ISSUE 19

October 2021

ISSN 2241-6773

EditorKatia Charalabaki

PublisherNikos Marketos

Editorial BoardRozalia Giannaki, Kia Thanopoulou, Katerina Theodoraki, Athanasia Kati, Dimitris Kokkalis, Nikos Marketos, Valeria Pomini, Theodora Skali, Katia Charalabaki

THIS ISSUE'S ARTICLES

Article 1/ Issue 19
INTRODUCTION to Issue 19
Katerina Theodoraki, Child Psychiatrist – Systemic PsychotherapistThis issue is mostly inspired by Ancient Greek Thinking and its connection to systemic thinking and psychotherapy. It also includes three tributes to Mikis Theodorakis that recently passed away.
Article 2/ Issue 19
A few words about Mikis Theodorakis
Nikos Marketos, Psychiatrist – Systemic PsychotherapistFrom the day Mikis Theodorakis died, he became the conductor of an unprecedented phenomenon. Thousands of people full of emotions were swarming about in the streets of cities and towns, pulsating with the harmony of his music.
Article 3/ Issue 19
In memory of MikisTheodorakis
Katerina Theodoraki, Child Psychiatrist – Systemic PsychotherapistMikis was an example of a complete man, in the ancient Greek sense of the phrase.
Article 4/ Issue 19
Bidding MikisTheodorakis farewell: Instead of an Epilogue
Katia Charalabaki, Psychiatrist, Family Psychotherapist, coordinating director of Family Therapy Unit of Attica Psychiatric HospitalSome words as an epilogue for the last goodbye to Mikis Theodorakis.
Article 5/ Issue 19
Changes, Trends and Developments in the Rationale of Help Seeking for Mental Health Issues in Greece
Maria Chrysikopoulou, Trainee in Systemic Therapy at the Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations., Maria-Aggeliki Tsarmopoulou, Psychologist at the Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations., Sarah Markou, Psychologist, trainee in Systemic Therapy at the Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations., Era Moulaki, Systemic Therapist, Trainer/Supervisor at the Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations., Maria Leto Kataki, SystemicTherapist, Trainer/SupervisorPresident of the Laboratory for the Study of Human Relations.The present study aims to investigate how people’s stance towards seeking help from mental health professionals has evolved during the years of the financial crisis.
Article 6/ Issue 19
2500 Years Later… Ancient Greek Tragedy Study Group
Katerina Theodoraki, Child Psychiatrist – Systemic PsychotherapistIn the present paper I will describe the activities of the HESTAFTA Ancient Greek Tragedy (or Literature) Study Group that has been meeting once a month for the past five years, in an attempt to highlight the therapeutic elements of ancient Greek tragedy, and on a secondary level to explain how the discussion about it among a group of therapist helps us in our role.
Article 7/ Issue 19
Women in the work of Euripides Misogynist or Progressive? A Systemic Reading
Xenia Velivasaki, Philologist, Virginia Fabiola Kalodiki, Psychiatrist – Systemic Psychotherapist, Olga-Loukia Zouzoula, Psychologist - Systemic PsychotherapistWe will refer to three of his main heroines: Medea, Hecuba, and Andromache.
Article 8/ Issue 19
A comment on Euripides’ “Helen” and schizophrenia
Katia Charalabaki, Psychiatrist, Family Psychotherapist, coordinating director of Family Therapy Unit of Attica Psychiatric HospitalThere are various ways to approach and analyse ancient Greek tragedy that differ from each other. The most common are the following three
Article 9/ Issue 19
Therapeutic dialogue – From Socrates to Bateson and backwards
Nikos Mourikis, Process Engineer (Dipl.ing),Technical University of Karlsruhe Psychological Counselor (COSCA) –Systemic Therapist (EFTA), PoetThis article tends to conclude that the invocation of Socrates and the inspired utilization of Socrates’ and Bateson’s writings eventually bridges any individual theoretical reasonable difference, as I conclude that the hypothesis is the dialogue’s context.
Article 10/ Issue 19
Sophocles, Freud and the revision of their opinion of Oedipus
Katia Charalabaki, Psychiatrist, Family Psychotherapist, coordinating director of Family Therapy Unit of Attica Psychiatric HospitalFreud notes: “The Oedipus complex, so named because it’s essential subject is found in the Greek myth of King Oedipus, which our good fortune has preserved for us in a version from the hand of a great dramatist
Article 11/ Issue 19
Book review: Βοοk: Group Psychotherapy and Interpersonal Neurobiology, 2020
Theodora Skali, Psychologist, MSc, PhD – Systemic PsychotherapistThe book offers a lot to our understanding of how various group psychotherapy approaches focusing on interpersonal and intrapersonal interactions, work in the psychosocial area of our bio-psychosocial existence.

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ISSUE 19

October 2021

THIS ISSUE'S ARTICLES

INTRODUCTION to Issue 19

A few words about Mikis Theodorakis

In memory of MikisTheodorakis

Bidding MikisTheodorakis farewell: Instead of an Epilogue

Changes, Trends and Developments in the Rationale of Help Seeking for Mental Health Issues in Greece

2500 Years Later… Ancient Greek Tragedy Study Group

Women in the work of Euripides Misogynist or Progressive? A Systemic Reading

A comment on Euripides’ “Helen” and schizophrenia

Therapeutic dialogue – From Socrates to Bateson and backwards

Sophocles, Freud and the revision of their opinion of Oedipus

Book review: Βοοk: Group Psychotherapy and Interpersonal Neurobiology, 2020

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