O Brother Where Art Thou?
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Uploaded: December 2017, Issue 32
 

Massimo Giuliani

Psychologist and psychotherapist. He is a teacher at the School of the Centro Milanese di Terapia Della Famiglia (CMTF - Milan Center of Family Therapy), and he was a lecturer for a short time at the University of L'Aquila. His interests include storytelling and music in relation to psychotherapy. He is editor in chief of Connessioni, the journal of the CMTF, and founder of a digital publishing house. info@massimogiuliani.it

 

Massimo Schinco

Psychologist and psychotherapist, Adjunct Professor at the School of Design of the Politecnico di Milano, he guides CPG in Clinics of the Family at the University of Pavia. He has been co-director of the CMTF for the triennium 2012-2014 and is a member of the European Family Therapy Association. He is also a member of the International Association for the Study of Dreams and is Associate Member of the European Association for the Holocaust Studies. massimo.schinco@polimi.it

 

Ada Piselli

Psychologist, psychotherapist, and a teacher at the CMTF, Milan. In the past few years, she has concerned herself with the relationship between identity, memory, and places and has given lectures on these topics at the Politecnico di Milano, Design Department. ada.piselli@gmail.com

 

Abstract

Massimo Giuliani and Massimo Schinco in conversation with Ada Piseli.

Massimo Giuliani and Massimo Schinco shared personal and professional experiences with the founders of the Milan Center. According to Ada Piselli, they also shared the need to keep together a complex way of thinking that is multidisciplinary and rigorous at the same time; a product of education, experiences, readings, and frequentations sometimes divergent from the classic mainstream of therapy.