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1. Catolica
2. Stockholm
3. Oxford
4. Leuwen 1&2
5. Budapesta
6. Sofia
7. Estoril
8. Kauniainen
9. Viena
10. Cluj-Napoca
11. Alacati
12. Glasgow / Bearsden
13. Ghent
14 Belgrade / Kovacica
In the seventies and eighties a variety of organisations evolved offering international seminars for psychodrama, from the Louvain (Leuven) Seminar 1972 (106 participants out of 8 European countries) to the Cattolica meeting 1987 and Moreno Memorials in 1989 at Baden Austria with an opening for Eastern European countries.
2. Stockholm
3. Oxford
4. Leuwen 1&2
5. Budapesta
6. Sofia
7. Estoril
8. Kauniainen
9. Viena
10. Cluj-Napoca
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11. Alacati
12. Glasgow / Bearsden
13. Ghent
14 Belgrade / Kovacica
The more concrete project to gather European trainers in one association emerged in Montreal at the IAGP Congress of 1992. The first meeting was convened by Grete Leutz and Pierre Fontaine with the local organiser Göran Högberg in 1993 in Stockholm (29 participants from 17 countries). There were yearly meetings under the name ESCOPE (European Study and Co-ordination of Psychodrama Education). More > Annual Meeting History
1996, in Louvain, the association was founded, as FEPTO, a constitution was voted on, and the first council was elected. It was agreed as an international non-profit organisation in accordance with Belgian law. The statutory address is (c/o Pierre Fontaine) Herestraat 21 in 3000 Louvain, Belgium. The working language is English but sometimes at the annual meeting there is a working subgroup speaking French, Italian or German.
Annual Meeting History
1. 1993 Stockholm (Sweden) ISCOPE
2. 1994 Oxford (Great Britain)
name changed to ESCOPE
3. 1995 Louvain (Belgium)
4. 1996 Louvain (Belgium) first GA,
name changed to FEPTO
5. 1997 Sulzano (Italy)
6. 1998 Diez (Germany)
7. 1999 Sevilla (Spain)
8. 2000 Budapest (Hungary)
Training and Values
9. 2001 Grasse (France)
Roots and Wings. Trans-generational
Aspects of Training
10. 2002 Sofia/Bistritza (Bulgaria) From Training to Practice
11. 2003 Estoril (Portugal) Ways of Supervision
12. 2004 Kauniainen (Finland) Trust, Ethics and Power in Practice
13. 2005 Vienna (Austria) Bridge Over Troubled Water
/Integration of Opposites Allows Differences
14. 2006 Cluj-Napoca (Romania) Apolon and Dyonisos/Theories In Action
15. 2007 Alacati (Turkey) Back to Back, Face to Face
/Different Styles of Training in Conflict Resolution
16. 2008 Glasgow (Scotland) Re-searching Nessie/Exploring Sociodrama
17. 2009 Ghent (Belgium) Working with your Neighbours
18. 2010 Belgrade (Serbia) Liing on the Borderline