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EVENTS
Challenging Today’s Immigration Narrative and Its Twentieth Century Roots
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
Saturday, Feb 22, 2020
Presenter: Katherine Benton-Cohen, PhD
Facilitator: Venus Masselam PhD
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020
Presenter: Heather MacIntosh, Ph.D.
Panel Discussion by Richard Chefetz, M.D. and Charles McCormack, M.S.W.
Principles of Group Psychotherapy
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
MODERN DEATH: PREPARING FOR THE END-OF-LIFE
8 Wednesdays, Mar. 11-May 6, 2020
Presenter: Farooq Mohyuddin, MD, CGP
MODERN DEATH: PREPARING FOR THE END-OF-LIFE
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
MODERN DEATH: PREPARING FOR THE END-OF-LIFE
Saturday-Sunday Mar. 14-15
Chair: Tybe Diamond, M.S.W
Center for the Study of Aging and Clinical Applications
From Socrates to Dora: Hysteria and the role of the Real
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
Lessons from the writings of Jacques Lacan and Colette Soler.
Saturday, March 28, 2020
Sunday, March 29, 2020
Macario Giraldo, PhD
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
Delights and Shadows: Working with a Co-Therapist in Group
Friday-Saturday, Apr. 24-25, 2020
Co-Chairs: Molly Donovan, Ph.D. and Barry Wepman, Ph.D
National Group Psychotherapy Institute
Building on Erich Fromm’s Analysis of Society and Humanistic Development
Building on Erich Fromm’s Analysis of Society and Humanistic Development
Building on Erich Fromm’s Analysis of Society and Humanistic Development
4 Fridays, May 1, 8, 29, June 30, 2020
Michael Maccoby, PhD
Mauricio Cortina, MD
Events
Friday, 1/31/2020 - Saturday, 2/1/2020
A Relational Approach to Group Therapy: Enactive Engagement, Companioning, and Narrative
9:30AM - 6PM
Friday, 1/31/2020 - Saturday, 2/1/2020
A Relational Approach to Group Therapy: Enactive Engagement, Companioning, and Narrative
Guest Presenter: Robert Grossmark, Ph.D.
Chair: Karen Eberwein, Psy.D.
Being known by the group and companioned in areas of pain, shame and fr...
9:30AM - 6PM
Saturday, Feb 22, 2020
Challenging Today’s Immigration Narrative and Its Twentieth Century Roots
9:30AM - 4:30PM
Saturday, Feb 22, 2020
Challenging Today’s Immigration Narrative and Its Twentieth Century Roots
Presenter: Katherine Benton-Cohen, PhD
Facilitator: Venus Masselam PhD
The history and impact of immigration in the United States is an import...
9:30AM - 4:30PM
Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
9AM - 5PM
Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020
Couple Therapy in the Shadow of Trauma: Enhancing Emotional Regulation and Mentalization
A Day with Heather MacIntosh, Ph.D.
Panel Discussion by Richard Chefetz, M.D. and Charles McCormack, M.S.W.
Even the most seasoned couples the...
9AM - 5PM
Wednesdays Mar. 11-May 6
Principles of Group Psychotherapy
7pm - 9PM
Wednesdays Mar. 11-May 6
Principles of Group Psychotherapy
This course is modeled on the Core Course of Group Psychotherapy designed by the American Group Psychotherapy Association.
7pm - 9PM
Saturday-Sunday Mar. 14-15
Overview of Ethics, End of Life, Legal Issues & Spirituality
9AM-5PM
Saturday-Sunday Mar. 14-15
Overview of Ethics, End of Life, Legal Issues & Spirituality
Study of Aging and Clinical Applications Faculty
Chair: Tybe Diamond, M.S.W
9AM-5PM
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