Published: December 2020, Issue 38
Keywords:
Connessioni, Massimo Giuliani, Training, Systemic Therapy, Never Alone, Many Points-of-View, Self-Observation, Live Supervision, One-way Mirror, Two-way Mirror, Indirect Supervision, Individual Supervision, Group Supervision, Co-Therapy, Reflecting Teams, Therapist’s Therapy, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Gestalt Therapy, Therapist’s “Lenses”, Gianfranco Cecchin, Luigi Boscolo, Milan Centre of Family Therapy, Milan School of Family Therapy.
Massimo Giuliani
Psychologist and psychotherapist is professor and cultural coordinator at the School of Specialization in Systemic Psychotherapy of Milan Centre of Family Therapy. He is editor of the scientific journal Connessioni (Connections). His interests of research are the Internet communication and its connections between the Systemic and Complexity Theory, the emerging metaphor named 'Network' as a key to understand new forms of relationships and communication, and the virtual and hypertext. In 2015, he founded the publishing house Durango Editions, in which is also President. His publications include (with P. Barbetta and L. Casadio) Margini. Fra sistemica e psicoanalisi, Antigone, 2012; Il primo terremoto di Internet, Durango, 2015; (with F. Nascimbene), La terapia come ipertesto, Antigone, 2009. Centro Milanese di Terapia della Famiglia.
info@massimogiuliani.it
Abstract
Many thanks to Massimo Giuliani for providing his text: La formazione alla sistemica è imparare a non essere mai soli published in CONNESSIONI, Number 6 (December 2019). Doing a concise review of Systemic Therapy training, he punctuates the main issues have concerned trainees and trainers.
“All training in systemic therapy is training in "thinking from different perspectives" which is the foundation of clinical practice.
There are many opportunities for self-observation and for the multiplication of views at the disposal of a therapist. E.g., Direct supervision behind the one-way mirror and indirect (supervision) after the session. Individual supervision, supervision in a group or group supervision. The co-therapy in the session in the same room. The reflection team”
