Future conference #1: 07.-09.03.2025
"Single Case Studies"
We invite you to participate!
Single case studies are a new and more functional approach in scientific publications. It now slowly does replace the traditional randomized controlled studies (RCS).
At this conference we want to discuss:
- Evidence procedures
- Regularly used questonaires
- Agreements with patients for regular feedback
- Writing styles
- Journal applications
- Organisational issues
- Financial support from EANLPt
The outcome of the conference will provide basic materials for future SCS.
short and precise presentations on these topics are very welcome!
Presentation applications will be checked by the EANLPt executive.
REGISTRATION
CALL FOR PAPERS
VENUE: online (Zoom)
SERVICE FEE: : conference service charge for Saturday: EUR 50,- for western european and north american countries; € 25,- for all other countries with online registration
CONFERENCE LANGUAGE: the conference will be held in English
For last-minute-questions after 07.03.2025, 11:00 please send an email to friendly@schuetz.at.
PROGRAM
Timezone: CET (Central European Time)
Friday, 07.03.2025
16:30-17:00 - Executive meeting for members of executive and specially invited guests (moderation: Catalin Zaharia)
17:00-17:30 - Country board for country representatives and guests (moderation: Peter Schutz)
18:00-20:00 - Research intervision (moderation: Catalin Zaharia)
Saturday, 08.03.2025 - Conference day
09:45-10:00 - Welcome by country host, Cătălin Zaharia (EANLPt president) and executive members
10:00-10:45 - Dan Stanescu: "Where’s my wallet? A pickpocket (genius) strategy"
Starting from Dilt’s observation that any strategy tells a story, in this paper the aim is to tell a story of a pickpocket’s strategies that led him to (some) success in this occupation. The research is based on a single case qualitative study that aimed to elicit, using an in-depth interview, a reach, and detailed first-hand information of the lived experience of a (quite famous) pickpocket. The interview was semi-structured, but the participant was encouraged to talk in detail about his experiences. Verbatim transcripts of the interview served as the raw data for the study. Using a descriptive phenomenological approach, the narrative transcript was analyzed and a series of metaprograms, patterns, and beliefs were identified. Based on those findings we could enrich our perception in a way that allows us to be both more effective and more ecological in how we interact with reality, including pickpockets.
about Dan Stanescu: Associate professor at the Faculty of Communication and Public Relations and coordinator of the Social Cognition & Communication of Emotions Laboratory of the National School of Political and Administrative Studies. Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Hamburg University. Experienced counselor/therapist with 22 years of practice.
11:00-11:45 - Andalib Mahmud: "Case study on the efficacy of Neuro-Linguistic Programming in enhancing an adolescent's academic performance and well-Being"
This case study provides a comprehensive psychological intervention analysis for a female adolescent, BI who displayed significant challenges, including diminished attention in academic pursuits, suboptimal academic performance, and familial stressors. These factors negatively impacted both her scholastic engagement and overall well-being. An evaluative assessment was conducted employing the Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) framework, focusing on six core components: environment, behavior, resources-skills, values-beliefs, identity, and purpose. Utilizing NLP's neurological levels for assessment revealed that BI harbored unresourceful cognitions and self-identity, adversely affecting her daily functioning. Subsequently, BI underwent six NLP therapy sessions to foster resourceful cognitive processes and reinforce a constructive self-identity. This in-depth case analysis elucidates the therapeutic interventions employed, emphasizing shifts in BI's cognitive architecture through anchoring and visual-kinesthetic restructuring techniques. The study's findings, grounded in both the client’s experiential feedback and the therapist's clinical assessments, lend empirical support to the case conceptualization and demonstrate the efficacy of NLP as a therapeutic strategy for adolescents dealing with academic and familial pressures.
about Andalib Mahmud: Andalib Mahmud is a Counselling Psychologist and Trainer of Neuro Linguistic Programming. Her expertise areas are dealing with trauma, relationship issues, stress and anxiety, increasing motivation, dealing with frustration, grief and loss. Her experiences working with refugees, tuberculosis patients, trauma victims, and COVID-19 frontline workers made her stronger and more knowledgeable. She is a trainer member and international ambassador of ANLP International CIC, UK.
12:00-12:45
13:00-14:30 - lunch break
14:30-15:15
15:30-16:15
16:30-17:15
17:30-18:00 - Review
Sunday, 09.03.2025
10:00-12:00 - debriefing for members of executive, country host, all presenters and special invited guests