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10th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS and 15th
NATIONAL of CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

MONASTERIO SAN MARTÍN PINARIO
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA (SPAIN)
16-19 NOVEMBER, 2017 
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 		Olesya Volkova
Clinical Psychology, Krasnoyarsk State Medical University, Krasnoyarsk
RUSIA
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Olesya Volkova obtained her degree as Candidate of Psychology (PhD) in the field of Clinical Psychology in 2009. Now she is an associate professor of Clinical Psychology Faculty at the Krasnoyarsk State Medical University, Krasnoyarsk, Russia. She has more than 60 papers published in reputed Russian and international journals, book chapters and 8 monographs.
The topic of the post-graduate research reveals the problem of “The specific features of will-power development among children of pre-school age having weak somatic health”. Now the research interest is in the field of studying ontogenetic development of the Learned Helplessness phenomena which is strictly connected with the state of somatic health, social environment and parental influence on the child since the pre-school age till the adulthood. One of the fundamental methodological ideas of this researcher is to recover differences and similarities between Contemporary Positive Psychology and Cultural-and-Historical Approach developed in Russian Psychology on the spot of Learned Helplessness and Somatic Health.

INVITED SYMPOSIUM ABSTRACT
Comprehensive psychological support of psychosomatic patients
The major aim of the symposium “Comprehensive Psychological support of psychosomatic patients” is to share comprehensive theoretical and practical experience of different psychological approaches and psychological schools representatives. New technologies in support of psychosomatic patients, programs of psychological rehabilitation, investigation of inner psychological state of patients under the influence of different mental and somatic diseases (psychosomatic pathologies, cancer, ischemia, tuberculosis, malignant tumors of the mammary glands, cardio-vascular disease, Parkinson disease, and mental disorders) as well as methods of prevention and early diagnostic are in the focus of the symposium. As a result of symposium we see new opportunities for scientific collaboration in the field of psychosomatic approach in contemporary psychology.