The successful series of meetings closes Relations Liliana Bellavia. A welcome return from the psychotherapist, forensic psychologist and teacher who inaugurated the series of five appointments at Palazzo delle Arti Beltrani in Trani last February 24th with professionals, therapists and experts on the complexity of the world of “relationships” and their importance in life of each of us, starting from the assumption declared by Aristotle already in the 4th century BC in his work ‘Politics’ that “man is by nature a social animal”.
A space for open discussion on some themes to be able to understand the evolution of bonds and their crisis in contemporary society, giving voice to the need for “relations” healthy. The precariousness of interpersonal relationships and the drift of bonds, including family ones, permeate our time, resulting in various problematic situations and psychopathological constellations with respect to which our society has, even more than before, an extreme need for decoding and correct interpretation, but also of “actions” concrete.
After the success of the meetings in February and March, marked by an incredible quantitative, qualitative and emotional participation, also on the social channels of Palazzo delle Arti Beltrani, the conclusion of the sequel to “Relations”, the other two appointments in April designed in very close continuity with the previous ones.
Liliana Bellavia, after having explored the theme of the ‘Psychopathology of emotional bonds’, returns with her lectio ‘The family between “normality” and pathology’, starting from 6.00 pm.
The family, with its intricate network of ties, alliances and contrasts, represents the fundamental socio-cultural context for the development of attachments and identities of the individuals who are part of it. Using a systemic-relational interpretation, Liliana Bellavia will analyze the behaviors, interactions, balances and transformations that contribute to defining (and distinguishing) a functional family system from a dysfunctional and pathological one.
Psychotherapist, forensic psychologist and teacher Liliana Bellavia for years he has been dealing with the prevention of psychopathological risk and the emotional world of children, publishing in specialist magazines for Armando Editore and Laterza. Attentive to the issues of epigenetics, in recent years she has participated in study conferences on the role that the environment plays on people’s behavior and well-being.
Entrance is free. Reservations are recommended due to limited places. For the last Rel-azioni meeting on April 27th with the psychotherapist Liliana Bellavia ‘The family between “normality” and pathology the link to book is:https://tinyurl.com/22f9m8dn
Friday 26 April 2024
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