COLLABORATIVE AND DIALOGICAL PRACTICES AS RESOURCES FOR THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH: AN INTERVIEW WITH HARLENE ANDERSON

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  • Graziella Jones Caccavale Mofarrej
  • Valéria Nicolau Paschoal
  • Giovanna Beatriz Kalva Medina

Resumo

This interview was conducted in November 2020 via ZOOM, with questions prepared by the students of the tenth year of the International Certificate in Collaborative and Dialogical Practices (X ICCP) of the INTERFACI Institute. We cannot talk about Collaborative and Dialogical Practices without thinking about Harlene Anderson, whose presentation in one of the classes in the second module of the X ICCP, inspired many reflections and questions.

The ICCP was created by Harlene Anderson – co-founder of the Houston Galveston Institute and Taos Institute –, in collaboration with professionals identified with collaborative practices from around the world, including Marilene Grandesso. Harlene is recognized internationally as being at the leading edge of postmodern collaborative practices as a thinker, consultant, coach, and educator. There are twelve ICCP Programs all over the world and INTERFACI, coordinated by Marilene Grandesso, represents ICCP in Brazil, which in 2020, counted on Harlene's presence as a regular teacher in the course.

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Biografia do Autor

Graziella Jones Caccavale Mofarrej

Psychologist with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, Brazil (PUC-SP). Studied Family and Couple Therapy at PUC-SP. She is a Mediator of
Conflicts through Instituto Mediativa in São Paulo. Graziella is also Certified in Dialogic and Collaborative Practices by Interfaci, Houston Galveston Institute and Taos Institute. Team member of INTERFACI
(Family, Couple, Community and Individual Therapy); member of the Taos Institute; effective member of the Paulista Association of Family Therapy (APTF). Founding partner of Sanga8: Consulting for Institutional TransformAction. 

Valéria Nicolau Paschoal

Psychologist, family and couple psychotherapist, with a Master´s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Pontifícia Universidade Católica, São Paulo, Brazil (PUC-SP). Certified in Dialogic and Collaborative
Practices by Interfaci, Houston Galveston Institute and Taos Institute. Communitarian therapist. Team member of INTERFACI (Family, Couple, Community and Individual Therapy Institute); member of the Taos Institute; effective member of the Paulista Association of Family Therapy (APTF); Member of Brazilian Community Therapy (ABRATECOM). Founding partner of Sanga8: Consulting for Institutional TransformAction. 

Giovanna Beatriz Kalva Medina

PhD in Education from the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Master in Education from the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUCPR); Psychologist; Specialist in Systemic Conceptions and Systemic Family Therapy by UP. Professor in the undergraduate course in Psychology at FAE. Student of the tenth class of the International Certificate in Collaborative and Dialogical Practices by INTERFACI, Houston Galveston Institute and Taos Institute (ICCP
2020); associate member of APRTF (Paranaense Family Therapy Association). 

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2021-01-29

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Mofarrej, G. J. C., Paschoal, V. N., & Medina, G. B. K. (2021). COLLABORATIVE AND DIALOGICAL PRACTICES AS RESOURCES FOR THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH: AN INTERVIEW WITH HARLENE ANDERSON. Revista PsicoFAE: Pluralidades Em Saúde Mental, 9(2), 19–27. Recuperado de https://revistapsicofae.fae.edu/psico/article/view/336

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