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25. und 26. September 2026 - Schloss Goldegg (Salzburg)
EAIT Conference
“Coming of Age”
Adolescence and emerging adulthood
Psychotherapeutic insights and challenges
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The conference focuses on the developmental processes of growing up in the context of typical challenges in this phase of life, including career and study choices, sexuality, relationships, social groups, personal maturation, and responsibility. In addition, there are new influences such as social media, virtual worlds, artificial intelligence and fear of the future due to war, environmental and climate crises. The road to adulthood does not always go smoothly, and it is precisely in young adulthood that important decisions are made for life. Lectures and workshops focus on needs, therapeutic possibilities, and developmental processes at this age.
The European Association for Integrative Therapy and Supervision (EAIT) and Norsk forening for integrativ terapi (NFIT) in cooperation with the Supervisors’ network ANSE held the 1. EAIT Conference in Oslo, in June 2019.
In May 2022 the second conference was hold at the EAG/FPI Institut at Beversee on the theme "Co-creativity in a world at risk". Again we enjoyed joint competence, inspiration, professional relations and strengthed our ties across the borders and provided an excellent opportunity to obtain updates in research in the field.
In May 2024 the third conference tok place at Arbogast, Götzis, Austria
In September 2026 the fourth conference will take place at Schloss Goldegg, near Salzburg in Austria, with the theme “Coming of Age” Adolescence and emerging adulthood. Psychotherapeutic insights and challenges
Above two recordings from Keynote speaker Prof. Dr.mult. Hilarion Petzold held in Oslo, Norway
Main goals of the association are to spread Integrative Therapy as a method of psychotherapy to represent Integrative Therapy in national and international professional communities to encourage and perform scientific research in its field to advance its recognition in the different European countries
So far members come from Norway, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxemburg, France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia. In Austria Integrative Therapy is legally recognized as a method of psychotherapy. The Department for Psychosocial Medicine and Psychotherapy is the responsible body for certified training in Integrative Therapy.
Prof. Dr.mult. Hilarion G. Petzold acts as honorary president of the EAIT.