Humans are adaptive, complex creatures that move in vibrant networks. When they
get stuck and develop psychological problems, our current concepts of disease and
linear treatments often fall short and is it necessary to respond with more flexibility.
In my lecture I will discuss the properties of living systems, ways to reduce
complexity with their advantages and disadvantages, levels of management of care
processes and consequences of the choices therein. I will describe other forms of
dealing with complexity and what can help to connect to various and changing networks.
I will show why organizational principles, in which simplicity, trust and self-
management are leading, help to connect open and curious to
people in psychological distress and their environment.