On November 14, 2025, Marina Semischasnova, a post-graduate student at the Department of General Psychology, participated in the international scientific conference of the University of Banja Luka, "Banja Luka November Meetings." 

This scientific forum, held annually since 2000, brings together specialists from various fields of study and is accredited by the Ministry of Scientific and Technological Development and Higher Education of the Republic of Srpska. Her online presentation, "Psychosomatic Disorders in the Context of Changing Social Bonds," prepared under the scientific supervision of Professor V.V. Konstantinov, systematized the current theoretical basis for understanding the relationship between social relations and psychosomatic disorders. 

Key conceptual approaches explaining the mechanisms by which changing social bonds influence physical and mental health were discussed. The practical and applied implications of the study were discussed, including potential areas for prevention and rehabilitation, as well as recommendations for further interdisciplinary research in psychosomatics and social psychology. 

The presentation by the Penza psychologist generated keen interest among the forum participants.