Anne
Ancelin
Schützenberger
International
School
of
Transgenerational
Therapy
TRAINING
This
unique
training
introduces
the
latest
scientific
developments
in
Transgenerational
studies.
Participants
will
have
the
opportunity
of
experiencing
and
practicing
transgenerational
therapy
tools
and
techniques.
This
training
is
open
to
Psychologists,
Psychodramatists,
Social
Workers,
Psychiatrists
or
Psychotherapists.
Family
legacies
play
a
direct
role
in
the
formation
of
emotional
symptoms
and
can
cause
repetitive
patterns
of
behaviour
such
as
the
“anniversary
syndrome”
or
“invisible
loyalty”
which
are
repeated
from
one
generation
to
the
next.
In
order
to
accommodate
to
dysfunctional
patterns
in
the
family
of
origin
or
to
deal
with
unfinished
business,
future
generations
preserve
their
loyalty
by
re-‐enacting
similar
life
scripts.
Only
awareness
allows
for
disidentification
from
affective,
emotional
and
psychic
experiences
of
ancestors
on
the
construction
of
personality.
The
initiation
of
this
special
school
grew
out
of
the
need
to
create
a
joint
international
effort
to
continue
the
unique
psychogenealogy
approach
to
psychotherapy
and
field
which
was
developed
by
Anne
Ancelin
Schützenberger.
She
posits
that
as
mere
links
in
a
chain
of
generations,
we
may
have
no
choice
in
having
the
events
and
traumas
experienced
by
our
ancestors
visited
upon
us
in
our
own
lifetime.
Clinical
tools
and
techniques
which
will
be
demonstrated
and
taught
during
the
training
course
include
the
Genosociogram,
the
Family
Atom,
the
use
of
Toys,
Incognito
Auxiliaries,
Ancestral
Psychodramatic
techniques,
Transgenerational
Bodywork
and
Trauma
work.
Concepts
taught
will
include
Invisible
Loyalty,
Anniversary
Syndrome,
Phantom
and
Crypt,
Secrets,
Replacement
Child,
Conspiracy
of
Silence,
Body
Memory,
Psychogenealogy,
Transmission
of
Trauma,
and
Transgenerational
Psychosomatics.
DATES
AND
PLACES
OF
THE
TRAINING:
INTRODUCTORY
WORKSHOP:
PARIS,
FRANCE:
17th
-‐
19th
April
2015.
FIRST
SUMMER
INTENSIVE
RESIDENTIAL
2015:
TORINO,
ITALY:
21st
-‐
26th
July
2015.
SECOND
SUMMER
INTENSIVE
RESIDENTIAL
2016:
TORINO,
ITALY:
19th
–
24th
July
2015.
TOTAL
OF
TRAINING
HOURS
FOR
CERTIFICATION:
Introductory
Workshop
(16
hours),
First
Summer
Intensive
Residential
(6
days,
42
hours),
Practical
Transgenerational
Therapy
Work
(45
hours),
Supervision
(5
hours)
and
Second
Summer
Intensive
Residential
(restricted
to
those
who
accomplished
the
previous
requirements
(6
days,
42
hours)
for
a
total
of
150
hours.
FINAL
REQUIREMENT
FOR
CERTIFICATION:
Submission
of
a
transgenerational
case
study
and
a
recorded
interview.
LANGUAGE
OF
THE
TRAINING:
English.
COST:
The
total
cost
of
the
training
towards
the
Certificate
of
Practitioner
in
Transgenerational
Therapy
(CPTT)
is
€1.625.
Payment
for
the
required
supervision
will
be
made
directly
to
the
supervisor.
Trainers
and
Supervisors:
Anne
Ancelin
Schützenberger
Manuela
Maciel
(France)
Anne
developed
the
main
concepts
of
Psychogenealogy
and
her
clinical
and
academic
experience
is
focused
on
Transgenerational
Transmission.
She
is
one
of
the
main
pioneers
in
the
field
of
transgenerational
therapy.
Anne
is
Professor
Emeritus
at
the
University
of
Nice,
France.
She
was
trained
in
psychodrama
by
J.
L.
Moreno
and
by
Jim
Ennis
in
the
United
States;
in
group-‐dynamics
and
psycho-‐sociology
with
Kurt
Lewin’s
group,
Leon
Festinger
and
Ronald
Lippitt.
