Family dynamic is specific aspect of family group and systematic therapy, which is hard to classify in just one category of psychotherapy because this therapy includes, integrates many different aspects of different psychotherapies. During the seminar, participators are getting to know elements of family dynamic and physical therapy, by doing that they realize that many life's problems (help problems, problems in marriage, quarrels or disputes, problems of economic nature, at work, with kids, addictions...) are connected with the family we live at present, or with the one that we grew up in, or with our parents' families as well. Families function on many different levels.  There is difference between visible (so-called manifested) level and the level of hidden feelings (so-called latent). Pathological balance often exists on this hidden level, which after long stagnation of energy creates illness or pathological process in family or family members. Many things that determine our lives, happiness and health are part of these latent levels and they exist in our sub-consciousness.
Family dynamic education enables participators to personally feel the effects of this method. During the cycle of seminars the participants will be able to familiarize themselves with the principles of this unique method and with hidden operations in the system of family relationships as well as to feel the effects of this methods and to become trained to apply methods in their families and at work.

Seminars are especially suitable for professionals in the field of psychology, pedagogy, social work, medicine, special education who want to apply new methods or to innovate their way of working, as well as individuals and couples who see new way of dealing with life's problems. Everybody benefits.

Seminars’ summary: trust; working on oneself; verbal expression of feelings; communication (with oneself or others); influence of the individual on the environment and vice versa; working with your own boundaries (limits); family message; transformation of the family ‘’rules’’; significance of the family; genogram; family secrets; recognizing family's patterns; group dynamic; support for practical work.