2001-2002
COURSE ANNOUNCEMENT |
Individuals satisfactorily
completing each of the four courses (Fall 2000-Spring 2001) will receive a certificate recognizing advanced
studies in psychoanalytic theory and practice. Prior participation is
not required to register for current sessions.
FALL
2001 SCHEDULE
COUNTERTRANSFERENCE:
Research into the Unconscious |
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The course will emphasize the
therapist's use of self as an analytic instrument. Continuing Klein's
introduction to primitive mental functioning, we will investigate a post-Kleinian
approach to the ways people use their mind to find or destroy
meaning. Clinical applications of theory to common clinical
situations will again be the focus of lecture, informal discussion, and
shared presentations.
Study Group Leader: Myrna Little, PhD
Objective: The
enhancement of the therapist's listening and responding skills.
Location: Presbyterian Community Mental
Health Center
Time: 7:30-9:00 pm
Registration:: $125 (Students: $70)
Readings: Will be supplied by Dr. Little for an
additional fee.
CEU's: Participants will receive certificates of
attendance that they may submit for continuing education credits.
Topics of Study for
COUNTERTRANSFERENCE:
Research into the Unconscious
NOTE:
The Study Group will meet on Tuesdays
| August
21 |
Introduction:
The Analytic Relationship |
| August
28 |
A
Model: How the Analytic Mind Functions. |
| September
4 |
Cycles
of Projection and Introjection in the Therapeutic Dyad |
| September
11 |
Countertransference
and Interpretation |
| September
18 |
Aggression
in the Transference and Countertransference |
| September
25 |
The
Problem of Insight and Change |
| October
2 |
Differentiation
of the Psychotic from the Nonpsychotic |
| October
9 |
Analysis
and Language |
| October
23 |
Countertransference,
Reverie, and Interpretation |
| October
30 |
Faith
in the Analytic Enterprise |
Registration: $125 (Students: $70); fee for class materials
TBA.
To register, make checks payable to Myrna Little, Ph.D. and mail to:
Myrna Little, Ph.D. 6320 LBJ Freeway, Ste 127,
Dallas, TX 75240
For questions please
contact: Dr. Myrna Little at m.little@airmail.net
or 972-233-0647.
SPRING
2002 SCHEDULE
Psychotherapeutic Technique:
The Practical Implications of Psychoanalytic Theory
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We will focus not only on how
psychoanalytic theory influences what we do with our patients, but also discuss the theory of
psychoanalytic technique as developed by Charles Brenner.
Study Group Leader: Jane Walvoord, LMSW-ACP
Objective: Increase knowledge about how to put
psychoanalytic theory into practice.
Text book:
Psychoanalytic Technique and Psychic Conflict by Charles Brenner (1973), International Universities Press. Three
additional readings will be provided by the instructor.
CEU's: Participants will receive certificates of
attendance that they may submit for continuing education credits.`
Location: Presbyterian Community Mental
Health Center
Time: 7:30-9:00 pm
Registration:: $125 (Students: $70)
To register, make checks payable to DSPP and mail to:
DSPP
4516 Lovers Lane #446
Dallas, TX 75225-6993
For questions please
contact:
Instructor: Jane Walvoord, LMSW-ACP janewalv@airmail.net
or 214-691-2171
Education Chair: Dr. Myrna Little at m.little@airmail.net
or 972-233-0647.
| January 22 |
Beyond the Ego and the Id Revisited, C. Brenner. (1998)
Journal of
Clinical Psychoanalysis, 7:165-180 |
| January 29 |
Introduction and Chapter 1. Psychic Conflict and the Task of the
Analyst |
| February 5 |
Chapter 2. Conjecture and Interpretation |
| February 12 |
Chapter 3. Defense Analysis |
| February 19 |
Chapter 4. Superego Analysis; Affects and Psychic Conflict |
| February 26 |
Chapter 5. Transference |
| March 5 |
Chapter 6. Analysis of Dreams, Symptoms, Fantasies, and Similar
Phenomena |
| March 12 |
Chapter 7. Goals of Analysis, Case Selection, Practical
Arrangements, and Other Topics; and Chapter 8. Conclusion |
| March 19 |
The Psychoanalytic Process, Jacob A. Arlow, M.D. and Charles
Brenner, M.D., (1990) Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 59:678-692. |
| March 26 |
On Beginning an Analysis, C. Brenner, Chapter 3 in
On Beginning an Analysis. Edited by Theodore J. Jacobs, M.D. and Arnold Rothstein, M.D.
(1998) International Universities Press, pp. 47-55. |
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