Karen Davies Hough, U.K.
Karen is a qualified Teacher, Social Worker and Psychotherapist. She has been practicing counselling since 1991, working in a G.P. practice and from 1996 as a Stress Counsellor for the local authority. Karen is currently a representative on the Psychotherapeutic Counselling Section of the UKCP, a member of the UKCP Psychotherapy with Children Committee and the Treasurer of UKAPC. She is a member of the European Interdisciplinary Association of Therapy with Children and Young People. Her approach is Integrative, working with both children and adults.

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She graduated the Psychology-Sociology Faculty, within the University of Bucharest in 1997. Starting from 2000 till the present she is a principal psychologist at the Emergency County Clinical Hospital in Constanţa and she is also in professional colaboration with the Laboratory of the Forensic Service in Constanţa, within the Comission of Psychiatric Expertise. In 2004 she made a postgraduate course of Judicial  Psychology in Cluj at the Babeş-Bolyai and started working as a Clinical Hypnosis, Relaxation and Ericksonian Therapy psychotherapist. Between 2006-2008 she followed a master’s program in Applied Psychology in Defence and National Security. In 2007 she became a Supervisor – accredited by the Romanian Psychologists’ College in the following comissions: Clinic Psychology, Work, Servicies and Transportation, National Defence. From 2007 she takes part as an investigatior in various research clinical studies in mental disorders. She has participated at national and international trainings regarding the specific activities of this field and from 2008 she is the Representant of the Romanian Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy – Constanţa Branch.

Dr. Ken Evans, France

Dr. Ken Evans brings to his role in EIATCYP many years experience of holding office in professional associations in the United Kingdom and Europe. He was Training Standards Officer for UKCP (1998-2001); President of EAP (1994); Founding President of EAIP (1996-99); President of EAGT (2002-2008).He has always enjoyed work with children, adolescents, families and couples alongside work with adults, in his private practice. Formerly a Principle Social Worker/Team Leader Ken has worked extensively with families including adoption, fostering and Guardian Ad Litem duties.

He has worked as a Probation Officer and run intermediate treatment groups with adolescent offenders. He was a Group Work tutor to university social work students and ran therapeutic oriented groups with single parents. Together with Joanna Hewitt Evans Ken co-leads a Children and Adolescent Psychotherapy training programme based in France, and other European countries.

Joanna Hewitt Evans, France

MA, MA, Co- director of EUROCPS is a UKCP registered Gestalt Psychotherapist  and EAIP registered Integrative Psychotherapist.  She is a visiting trainer at several European Psychotherapy Training Institutes and until September 2009 ran the Gestalt psychotherapy training program at the Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute , UK.   Joanna also has an MA in Social Work and worked for many years for F S U, Family Service Units in Leicester, UK.   During this time she was involved in developing and managing child and family therapy services including projects working with children and families affected by child sexual abuse and with children and families of mixed heritage, impacted by racism.  She is particularly interested in the development and research of effective models for therapeutic work with children and young people, both individually and in groups.

György Gáspár, Romania
Clinician psychologist licensed in psychology at the “Babes - Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca. He has long term formation in eriksonian hypnotherapy, family therapy and integrative psychotherapy and completed various sociality courses in cognitive – behavioural interventions. He is a member in The Psychologists’ College of Romania and of The Association of Psychologist from Romania. He is the president of the Multicultural Association of Psychology and Psychotherapy and a collaborator for the organization Save the Children Romania, expert in different programs which promote the child’s well-being, group coordinator of psychotherapy and personal development for parents and adolescents. He holds courses of ongoing professional training and mental health workshop.

Margareta Mesic, Croatia         

Working with children, families and teachers in elementary school and project manager for Programs in drug prevention in local area of Zadar County; working with school children and young people, and also with teachers and families on the field of prevention and healing drug addiction.

Working with young people and their families in field of drug prevention and healing drug addiction; Creating and organising several projects in human and mental health field

(Working with groups of parents for three years on island Pag); Member of local Committee for repression of substance abuse; President of Society of psychologists in Zadar. She is a board member of the EIATCYP.

