18th World Seminar on COVID-19 & Vaccination
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The Paradoxical Effects of Covid-19 in Italian Systemic Practice: Clinical and Teaching Insights

Trotta Barbara1* Mosconi Andrea2
1 Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Trainer of the Milanese Centre for Family Therapy, teacher of the Paduan Centre for Family Therapy, Italy
2 Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist, Trainer of the Milanese Centre for Family Therapy, Director of the Paduan Centre for Family Therapy, Italy

Citation: Barbara T, Andrea M (2021) The Paradoxical Effects of Covid-19 in Italian Systemic Practice: Clinical and Teaching 'Insights'. Scitech Central COVID-19. 

Received: April 10, 2021         Accepted: April 14, 2021         Published: April 14, 2021

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the personal and professional lives of all of us and has laid the bases for a social and cultural change that has involved the therapeutic practice. The video will highlight the main points expressed in our article “The paradoxical effects of Covid-19 in Italian Systemic practice: clinical and teaching “insights””. The article is a reflection on the effects of the “viral phenomenon” in term of opportunities and changes that have arisen from the use of the digital tools and in particular of the online setting, both in the clinical work and in Italian systemic therapists’s training. The pandemic has initiated a digital driving force that is expanding our possibilities as systemic therapists and trainers. Technology has now entered the therapy rooms and is an additional device that we can use to expand our toolbox. The emergency, precisely because of its unpredictability, requires greater flexibility in interventions and the online setting is an evidence of this phenomena. So, we will talk about the contributions that technology may bring to our practices as an integration and enrichment to therapist's and trainer's tools on different levels: non-verbal behaviour, activation of resources and reflective function, as setting, on the diagnostic level.
Keywords: COVID 19, Paradoxical effects, Online setting, Online therapy, Online teaching

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