I Conference of the Scientific Circle for Therapy of Attachment Disorders and Depression

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I Conference of the Scientific Circle for Therapy of Attachment Disorders and Depression "Different Faces of Depression" Format: In-person and online (hybrid format) We invite you to the I Conference of the Scientific Circle for Therapy of Attachment Disorders and Depression, organized by the Varsovia University of Business and Applied Sciences. The event will focus on practical aspects of diagnosing, communicating, and supporting children and adolescents struggling with depression. This is a unique opportunity to expand your knowledge, listen to experts from Poland and abroad, and participate in inspiring discussions. Why is it worth attending? - Access to expert knowledge: Renowned specialists from Poland and abroad - including Prof. Andrew Chih Wei Huang from Fo Guang University (Taiwan) - will share their knowledge and experience in the field of mental health for children and adolescents. - Hybrid format: Choose a convenient form of participation - in-person in Warsaw or online (event link will be sent via email). - Networking and expert discussions: A discussion panel with psychologists, educators, representatives of school boards, and school directors will create a space for exchanging experiences and inspiration. - Practical knowledge: Presentations and discussion panels will focus on applying knowledge in clinical, educational, and upbringing practices. Participants will learn specific ways to communicate with children and adolescents suffering from depression, methods of supporting parents, and the role of educational institutions. Who is it for? - Psychology and pedagogy students - Teachers, educators, tutors, school directors - Psychologists and therapists (child, adolescent, and family therapists) - Education workers, school boards, psychological-pedagogical counseling centers - Parents, guardians, people working with children and adolescents - Anyone interested in the topic of attachment and depression in children and adolescents