Foundations of Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy
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International Psychotherapy Institute
2017-2018 Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy Course
Special Topics In the Theory, Technique, and Practice Of Couple Therapy
Course Directors: David Scharff, MD and Carla Trusty-Smith, Ph.D., LMHC
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SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS JANUARY 10 - Wednesdays 9:45 -11:45 am ET
Participate in person at a local site or join this live web seminar from your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone The Special Topics in the Theory, Technique and Practice of Couple Therapy course will focus on special topics and challenges in the practice of couple treatment, using presentations, case presentation and discussion, and advance readings. The course will feature presenters from the International Psychotherapy Institute and colleagues from the U.S., Argentina, England, Greece, Israel, Mexico, Scotland, and Spain. Participants may join the course at several established sites including Chevy Chase, MD, Indianapolis, IN, Long Island, NY, Panama City, Panama, and Tel Aviv, Israel, or join over the internet. Internet participants will all have the opportunity to participate fully in the seminar by joining in the live discussion with the presenter and local sites. Participants joining over the internet can do so easily by downloading a free program and clicking on a simple link provided for each session.
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Fall 2017 Semester 7 two-hour sessions: 14 CE credits September 6 Caroline Sehon (Washington, DC)
Reverberations of Couple & Family Links Across Generations
October 18 David Scharff (Washington, DC)
The Process of a Couple Intervention
October 25 Jamie Loveland (Houston, TX)
Then There Were Three: Working with Couples with Substance Addiction
November 1 Molly Ludlam (Edinburgh, Scotland)
Connecting with the Internal Couple
November 15 Christopher Clulow (St. Albans, England)
Sexual Fantasy and the Dynamics of Attachment
November 29 Dina Oren (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Love, Drugs and Sex
December 6 Monica Vorchheimer (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
The Film 45 Years: An Approach Through a Link Perspective
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Winter-Spring 2018 Semester 8 two-hour sessions: 16 CE credits January 10 Damian McCann (London, England)
The Couple and Family in Transition:
Exploring Gender and Gender Reassignment January 24 Ana Maria Barossa (Mexico City)
Treating the Transmission of Symptoms from Parent to Child
February 7 Anastasia Tsamparli (Athens, Greece)
Conflict and Reconciliation in Couple Therapy
February 21 Carl Bagnini (Port Washington, NY)
Couples with Mourning Challenges when Experiencing Miscarriages
March 7 Amita Sehgal (London, England)
Working with Couples in Co-therapy
March 28 Hanni Mann-Shalvi (Tel Aviv, Israel)
The Unique Unconscious Dynamic in Family Psychoanalysis
April 11 Carla Trusty-Smith (Indianapolis, IN)
The Couple as Container:
Thinking Inside and Outside the Analytic Box May 2 Elizabeth Palacios (Zaragoza, Spain)
Contemporary Families:
New Approaches in Theory and Clinical Practice |
$295 per semester
Participants register for the full semester of seven or eight sessions — not open to registration for individual sessions. Register online using the online registration form. You can also click here to download a registration form.
Make an online payment to complete your registration, or contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to arrange payment. CE Credit:
Fall Semester 2017: 14 hours
Winter-Spring Semester 2018: 16 hours For more information
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