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Fall Workshop
Sep 22, 2012
Saturday 9am – 4pm
(Registration at 8:30am) |
Grievance as a Container for the Negative
Maxine K. Anderson, M.D., FIPA
Founder and Training & Supervising Analyst, Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society, Seattle; Training & Supervising Analyst, Seattle Psychoanalytic Society & Institute; and Canadian Psychoanalytic Society; Full Member, British Psychoanalytical Society
Entrenched grievance provides a seeming protection from deep trauma and loss. But if unattended by the reverie function, it may become a hard-shelled rind into which pain, rage, and righteousness are poured, and concretized as Truths. Detailed illustrations of both the patient’s entrenchment and the analyst’s attempts to aid emergence are presented.
Case Presentation: Laurel Bass Wagner, Ph.D.
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Spring Workshop*
April 20, 2013
Saturday 9am – 4pm
(Registration at 8:30am) |
The Music and The Dance of Therapeutic Action
Alexandra Harrison, M.D.
Training and Supervising Analyst, Adult and Child and Adolescent Supervisory Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute; Assistant Clinical Professor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School.
Psychodynamic play therapy uses a young child’s natural way of making sense of his inner world – imaginative play – to help him open up a set of rigid meanings about himself and those around him and create new, more flexible, and adaptive meanings that can allow him to move on in his psychological development. The usual way therapists communicate about therapy sessions is through the reconstruction of the narrative of a session from memory. The videotape of a play session provides a complementary perspective to this reconstructed information.The implicit, procedural second by second coordination of two partners occurs at the micro-level of communication, which is generally out of awareness. Video microanalysis is necessary to identify both patterns of coordination and moments of transformation in these patterns.
In this presentation, Dr. Harrison will use videotapes from play sessions of two preschool children to demonstrate how the story of the session and the music and the dance – the micro-process - of the session come together.
Case Presentation: To Be Announced
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6 CMEs and CEUs provided for Fall and Spring Workshops, and 1.5 CEUs for Wednesday meetings.
WORKSHOP AND MONTHLY MEETING LOCATIONS
The Fall and Spring Workshops will be held at UT Southwestern Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, 8th Floor, Room NC8.212, 2201 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX 75235.
All DSPP Wednesday evening monthly mini-workshops will be held at Pecan Creek Office Park, 8340 Meadow Road, Dallas, TX 75231. The Pecan Creek Office Park is near the intersection of Walnut Hill Lane and Greenville Avenue across from Presbyterian Hospital. Drinks and snacks will be served at 7pm, and presentations begin at 7:30pm. The mini-workshops are free to members and students. Non-member professionals may attend for $10 per workshop, payable on site. The fee includes CEUs, drinks & snacks.
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November 8, 2008
Fall Workshop: Pamela B. Sorensen, Ph.D., MACP (Brit)
“What to do? Thoughts about Linking Dynamic Formulation and Treatment Intervention.”
March 7, 2009
Spring Mini-Workshop: Adoption: The Known, Uncertain and Fantasized Ties that Bind
Joellen Peters, Ph.D., JoAnn Ponder, Ph.D., Sharon Horowitz, Ph.D.
November 3, 2007
We Are Driven: Modern Drive Theory and Practice
Fall Workshop with Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau, Ph.D.
March 8, 2008
The Lacanian Unconscious in America
Spring Workshop with Judith Feher Gurewich, Ph.D.
April 12, 2008
Therapeutic Constructions and Our Multiple Selves
Closing workshop with Kenneth Gergen, Ph.D.
April 22, 2006
Chronic Sorrow: Dream and Reality
Susan Roos, Ph.D., LCSW, BCD, FT
November 13, 2004
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Race, Class, and Culture
Neil Altman, Ph.D
April 24, 2004
Frontiers of
Dialectical Constructivism:
The Myths of Free Association
and the Potentials of the Analytic
Relationship
Irwin Hoffman, PhD
Information
October 11, 2003
A Lacanian Approach to Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis
Francis Hofstein, MD
Information
May 3, 2003
A Relational/Intersubjective
Approach to Conjoint Therapy
Philip Ringstrom, PhD, PsyD
Information
October 12, 2002
"Reflective Space"
Robert D. Hinshelwood, MD
Information
April
6, 2002
Originator
of Interpersonal Relational Theory
aka, Control Mastery Theory
Joseph Weiss, MD
Information
November 3, 2001
The
Person under the Problem: How Understanding
Personality Structure Empowers Psychotherapy
Nancy McWilliams, Ph.D.
Information
March
24, 2001
The Psychoanalytic Perspective
vs.
"Empirically Validated Therapies"
Drew Westen, Ph.D.
information
March
15, 2001
Preventing Mass Murder in Schools:
Understanding Violent Children from "Peaceful"
Families
Peter Fonagy, Ph.D. & Stuart Twemlow, M.D.
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November
4, 2000
Objects of
Hope: Exploring Possibility
and Limit in Psychoanalysis
Steven Cooper, Ph.D.
Information
April
1, 2000
Beyond
Either/Or: Gender, Intersubjectivity and the Post-Oedipal
Jessica Benjamin, Ph.D.
information
November
13, 1999
You've
Got to Suffer if You Want to Sing the Blues:
Psychoanalytic Reflections on Self-Pity, Guilt and Romance
Stephen Mitchell, Ph.D.
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For a list of
prior presenters at DSPP Workshops visit the History
page
Check the Calendar page for monthly
mini-workshops.
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