Speakers

Multidisciplinary scientific and practical conference

"Therapy of family relations
аs a way of preventing addictions "
Moscow, 2015

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On February 4, 2015, a multidisciplinary scientific and practical conference "Therapy of family relations as a way of preventing dependence" was held in the conference hall of the Russian Medical Academy of Continuing Medical Education on Barrikadnaya Street. In the final resolution, the conference participants expressed the opinion that such multidisciplinary conferences should be held in the future.

In 2017 in Moscow, on the basis of RMAСМЕ, a conference will be held in which leading foreign and domestic experts in the field of psychiatry, narcology, psychology, priests of the Russian Orthodox Church dealing with the problems of addictions will take part. Among the participants of the Conference are specialists from Russia, Croatia, Serbia, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Sri Lanka.

All-Russian scientific-practical conference with international participation "Prevention of addictive disorders: biopsychosociospiritual approach"

Keynote Speakers

Alexander Kulikov, Moscow (Russia)

MD, professor, Vice-Rector for Research RMACME, Head of the Department of Physical Therapy, Sports Medicine and medical rehabilitation

Evgeny Brun, Moscow (Russia)

Professor of psychiatry. Doctor of medical sciences. Director of Department of Addiction of RMAPE MD. Head, Moscow Scientific Practical Center for Narcology

Victor Makarov, Moscow (Russia)

Professor of psychotherapy and professional consultant. Doctor of medical sciences. Director of psychotherapy, medical psychology and sexology department of RMAPE. President of Professional Psychotherapeutic League

Pavel Sidorov, Arkhangelsk (Russia)

MD, professor, academician and full member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, chief researcher at the Northern State Medical University, director of the Institute of mental medicine

Dmitri Sychev, Moscow (Russia)

MD, PhD, Head of Department, Doctor-Clinical Pharmacology, Vice-Rector for Development and Innovation of RMACME

Valentina Moskalenko, Moscow (Russia)

MD, Professor, leading researcher NSC RF Addiction

Aleksandr Katkov, St. Petersburg (Russia)

MD, Professor, Rector of the International Institute for Social psychotherapy St. Petersburg, full member and Vice-President PPL

Evgeny Koshkina, Moscow (Russia)

MD, Professor, Research Institute of Narcology

Catherine Sobornikova, Moscow (Russia)

PhD, Associate Professor of Addiction RMAСME

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Helge Kolstad, Fredrikstad (Norway)

President of the World Organization of Family club of sobriety (WACAT), President IOGT (1990-1998)

Petar Nastasic, Belgrade (Serbia)

MD, Professor of the University "Singidunum" (Belgrade, Serbia)

Zoran Zoricic, Zagreb (Croatia)

MD, Professor of Psychiatry and Narcology, University of Zagreb (Croatia), Head of the Croatian Association of treated alcoholics club (HSKLA)

Pubudu Sumanasekara, Colombo (Sri Lanka)

Executive Director Alcohol and Drug Information Centre ( ADIC)

Alcohol and Drug Information Centre ( ADIC)

Archpriest Alexei Baburin, Moscow (Russia)

The priest of the Russian Orthodox Church, Chairman of the Board Interregional social movement supporting Family Sobriety Clubs, senior researcher MHRC

Hieromonk Irinarkh (Levintovich), Shuya (Russia)

Priest of the Russian Orthodox Church, PhD, Rector of the Archangel Podvorye of the Kazan Monastery

Viktoriya Bartsalkina, Moscow (Russia)

PhD, Associate Professor of the State Educational Establishment of the Moscow State Psychological Pedagogical University

Georgiy Gusev, Moscow (Russia)

PhD, Director of the Vicariate School of Family Sobriety Club Workers

Nikolay Kaklyugin, Krasnodar (Russia)

PhD, chairman of the regional branch of Mothers Against Drugs Ltd. in the Krasnodar Territory

Anna Goryacheva, Moscow (Russia)

Senior teacher of the PSTU and the Nikolo-Perervinsky theological seminary

Andrey Magay, Moscow (Russia)

Junior researcher of the Department of endogenous mental disorders and affective states of FSBSI MHRC, Interregional social movement supporting Family Sobriety Clubs

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