Katarina Kompan Erzar PhD is an assistant professor of marriage and family therapy at the Faculty of Theology in Ljubljana. In the field of social security, she works as an independent counselor, licensed supervisor and a leader of the Section of Supervisors at the Social Chamber of Slovenia. She is involved in the “Therapeutic help in cases of emotional, physical and sexual violence” programme supported by the Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities. She lectures and runs workshops and is an active supervisor, providing training for various social and educational institutions. She also founded the Young Mothers Group and has managed it since 2008.Her research is focused on relationships, effective ways of working with people, the family, neuroscience and attachment. She regularly gives presentations at domestic and international scientific conferencesand is author of numerous scientific articles.Her well-received books present a modern reciprocal emotional understanding of relationships and neurobiological aspects of emotions: Discovering relationships, Hidden Power of the Family, Love Cleanses Memory, Caught in a Crossfire, Sensitivity to children, Attachment Theory and Family, the bonds of three generations.
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Tomaž Erzar PhD is a professor of marriage and family therapy at the Faculty of Theology University of Ljubljana and the coordinator of doctoral studies in marriage and family therapy. Together with his co-workers, he developed a Slovenian version of the SPAFF coding system which is used to assess therapeutic process and record micro changes and affect regulation in the process. He authored several books, including Farewell to Freud, DSM Mental Disorders, Attachment Theory (with Katarina Kompan Erzar), and A long way to forgiveness. In addition to practicing therapy, he runs workshops on violence prevention, parenthood, and anger management. In recent years he has studied the consequences of post-war trauma in Slovenian society and the process of forgiveness. He gave presentations at international conferences in New Orleans, Montreal, Glasgow, Berlin and Portorož.Research areas: attachment theory, psychopathology, changes in therapeutic process, traumatization, forgiveness.
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Ta e-poštni naslov je zaščiten proti smetenju. Za ogled potrebujete Javascript, da si jo ogledate.Andreja Poljanec PhD, BAPsych, spec. in marital and family therapy, supervizor.
Born on the 21st July in 1976 in Ljubljana, a married mother of five. Is the co-founder and the profesional leader of the Study and Reseach Center for Families Ljubljana. She developed many projects 'Aid to young families in need', that were mostly sponsored by The Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities and Europe Union. She is employed at the University of Sigmund Freud Wien at Ljubljana branch. She coordinates the Psychology study and teaches. She also leads the Psychology conucil where she does the psychotherapy and psychological councelling. She leads SOS phone, called »I'd like to hear you«. She also teaches at the School of Advanced Social Studies.She is the author of many scientific and professional articles, books (Between two fires, Sensibility to children, Sensible parenting, My world, Parenting has a taste of happiness), audio and video recordings, and is an active participant in national and international conferences (Athens, Tel Aviv, Madrid, New York, Klagenfurt, Zagreb, ...). Her primary research and development areas are focused on the theory of attachment, designed family relationships and the development of relaxed and sensible parenting. She started a 'Group for young mothers' with Dr Katarina Kompan, alongside her associates she also started the 'School of sensible parenting', group therapy with adolescents, group therapy for adults without job, … She teaches teachers, social workers, voluteers, medical health professionals etc.
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Tatjana Rožič a specialist in marital and family therapy, is employed at ŠRCD on the project "Information and counseling programs for victims of violence", co-financed by the Ministry of Labor, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities.She began her career as a counselor at the maternity home, and continued at the Center for Social Work as the leader of the family work team. From 2008 to 2015, she was the head of the program "Therapeutic Assistance in Emotional, Physical and Sexual Violence".In the field of social protection, she is a senior consultant and a licensed supervisor and metasupervisor. She supervises various experts and institutions.
With presentations and contributions she actively participated in international conferences in Opatija, Copenhagen, London, Portorož, Rogla, Zagreb, Klagenfurt. She also participated in the development of the Slovenian version of the SPAFF coding system.
For several years, she led training for supervisors according to a relational, affect-oriented model that meets the criteria of the Social Chamber of Slovenia for obtaining a license in social care. She is the coordinator and co-provider of training for supervisors in psychotherapy at the Sigmund Freud University Vienna - Ljubljana branch, where she is also an assistant professor in the field of psychotherapy.
She is the author of several scientific and professional articles and the scientific monograph Supervision in Psychotherapy: Regulation of Affect in Relational Supervision and Therapy.
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