Gestalt therapy and gestalt therapist during the

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Gestalt therapy and gestalt therapist during the War. Atmosphere of crisis and transformation. Vadim Greсhka Нead of the Interregional Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Art (MIGTiM), Ukraine analyzes the features and changes that occur in the professional identification of a gestalt therapist from Ukraine during the War shows the difficulties of work with complex traumatic conditions what is happening now with Gestalt therapy and Gestalt therapists against the backdrop of the War. Global professional field to feel that we are not alone to feel the connections and unity with the global community Zoom conference at the first days of war (gestalt therapist from all over the world) 70 days support marathon for the Ukraine gestalt therapist in zoom Support marathon Aim: to replace the feeling of abandonment, loneliness and destroyed background by belonging to space and community 70 days Daily from 9 am to 12 am More than 1000 therapists from Ukraine took part Weekly lectures by psychotherapists from different countries to create a professional theoretical and human support so that the feeling of abandonment is transformed into belonging and then into the energy of life Weekly psychotherapy groups with Italian colleagues to sharing pain together Supporting groups of foreign colleagues from Italy, America, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, and Georgia Work with children and families of psychotherapists Stages we have gone through First stage: destruction destruction of the usual life crisis of the profession feeling that I and psychotherapy are no longer needed I, as a specialist and a person, have lost myself in this world Second stage: unusual actions unusual actions in a critical situation associated with sharp and unexpected change in life Stages we have gone through Third stage: new personality assignment of a new personality occurrence of energy for action associated with it Fourth stage: pendulum awareness of the crisis of choice pendulum between the victim and the feeling that I can choose in a situation that seems to have no choice Stages we have gone through Fifth stage: awareness here and now awareness of the situation in which I find myself now Sixth stage: depression the phenomenon of frozen time associated with depression and loss of meaning Research project “The experience of war-time sharing and peer support groups for therapists: a qualitative study” MIGTiM ( Interregional institute of Gestalt-Therapy and Art) IPSIG ( International institute of Psychopathology and Gestalt-Therapy) Vadim Hrechka (MIGTiM) Michele Settanni (IPSIG)