IoPT Conference in Oslo with Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert and others
Schedule
Thu Sep 07 2023 at 09:30 am to Fri Sep 08 2023 at 04:30 pm
Location
Litteraturhuset | Oslo, OS
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Short presenting of Prof. Dr. Franz Ruppert and other speakers & topics
Prof Dr Franz Ruppert:
Franz Ruppert is a professor in psychology at the Univerisity for applied science in Munich and an internationally renowned speaker and researcher of trauma. He has during the last 30 years developed the theory of Identity oriented Psychotraumatheori, and the practical method of IoPT – the Intention Method.
„Selfencounter and Intention Method“ – how valid is what we are doing with IoPT?
The basic of IoPT
Vivian Broughton
Vivian Brougthon is an IoPT practitioner of some years’ experience. She has published three books on the topic, with a further book due for publication. Her main interest is in supporting student practitioners to improve their skills and knowledge of IoPT trauma theory, and in looking in detail at what it means to heal one’s trauma and live a good life.
You were just a child… Looking for Love
In this presentation I will discuss the pandemic nature of trauma, and its impact on our lives personally and collectively, even globally. The solution is for each person to look within and take their own trauma seriously, and I will cover what this means, and what we can anticipate as the solution to our personal trauma, and what that might mean for the collective. Each one of us, at the beginning of our creation, was just a child… looking for love, which for so many of us was not consistent or not available at all.
Cristina Archetti
Cristina Archetti is Professor in Political Communication and Journalism at the University of Oslo. A researcher, teacher and mentor by training, she qualified as IoPT therapist in 2023. Her mission is to conduct research that makes a positive difference to the world we live in and to help people develop into all they can be.
“IoPT and infertility:
Understanding and healing the trauma of involuntary childlessness”
Infertility, to those who are affected by it, is much more than a medical issue and whether one manages (or not) to have a child: It is a cataclysm on one’s whole life. This presentation makes the point that there is an urgent need to approach infertility as trauma both conceptually and from the perspective of therapeutic practice. IoPT, in particular, can help us understand where infertility fits within a person’s traumabiography, both as a traumatizing experience in itself and connected to previous traumas. The “intention method,” in addition, supports healing and coming to terms with the perspective of a life without children.
Inga Marte Thorkildsen
Inga Marte Thorkildsen is a former Norwegian parliamentarian, vice mayor and minister. She is a writer and podcast producer. For more than 25 years she has been advocating for children’s human rights and the need for trauma informed welfare systems.
When the welfare systems
About why lack of trauma-informed welfare systems makes the childhood go on for generations – and what we can do about it.
Irene Standnes
She is also a lawyer with former positions as Chief Municipal Executive, Official and Political Adviser.
Domestic Violence – why and how do trauma-victims turn into trauma-perpetrators?
IoPT: Victim-Perpetrator-dynamic in a Traumatised and Traumatising Society.
Irene Standnes is an advocate for a Trauma-informed Society. She has a private practice as Supervisor and Traumatherapist IoPT, teaching IoPT at the Institute for Traumawork in Norway, in addition to former member of the Professional-Ethical Board of the Association for Traumatherapists IoPT.
May Sunita Bergli
May Sunita Bergli have been working the last decade as a midwife in dep. of maternity ward. Since August-22 I started my company IoPT Midwife May Sunita where I combine IoPT with my midwifery competence to strengthen the mother and child relationship.
May Sunita Bergli will talk about implementing IoPT with her midwifery competence to strengthen the mother and child relationship by given examples from her work.
She will also to talk a bit what have made her a good IoPT Midwife and the importance of her work.
Ellen Torp
Ellen Torp is an educator with further education in organizational development and change management. She has worked with children and youth and their close caregivers throughout her professional career. She has done this in roles such as a milieu therapist in a 24-hour
shift, a teacher in primary school, a department head, a principal, and a leader of an interdisciplinary team. She is now a member of the Chief of Education’s staff in Randaberg municipality and also runs her own practice as an IOPT Trauma Therapist and is the leader of the Ethics Council in the Norwegian Trauma Therapist Association.
Bjørn Reidar Brune
Bjørn Reidar Brune is an educator with further education in communication and change processes and an IoPT trauma therapist. He has worked as a teacher and milieu therapist at various levels in Norwegian primary schools, as a milieu therapist in a co-living shift at an institution for adult substance abuse treatment, and as an IoPT trauma therapist in his own therapy practice. In addition to his daily work in the Chief of Education’s staff in Randaberg municipality, he is currently the leader of the Norwegian Trauma Therapist Association (NTF).
We become who we are through encounters with others
Ellen and Bjørn Reidar take us on their personal and professional transformative journey. We get insight into how IOPT theory and therapy have changed their approach to working with children, youth, and their significant others. We also receive a concrete and useful checklist of what always seems to work for and with traumatized children. A review of the essential and simple ingredients needed to create healthier growth and developmental conditions for children and youth – in the family, through kindergarten and school, and in the leisure arenas where children and youth otherwise frequent.
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Where is it happening?
Litteraturhuset, Wergelandsveien 29,Oslo, NorwayEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
