The second annual international symposium:
“Dialogue on approaches to the treatment of addictions”

October 25-27, 2024
Sigmund Freud University, Freudplatz 3, 1020 Vienna

This symposium is a continuation of last year’s symposium and aims to continue the discussion between leading experts from different countries and professional fields on the theory and practice of addiction psychotherapy.

The Ukrainian colleagues presented their own innovative model of psychotherapy of addictive disorders, which is an integral phase of recovery after rehabilitation for people with addiction experience. This year’s symposium summarizes the results of several years of work – reflections, theoretical discussions, implementation of pedagogical and psychotherapeutic projects. Symposium participants will have the opportunity to communicate personally with project participants who have undergone psychotherapeutic treatment.

At this symposium we want to present our experience of addiction psychotherapy and discuss new developments and challenges of this method as well as share experiences with numerous international experts in this field.

Invited speakers: Prof. Dr. Dr. Pritz (Austria), Prof. Filts (Ukraine), Dr. John B. Arden (USA), Dr. Jeffrey M. Ross (USA), Prof. Dr. Musalek (Austria), and many others. 

Organizers: Ukrainian Institute for Addiction Psychotherapy in cooperation with Sigmund Freud Private University, International Association for Addiction Psychotherapy, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of Lviv National Medical University, Lviv Psychoanalytic Institute of Mental Health.

The conference will take place from October 25-27 at Sigmund Freud University Vienna, Freudplatz 3, 1020 Vienna, with the possibility of online participation.

Fees:
early bird* 200€
regular 300€
Student early bird* 100€
Student regular 150€

* until 1st Sept. 2024

Participation grants you (approximately) 7 continuing education credits (CECs/DFP)
The language of the symposium is English, with consecutive translation into Ukrainian and vice versa