZE Anett (Hungary): The magic of handycam in the art therapy of deviance kids

 

  9.20     NAGORNJA, N., GASHKOVA, L., CHUJKO, А. (Ukraine): Technique "draw the dream" as diagnostics and therapy in practice of the pediatrist

 

  9.40     MENZEN, Karl-Heinz (Germany): The picture as symptom I: Early expressive art therapy in psychiatry of 19th century

 
10.00     LAY, Ronald (Singapore): Forensic Art Therapy: The Use of Technology to Re-Connect

 

10.20     TARI Gábor (Hungary): Geometrical Qualities in the Harmony of Colours – The Colour Harmony system “Immocolour”

 

10.40     GEREVICH József (Hungary): What is the difference? Artist with mental illness and psychiatric patient as art brut artist

 

11.00     Coffee Break

 

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

LISZT HALL
SECTION
APPLIED ARTS AND DESIGN THERAPY

11.20     MENZEN, Karl-Heinz (Germany): The picture as symptom II: Expressive art therapy in neurology of today

 

11.40     BOCZ Bea (Hungary): How art becomes therapy at Tündérhegy

 
12.00     MICOCCI, Silvia (Italy): The therapeutic role of the work with clay

 

12.20     BULIK Csilla (Hungary): Interference and reflection. Team as a catalyst in art therapy

 

12.40     HARMATTA János, BOCZ Bea, BULIK Csilla (Hungary): Unspeakable pain – Analysis of workshop material

 

13.00     HALDAR, Debaprasad (Ireland): Images and inspiration in life

 

13.20     GYENES Zsolt (Hungary): Synchrony - Two Examples of Visual Music

 

13.40      Break

 

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
LISZT HALL
SECTION
APPLIED ARTS AND DESIGN THERAPY

14.30     BEKE László (Hungary): Art Brut

 

14.50     BULIK Csilla, BOCZ Bea (Hungary): Mythical creatures in art therapy (dragons, fairies, mermaids, witches, devils, angels etc.)

 

15.10     FALUDY Judit (Hungary): The History and the New Context of the Sélig Collection from Lipótmező

 

15.30     MENZEN, Karl-Heinz (Germany): The picture as symptom III: Self-Awareness. A History and its Crisis

 

15.50    JENSER Márta (Hungary): Activations of archetypes through simple handcraftship techniques in preparation for significant festivities

 

16.10      Coffee Break

 

 

 TUESDAY 30 August 2011
 

LISZT HALL
SECTION
APPLIED ARTS AND DESIGN THERAPY

16.30     KISS Virág, BALÁZS Katalin (Hungary): Conception of art in art therapy

 

16.50     PLATTHY István (Hungary): Invoking Inner Vision: The application of an art therapeutic method that builds upon projective processes at the Csontváry Fine Arts Studio

 

17.10     TAMÁS, Margit (Netherland): Psychology and architecture

 

17.30     PLATTHY István (Hungary): Inherent expressiveness: Contrastive analysis of early childhood drawing development with the emergence of senses of self and ancient images

 

17.50    

 

18.10     TAKÁCS Marianna (Hungary): Pszichiátriai betegek személyiség változásainak követése a képi kifejezés  különböző módszereivel

 

18.30     SZ. SZATMÁRI Éva (Hungary): A Nap Szerelmesei

 

 

 

TUESDAY 30 August 2011
BRAMS HALL
WORK SHOPS

  9.00 – 12.00   ZÁM Mária (Hungary): Drama in pictures

 

14.30 – 16.30   FEJES Tímea, SZKUBÁN Judit (Hungary): Possible applications of Klára Kokas's methods in the area of therapy

 

17.00  - 19.00   BÓTA Ildikó, KÁLMÁN Ferenc (Hungary): Reflexions in each other

 

 

 

WEDNESDAY 31 August 2011
BARTÓK HALL
PLENARY SECTION
ART AND CULTURE HISTORY AND ARTS THERAPIES

  9.00     KRASIDOU, Persephoni (Ciprus): Make art during break time' : An open studio intervention in a primary school in Cyprus

 

  9.20     LIPADATOVA, Olga (Canada): A Model Combining Verbal and Expressive Elements in Counselling and Therapy: Using Sandplay Therapy with Immigrants

 

  9.40     HEGYI Nóra (Hungary): Application of Art Therapies in the Resocialization of Juvenile Delinquents

 

10.00    BÁNSZKY Judit, BORSIKNÉ SUDÁR Zsuzsanna (Hungary): A Hungarian Pioneer of Bibliotherapy: Dr. Andor Oláh

 

10.20     SIPOS Lajos (Hungary): The mediating literary works offers methods for interpretation and personality development

 

10.40     MOHÁS Lívia (Hungary): The Danger Zones of Creativity

 

11.00      Coffee Break

 

 

 WEDNESDAY 31 August 2011

BARTÓK HALL
PLENARY SECTION
ART AND CULTURE HISTORY AND ARTS THERAPIES

11.20     SARKADY Kamilla, MARLOK Zsuzsa (Hungary): Dramatic adaptation levels of works of fine art

 

11.40     GHYCZY György (Hungary): Marthe’s pictures

 

12.00     SZEKERES Pál (Hungary): Sport - Olympics - Paralympics

 

12.20     MEDVECZKINÉ TEGZES Tünde (Hungary): Poetry/bibliotherapy groupwork in a nursing home Budapest

 

12.40     TORNYOSSY Mária (Hungary): Jungianic myth-analitic group

 

13.00     CYLULKO, Paweł (Poland): The organizational and professional activities undertaken by the Association of  Polish Music Therapists in the field of Art Therapy

 

13.20     KURIMAY Tamás (Hungary): Sport and creativity: characteristics from the view of networks. Family dynamics of top athletes and service user athletes living with mental problems

 

13.40     CSISZÉR Nóra, HÁSZ Erzsébet, SZILÁGYI Simon (Hungary): Arts Therapies in the Field of crisis-intervention

 

 

 

 

 

WEDNESDAY 31 August 2011

BRAHMS HALL
WORKSHOP

DANCE THERAPIES

 

  9.00 - 11.00     SALZ, Gabriella (Hungary): Feminine line

 

 

 

 

14.00 SUMMARY OF THE CONGRESS IN THE BARTÓK HALL