Dr. Domnica Petrovai, Romania

Mara Priceputu, România

Mara Adriana Priceputu is the president of the Romanian Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy since 2008 until present, is a certified European psychotherapist (EAIP), trainer, supervisor in integrative psychotherapy, has an European certificate by grandparenting (GEP) in multimodal approach, psychotherapist in clinical hypnosis and Ericksonian therapy, cognitive-behavioral and interpersonal psychotherapy, specialist in clinical psychology, educational psychology, organizational psychotherapy, work and transportation. She is a member and national representative of the European Association for Integrative Psychotherapy (EAIP), member of the Romanian Association of Clinical Hypnosis, Relaxation and Ericksonian Theerapy, The Association of Psychologists from Romania, The Romanian College of Psychologists. Author of several articles and scientific papers in the field of clinical psychology, psychotherapy and educational psychology. She is a board member of the EIATCYP.

 Michael Randolph, Italia

Michael Randolph is an Integrative psychotherapist who had a practice in Toulouse, France for 20 years before deciding to concentrate on body-cantered group workshops in London and Poland and on training workshops in Romania and Paris, occasionally also in Slovenia and Italy. He also works as psychotherapy supervisor in Paris.

He is currently Secretary–General of the French Psychotherapy Union and chairs the Membership Committee of the European Association of Integrative Psychotherapy, EAIP.

Margit Reenburg, Denmark

Margrit Reenburg is a trained teacher and pedagogue, has a bachelor in Social Science and a very broad experience in working with children and young people ranging from normal to more psychiatric disorders and the huge area in between. She is a Gestalt Psychotherapist from GIS, The Gestalt Institute of Scandinavia, where she is a senior leader, supervisor and teacher. She has her own practice and she is a member of EAGT and the Danish Association of Psychotherapy.

Ruxandra Rascanu    

University Professor at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Bucharest University, with PhD in psychology. She is a PhD coordinator and founding member of the Romanian Association of Social Workers and of the Foundation “Interferences” and she is also a member of the Romanian Psychologists’ Association. She organized and participated to varios scientific manifestations in Romania and abroad and published several psychology studies and books.

Emilija Stoimenova Canevska, Macedonia

She is a clinical and Health Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Trainer and Supervisor. During her earlier university studies Prof. Dr.Emilija Stoimenova Canevska gained the majority of her practical experience at Institute for Mental Health for Children and Adolescents in Skopje.

In 1991 she worked as a psychologist and psychotherapist at the Institute for Child Respiratory Diseases, dedicated primarily to working with psychosomatically ill children, their families, peers, and teachers. Emilija also worked with children with developmental disturbances, school problems, relational problems, and adjustment problems.

Emilija has a Masters in Clinical Psychology and completed her doctorate in 2005 on the, ‘The connection between alexithymia, copying styles and personality factors in psychosomatics and healthy persons.’

From 2006 Prof Dr Stoimenova Canevska has also worked as Professor at New York University Skopje, teaching psychological courses and child and adolescent Psychology. She also has a successful private practice at the Gestalt Institute of Skopje, working with adults and children/adolescents and from where she runs the training programme in Gestalt |Therapy, which s accredited by EAGT. Through the services She also does some teaching for UNICEF supported programs through the Agency for Social Welfare.

Prof Dr Emilija Stoimenova Canevska is associate teaching member of several European teaching Institutes, as well as member of the distinguished European associations for psychotherapy and psychology. She is an ECP and EAGT certificate holder.

Dr. Emőke Tarján, Ungaria 

Emőke Tarján is a psychiatrist, trainer and supervisor in family psychotherapy, psychodrama and integrative psychotherapy. She worked in different psychiatry hospitals and in the present she gives counselling and psychotherapy services for different specialty clinics in Hungary. She also coordinates professional training group in psychodrama, family psychotherapy, personal development, mental health and workshops in family psychotherapy. She is founding member of the Multicultural Association of Psychology and Psychotherapy. She is a member of the Psychiatrist College in Hungary, the Magyar Association of Family Therapy, the Magyar Association of Psychodrama, the Australian Association of Psychodrama and the Magyar Association for Psychotherapy.