Anne
has
over
40
years
of
experience
as
a
therapist
and
analyst
and
is
a
well-‐respected
authority,
particularly
in
the
field
of
Group
Psychotherapy
and
Psychodrama.
At
94,
she
is
still
working,
running
groups,
lecturing,
and
training
in
psychodrama,
nonverbal-‐communication,
group-‐psychotherapy,
unfinished
businesses
and
transgenerational
themes.
Yaacov
Naor
(Israel)
Yaacov
is
a
Certified
Psychotherapist
and
Trainer
in
Psychodrama,
Group
Psychotherapy
and
Expressive
Arts
Therapy.
He
is
an
expert
on
Transgenerational
Transmission
of
Trauma.
He
is
a
Psychodrama
Trainer
in
PIfE-‐Psychodrama
Institute
for
Europe.
He
is
a
founding
member
and
first
president
of
the
Israeli
Association
of
Psychodrama.Since
1986
he
has
been
leading
special
psychodrama
dialogue
groups
between
Palestinians
and
Israelis
and
for
second
and
third
generation
Holocaust
survivors
together
with
young
Germans.
Yaacov
is
a
founding
member
and
serves
on
the
council
of
FEPTO-‐
Federation
of
European
Psychodrama
Training
Organization.
He
serves
on
the
board
of
IAGP-‐
the
International
Association
of
Group
Psychotherapy
and
Group
Processes
as
Chair
of
the
Psychodrama
Section.
(Portugal)
Manuela
is
a
Clinical
and
Social
Psychologist,
and
Psychodrama
Director
for
30
years.
She
is
experienced
individual,
group
and
educational
therapist.
She
was
the
Chairperson
of
The
Psychodrama
Section
of
the
International
Association
of
Group
Psychotherapy
and
Group
Processes
(IAGP,
2003-‐2009).
Member
of
the
board,
supervisor
and
teacher
in
the
Portuguese
Psychodrama
Society
(SPP).
Manuela
was
trained
in
Psychogenealogy
by
Anne
Schützenberger
and
has
additional
training
in
cognitive-‐behavioral
therapies,
hypnoses,
regressive
therapy
[TRVC]
and
Deep
Memory
Process
[DMP,
Roger
Woolger]),
Eye
Movement
Desensitization
and
Reprocessing
(EMDR),
systemic
therapy,
biosynthesis,
“body
wisdom”,
transpersonal
therapy
and
more.
Leandra
Perrotta
(Italy/Australia)
Leandra
is
a
Clinical
Psychologist,
Psychotherapist,
Jungian
Psychodrama
Trainer
and
DanceMovement
Therapy
Trainer.
She
is
currently
serving
as
the
President
of
FEPTO
-‐
Federation
of
European
Psychodrama
Training
Organizations
and
is
Past
Chair
of
FEPTO
Task
Force
for
Peace
Building
and
Conflict
Transformation.
Leandra
is
Contract
Professor
at
the
Università
della
Valle
D'Aosta.
Leandra’s
main
research
interests
are
dreams,
transgenerational
transmission
and
trauma.
She
is
trained
in
Eye
Movement
Desensitization
and
Reprocessing
(EMDR)
and
also
has
a
degree
in
English
and
French
literature.
Two
of
her
published
works
on
Psychogenealogy
are:
“Transgenerational
Echoes
of
Violence:
Jungian
Psychodrama
as
a
Path
to
Individuation”,
in
Interdisciplinary
Journal
of
Family
Studies,
Padua
University
Press,
2014;
Introduction
to
the
Italian
edition
of
Psychogénéalogie,
Anne
Ancelin
Schützenberger,
Di
Renzo
Editore,
2011.
Supervisor:
Colette
Esmenjaud
Glasman
(France)
Colette
works
as
a
clinical
psychologist
with
children
and
teenagers,
she
is
psychotherapist
and
psychodrama
trainer.
She
is
also
certified
in
Transactional
Analysis.
Colette
ran
her
training
in
psychogenealogy
with
Anne
Ancelin
Schützenberger.
She
is
now
training
psychotherapist
professionnals
and
social
workers
to
psychogenealogy
approach.
She
works
in
Paris
and
Grenoble.
She
published
«
Danse
avec
tes
vieux
:
psychogénéalogie,
psychodrame
et
analyse
transactionnelle.
In
january
2010
in
AAT
revue.