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På svenska1st International Conference on Dialogical Practices
22.09.2011 - 25.09.2011 | THL, Lintulahdenkuja 4, Helsinki
Syyskuun 22.-24.2011 järjestetään THL:n Lintulahden tiloissa ainutlaatuinen kansainvälinen konferenssi dialogisuudesta. Se käsittelee hyviä dialogisia käytäntöjä ja niitä edistävää tutkimusta. Tervetuloa mukaan – ja mikset ehdottaisi työpajaa kiinnostavasta tutkimuksestasi/käytännöstäsi.
Time: 22nd to 24th of September 2011, Helsinki, Finland
Venue: THL, Lintulahdenkuja 4, Helsinki, Finland
Organisers: Network for Dialogical Practices together with Jyväskylä University, Psychotherapy Training and Research Center and National Institute for Health and Welfare and Dialogic Institute
Deadline for Abstracts: 1st of June 2011
Deadline for registration: 31st of August 2011
We are glad to invite all interested to the first international conference on dialogical practices for developing practices for the best to our clients in difficult crises and in other need for help as well as for those practitioners, who in different disciplines are working with human contexts.
The Network for Dialogical Practices
While the Network for Dialogical Practices developed out of the family therapy field, its focus is much broader. The network focuses on promoting participative professional practices in different professional arenas, including the field of mental health, youth care, education, human resources management. The creation of dialogical space is especially challenging when the participants include those who are usually seen but not heard like children, old people, psychiatric patients, refugees, and illiterates.
Building on existing good practices
We want to make progress by concentrating on resources in relationships and human connections. We want to be IN relationships with clients and meet the complexity and simplicity of their lives. We do not want to control human beings, their problems or symptoms. We position ourselves IN the communication with clients, with our ideas, feelings and bodies. With this attitude we are in the very moment, when we do not know where to go we take the path of the unknown that is open ended. This creates a space of relational responsiveness where all voices can be heard so that resources in and between people can be reached.
Invitation for presentations
The conference program consists of (1) dialogical plenary sessions, (2) workshops and (3) working groups. We welcome your suggestions for workshops, in which you will be in charge for organizing a dialogical meeting on a subject, lasting 45 min to 1.5 hours.
In working groups we will work together for developing dialogical practices. Working groups will meet three times during the conference and prepare a document for the last
Plenary session
We kindly ask you the send your Abstract proposals for workshops of about a half of page as attachment to address dialnet2011@dialogic.fi
Program sketch
September 22nd
17.30 Welcome to the conference, opening ceremony
18.00 1st Plenary session: Network for dialogical practices – our mission, Peter Rober, Jaakko Seikkula, John Shotter, Justine Van Lawick, Jim Wilson together with Tom Arnkil
19.00 Working groups
20.30 Get together with food, drinks and music
September 23th
9.00-10.30 Plenary session: Family secrets and selective disclosure, Peter Rober and Jaap van Hoewijk
11.00-12.30 Workshops
12.30 Lunch
14.00-15.30 Plenary session Movements and silence. Justine Van Lawick and Jim Wilson
16.00-17.30 Working groups
19.00 Dinner and party
September 24th
9.00-10.30 Working groups
11.00-12.00 Workshops
13.00-14.30 Plenary session: Sharing the outcomes of working groups
14.30 Closing the conference
More information: dialnet2011@dialogic.fi and on our web site www.dialogic.fi/network
Registration: www.dialogic.fi/network
Information of accommodation and congress issues: dial2011@confedent.fi
Conference fee: 300 +VAT 23 % 69 = 369
Early bird registration before 16th of June 2011: 270 + VAT 23 % 62 = 332
Welcome!
The organizing committee: Tom Erik Arnkil, Finland, Peter Rober, Belgium, Jaakko Seikkula, Finland, John Shotter, United Kingdom, Justine van Lawick, Netherlands, Jim Wilson, United Kingdom
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