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Challenges of supervision in South-East Europe
Regional Conference
Croatia, Opatija, 4th to 6th March 2004
Organizers
Society for Psychological Assistance (SPA), Zagreb and Department of Social Work, Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb in cooperation with Croatian Association for Supervision and Organizational Development (HDSOR) and endorsed by ANSE - Association of National Organizations for Supervision in Europe
Conference venue and time
Hotel Ambasador, Opatija, (Croatia), 4th to 6th March, 2004.
Keynote speakers:
- Marina Ajdukovic (Croatia): Challenges of introducing supervision
- Suzane Bang (Denmark): Introducing supervision in the communities affected by war
- Lilja Cajvert (Sweden): Teaching supervision in different countries
- Louis van Kessel (The Netherlands): Developments of supervision in Europe today
- Mooli Lahad (Israel): Creativity in supervision
- Ernst Salamon (Sweden): Competence, omnipotence and impotence - Contemplations after 25 years being a supervisor
Parallel workshops:
- Lidija Arambasic (Croatia): Crisis situations in supervision (in Croatian)
- Irena Bezic (Croatia): Supervision with heterogeneous teams (in Croatian)
- Jesper Juul (Denmark): Supervision of family therapy - providing skills and insights (in English)
- Louis van Kessel, (The Netherlands): The way of learning in supervision (in English)
- Mooli Lahad (Israel): Creative techniques (in English)
- Jasenka Pregrad (Croatia): Creative techniques (in Croatian)
- Ernst Salamon (Sweden): Peer supervision and other means to remind supervisors of their competence (in English)
Panels:
- Experiences of introducing supervision in South-East European countries - moderator Jasenka Pregrad (Croatia)
- Possibilities of postgraduate education in supervision and the role of supervision in graduate education - moderator Sonja Zorga (Slovenia) and Liljana Igric (Croatia)
- Supervision of psychosocial programs - moderator Josip Jankovic (Croatia)
- The role of donor community for sustainability of supervision in the region - moderator Dean Ajdukovic (Croatia)
Each panel will be moderated by an expert who will invite 4 to 6 discussants with different background to share their own experiences and views on the topic. Representatives from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania and other countries in the region, as well as representatives from main humanitarian international organization and local non-governmental organizations will be invited to participate as discussants.
Organizing committee
Marina Ajdukovic, Dragan Jusupovic, Kristina Petrikic, Tanja Prekodravac, Dean Ajdukovic.
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