IJP EDITORIAL TEAM
Journal Editor
Courtenay Young, (Scotland, UK): courtenay@courtenay-young.com;
B.Sc.; PostGradCertEd; Dip. Psych; UKCP registered psychotherapist; NHS Counsellor; Eclectic (Humanistic, Body-oriented, Transpersonal) psychotherapist in private practice.
Co-Editor:
Marzena Rusanowska (Poland): assistant.editor.ijp@gmail.com (or: marzena.rusanowska@gmail.com);
Ph.D. in Social Sciences, specialization: psychology; psychologist, psychotherapist, researcher; Current affiliation: Institute of Psychology; Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland.
Associate Editor:
Alexander Filz, (Ukraine): filz_uuap@gmail.com;
MD; PhD: Assoc Prof; psychiatrist; psychoanalytical psychotherapist, lecturer at University of Lviv.
Associate Editor:
Alicja Heyda, (Poland): alicjaheyda@gmail.com;
Ph.D. in Medical Biology; Psychologist, psychotherapist, psychotherapy supervisor, psycho-oncologist, researcher; Certified Breathwork Practitioner (GBTA); Vice-President of Polish Federation for Psychotherapy; Board member of Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy; Vice-Chair of Science and Research Committee (SRC) of EAP; Affiliations: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Memorial Cancer Center and Institute of Oncology, Gliwice Branch, Poland.
Abstract Translators:
Godehard Stadmüller (Ger.); Joanna Graham Wilson (Fr.); Victoria Orlova (Ru.)
Journal & Editorial Administration: admin@ijp.org.uk
IJP EDITORIAL BOARD 2024
- Snezana Milenkovic (Serbia): e-mail; Ph.D.; University Professor of Psychotherapy at the University of Novi Sad; Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Psychology; Honorary President of the Serbian Union of Associations of Psychotherapy (SUAP); President of the Serbian Society for Integrative Art Psychotherapy.
- Peter Schütz (Austria): e-mail; M.Sc., MBA, Lecturer Economic University Vienna; President & teaching psychotherapist Austrian training center for NLP & NLPt; Psychotherapist, ECP; Austrian Circle for Group Dynamic and Group Psychotherapy (OeAGG); Elected counsellor, Vienna Chamber of Commerce (coaching & counselling chapter).
- Milena Karlinska-Nehrebecka (Poland): e-mail; President of Polish Federation for Psychotherapy, Vice President of Polish Association for Integrative Psychotherapy, Training Department Director of the Polish Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy, Ph.D. graduate of the University of Sigmund Freud in Vienna; psychotherapy supervisor, clinical psychologist; member of Scientific & Research Committee (SRC) of European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP).
- Vesna Petrovic (Serbia): e-mail; Ph.D.; University Professor of Theoretical and Practical Psychology at the Union University of Belgrade; Head of the Masters in Psychotherapy Programme, Faculty of Low and Business Studies dr Lazar Vrkatić Novi Sad; Founder and President of the Serbian Association of Integrative Psychotherapy, Member of Scientific & Research Committee (SRC) of European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP).
- Godehard Stadmüller (Germany): e-mail;
M.D., Neurologist, Psychiatrist, Psychosomatic Medicine; Trainer in Behavioural Psychotherapy & Psychodynamic Psychotherapy; Teacher (Docunt) in German Association of Depth Psychotherapy; Teaching Fellow in Bonding Psychotherapy; former Medical Director of Adula Clinic for Psychosomatic Medicine.
- Heward Wilkinson, (UK): e-mail; D.Psychotherapy (Middlesex U); MSc Psychotherapy (Leeds U); MA (Lancaster); BA (Cantab); Certificate in Education; Registered Mental Nurse; Registered Integrative Psychotherapist, United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), Accredited UKCP Supervisor; IJP Founding Editor; Honorary Member, European Association for Psychotherapy; Honorary Fellow, UKCP; Honorary Fellow European Association for Integrative Psychotherapy; Founder Director, Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute; 3 times Chair of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy College of UKCP; Committee Member of De Vere Society; Committee Member of Leavis Society.
Anne Colgan, (Ireland): e-mail; MIACP, MIAHIP, MECP, SIAHIP, Psychotherapist, Clinical Director, Vice-Chair of Irish Council of Psychotherapy
Ingrid Pirker-Binder, (Austria): e-mail; MA (Economics), MA (Pedagogics), PhD (Psychotherapy: SFU); AAPB, ISMA, Health Consultant, Psychotherapist (Logotherapy & Existential Analysis), Author, Lecturer.
- Enver Cèsko (Kosovo): e-mail; M.Sc., Licensed
Clinical Psychologist, and certified Body Psychotherapist and Positive
Transcultural Psychotherapist, international trainer and supervisor.
- Susanne Vosmer (UK): e-mail; Clinical Psychologist and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society; Group Analyst and Full member of the Institute of Group Analysis and the Group Analytic Society International; Clinical Tutor at the University of Hull; Research supervisor, examiner and reviewer.
- María Paz Cardín García, (Spain): email; PhD, Doctor in Psychology, Clinical Psychologist (Academic Award) by Universidad Cardenal Cisneros; Certified Somatic Psychotherapist by the International Institute for Biosynthesis, IIBS; CBT, Certified Therapist in Bioenergetic Analysis by IIBA, International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis. International Senior Trainer in Biosynthesis.
Maurizio Gaddeau, (Italy): email; University Professor of Dynamic Psychology and Theories and Techniques of Group Dynamics at the University of Valle d’Aosta; Chair of the Training of Postgraduate School of Psychotherapy IPAP – Institute of Analytical Psychology and Psychotherapy; Co-chair of IAGP Education Committee, Co-chair of FEPTO Task Force for Peace Building and Conflict Transformation; Psychodramatist; Jungian Analyst; certified international trainer IAGP; President of Mediterranean Association of Psychodrama.
IJP EDITORIAL BOARD MEETING (March 2024)
Our most recent face-to-face meeting of the IJP Editorial Board was in Vienna in March 2024. Our next meeting will be in October 2024 on-line (by Zoom). We meet again, face-to-face in Vienna in February 2025.
The Editorial Board sometimes also 'meets' via a Skype conference call in between the face-to-face meetings. There are regular e-mail updates; also with the International Advisory Board (here).
We welcome any level of involvement and participation.
We are also very open to new people wishing to join the IJP Editorial Board. Since we are now meeting more and more by Zoom, we only require that someone (a) fits the basic requirements (below); (b) asks to join, and (c) submits a short CV, before their name can be put for election at the next IJP Editorial Board meeting.
For the latest version of the IJP Editorial News: please click here.
The basic requirements of being a member of the IJP Editorial Board are;
(i) That you are professionally involved in the practice of psychotherapy in Europe; this involvement can be as a clinician, academic, trainer/supervisor, author, publisher, etc.
(ii) That you have written several published, professional articles, and/or chapters, and/or books, to do with psychotherapy, etc.
(iii) That you are associated - in some way - with the EAP; and/or a National Awarding Organisation (NAO) (in a European country); and/or a European-Wide Accrediting Organisation (EWAO) (for a modality of psychotherapy); and/or a European Accredited Psychotherapy Training Institute (EAPTI); and/or are an Individual Member of the EAP.
(iv). That you feel that you can commit to this role for at least 2 years.
If you fit these basic requirements and wish to be considered, please send an e-mail with the relevant information (above) to: admin@ijp.org.uk