Предавач: Фархад Далал, угледни британски психотерапеут и групни аналитичар, који ради са појединцима, групама и организацијама. Самосталном праксом се бави тридесетак година, прво у Лондону, а касније у Девону. Аутор је 4 књиге и бројних радова на тему 'расе' и расизма, односа моћи, група и етике, од којих издвајамо: 'Taking the Group Seriously', 'Thought Paralysis', ' Race,colour and the Processes of Racialization', 'The Paradox of Belonging', 'Specialists without Spirit, Sensualists without Heart', 'The Struggle to Live and Let Live', ' Forgiving the Unforgivable: Mortals, Saints & Sinners';

Abstract
I will speak up for philosophy as a deep questioning attitude as well as a form of critical thinking. I will argue that the development of this kind of attitude is not only necessary and intrinsic to the therapeutic endeavour, it is identical to it. The work is not easy because it requires great courage to work one's way
towards inhabiting this kind of attitude; courage that is required not only from the ones-who-come-forhelp (patient/client), but also the one-who-tries-to-help (therapist). Amongst other things, I will speak against ideas of psychotherapy as 'treatment that seeks to 'cure' 'mental illnesses'; I will say something about my understanding of 'Eastern' philosophies, and contrast them with my evolving philosophy of psychotherapy. In this task I will call on a range of philosophers from Wittgenstein to Hume, Mead, Gaita, Keats, Weil, and de Beauvoir.

Водитељ пленарне дискусије: Тија Деспотовић, психијатар и тренинг групни аналитичар