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Andreas S.G.Wallenberg
Pachaly
Andreas von Wallenberg Pachaly, Diplom-Psychologe, Psychoanalyst
and Group-Analyst, Clinical Psychologist.
Extended Biography from Who is Who in the Federal Republic of
Germany: Publishers for VIP Encyclopedias Corp., USA
Born, June 12th. 1950 in Munich.1967/68 High-School graduate
in Kent/Seattle by a Scholarship of the American Field Service
Exchange Program.
1969 Abitur in Munich.
1969/70 studies in Psychology at the U. of Montpellier, France.
1970 - 73 studies in Psychology at the Waseda-University, Tokyo
with Prof.Hitoshi Aiba, clinical and social Psychologist, member
of the Japanese Academy of Sciences.
1972/73 studies in Psychoanalysis at Keio-University, Tokyo with
Prof.Keigo Okonogi, head of the Japanese Psychoanalytic Association.
1972/73 Training at the Shibata Clinic, Tokyo, a psychotherapeutic
out-patient clinic.
1973 -75 studies in psychology at the U. of Munich.
1975 Diploma in Psychology.
1973 - 77 Training in Psychoanalysis and Group-Analysis at theMunich
Training and Research Institut of the German Academy of Psychoanalysis.
1973 - 77 Training-analysis with Dr.Gustav Hans Graber, Berne/Switzerland,
a pioneer of pre- and perinatal Psychology.
1973 - 77 group-training-analysis with Dr.med.Jan Pohl, Munich.
1975 - 77 Staff member of the first German dynamic-psychiatric
hospital, working with the principles of therapeutic communities,
psychoanalytic milieutherapy, and dynamic psychiatry.
1978/79 Staff member at the Berlin Institut of the German Academy
of Psychoanalysis.
1980 - 85 Head of the Training and Research Institut of the German
Academy of Psychoanalysis at Duesseldorf.
1981 - 85 Director of the Duesseldorf Psychoanalytic Kindergarten
of the German Association for Group-Psychotherapy.
Since 1982 member of the german working conference of M.D.'s
andpsychologists of amnesty international for the treatment of
victims of torture.
Since 1985 in private psychoanalytic and group-analytic praxis.
1986 visiting psychoanalytic superviser at the Universidad Centroamericana,
Managua and the Psychiatric Hospital.
Guest lecturer at the Institute of Studies of the Far East of
the University of Duesseldorf
1986-2001 Director of the Free Center for Psychotherapeutic Counselling,
Duesseldorf, a non-profit N.G.O., where he developed the concept
of sheltered living as a "Therapeutic Community within the
Community".
Since 1989 conducting therapeutic communities at "Haus Steprath".
Numerous publications in the field of psychoanalysis, group-analysis,
psychoanalytic therapy of borderline-patients, psychotic and
schizophrenic patients, structural violence and social psychology.
(Co-Author of the Chapter on Schizophrenia of the handbook of
Dynamic Psychiatry , Vol.1 and author of: The "German Marriage":
Intrapsychic, Interpersonal, and International Dimensions, in
Group Process and Political Dynamics (!995, Eds.: Ettin, Fiedler,
Cohen, IUP). Hobbies: Skiing, Sailing, Traveling.
Membership in international professional
organisations
1. International Association of Group
Psychotherapy (IAGP) seit 1980.
IAGP is a truly lobal organisation of Group-Psychotherapists.
A specific characteristic of IAGP is that underneath its umbrella
coexist grouptherapists of different Schools (psychoanalytically
oriented, Psychodrama, Gestalt, Therapeutic Community). They
work fruitfully together and meet every three years at a large
international Congress. In turn it takes place in all the continents
of our world and a very lively and profound exchange of clinical
experience and creative ideas is achieved.
2. Association of Therapeutic Communities
(ATC)
The annual international conferences in Windsor (nerby London)
are intellecual and personal highlights. Limited to about 60
participants this conference offers a very intensive opportunity
for exchange of ideas, clinical practise and the frank discussion
of new approaches.
The ATC has its roots in the work of Maxwel Jones (one of
its founders), Tom Main, Bion, Harold Bridger and other pioneers
in the work with therapeutic communities. ATC publishes its own
international Journal.
3.International Society for the Psychotherapy
of Schizophrenia (ISPS).
This association was founded by Gaetano Benedetti, a Suisse
pioneer of the psychotherapy of Psychosis. It conducts International
Symposia every three years on the psychological and more specifically
psychoanalytic treatment of the schizophrenias and of psychosis.
It is the international forum in this field where the possibilities
of psychotherapy are dicussed, research is presented and new
therapeutic ways are explored..
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