61. Certificate In Psychodynamic And Psychoanalytic Supervision Aims. This course aims to provide a Certificate in Supervision from a Psychodynamicperspective, to appropriately qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. http://www.supervisionsouthwest.org.uk/certificate/certificate.htm

Promoting training and development of Supervisors in S.W. England and S. Wales Visitor No s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Certificate in Supervision Aims This course aims to provide a Certificate in Supervision from a Psychodynamic perspective, to appropriately qualified counsellors and psychotherapists. The qualification entitles participants to supervise other counsellors and psychotherapists under supervision to the level of their competance. There will be opportunities provided for suitably qualified successful certificate trainees to upgrade their certificate to a diploma. Successful diploma participants may also be able to apply for the MA in Supervision through WPF (Counselling and Psychotherapy) Kensington. Tutors Nigel Williams [UKCP] Rose Stockwell [BCP UKRC UKCP]

62. DSPP: Links To Specialty Areas psychoanalytic research, primarily through the use of our library of audiotape recordedsessions of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic or psychodynamic therapy. http://www.dspp.com/links/specialty.htm

4516 Lovers Lane #446 Dallas, TX 75225-6993 SITE SEARCH ABOUT DSPP PROGRAM CALENDAR ... HOME Specialty Areas Family Infant / Child Group Psychoanalytic Research Support Family Therapy and Object Relations Ackerman Institute for the Family The Ackerman Institute for the Family is a not-for-profit agency devoted to the treatment and study of families and to the training of family therapists. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy The American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) is the professional association for the field of marriage and family therapy. Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice (UK) Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors International Institute of Object Relations Therapy -IIORT ... Tavistock Marital Studies Institute Infant / Child Psychology and Psychoanalysis Anna Freud Bibliography Anna Freud Centre Association for Child Psychoanalysis Attachment and Child Resources ... Child Resource List Resource List for Child Psychotherapists and Psychoanalysts: Working with Young Children from an Attachment and Object Relational Theoretical Framework Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Training Program Washington School of Psychiatry. The program has a psychoanalytic orientation with lectures and discussion focused on understanding child development, psychopathology, assessment and psychotherapy with children and adolescents.

63. Psychodynamic Guide For Essential Treatment Planning Trimboli, F. and Farr, K. (2000) psychodynamic Guide for EssentialTreatment Planning. psychoanalytic Psychology, 17, 336359. A http://www.dspp.com/papers/trimboli.htm

Trimboli, F. and Farr, K. (2000) Psychodynamic Guide for Essential Treatment Planning. Psychoanalytic Psychology A Psychodynamic Guide for Essential Treatment Planning Frank Trimboli University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Kenneth L. Farr University of Texas at Arlington Abstract References Abraham, K. (1924). A short study of the development of the libido, viewed in light of mental disorders. In Selected papers on psycho-analysis (pp. 418-501). London: Hogarth Press. Bellak, L. (1992). Handbook of Intensive Brief and Emergency Psychotherapy (second edition). Larchmont, N.Y.: C.P.S., Inc. Ego psychology: Theory and practice . New York: Columbia University Press. Butcher, J. M. (1997). Introduction to the special section on assessment in psychological treatment: A necessary step for effective intervention. Psychological Assessment Easser, B. R., and Lesser, S. R. (1965). Hysterical personality: A re-evaluation. Psychoanalytic Quarterly Fenichel, O. (1945). The psychoanalytic theory of neurosis . New York: Norton. Friedman, L. (1988).

64. MA In Clinical Psychoanalysis and analysts (individual, group, child, marital) who are eligible for registrationwith either the UKCP (psychoanalytic or psychodynamic sections only) or BCP http://www.psycho.org.uk/ma.html

65. ROBERT C. LANE, Ph.D. Supervises students seeking a psychoanalytic or psychodynamic understanding of casesand case material. Supervision in both diagnostic and therapeutic realms. http://www.cps.nova.edu/faculty/Ffultime/lane.htm

BACK ROBERT C. LANE, Ph.D., ABPP Nova Southeastern University 3301 College Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314-7796 Email boblane@nova.edu Psychodynamic Concentration ROBERT C. LANE, Ph.D., ABPP Ph.D., NYU Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 1954 Diplomate, ABPP: Clinical Psychology (1977) Psychoanalysis (1995) Biographical Sketch Dr. Lane has a long and distinguished career as a psychologist. He has been chief psychologist, coordinator of training, dean, and director of psychology at a number of New York psychological organizations, and consultant to a number of hospitals. He was Chief Psychologist of both the Westchester County Mental Hygiene Clinics and the North Shore Neuropsychiatric Center, the first neuropsychiatric clinic in Nassau County. In addition, he spent 10 years in government service, 4 years in military service in WWII as a psychologist and 6 years in the VA, 5 years as Chief Psychologist of the Psychiatric Section of the Psychology Department at Kingsbridge (Bronx) VAH, where he was in charge of 5 wards. He has been an APA member since 1944. Dr. Lane was the first graduate of the Psychoanalytic Training Institute of the New York Freudian Society (1963), President of the Society for Psychoanalytic Training (1975-78, 1980-82), Director of the Long Island Division of the New York Center for Psychoanalytic Training (1972-92),Treasurer of the New York Freudian Society for more than 10 years, and a founding father of the Adelphi University Postdoctorate Psychoanalytic Program.

66. The Subliminal Psychodynamic Activation Method The subliminal psychodynamic activation (SPA) method, developed and refined by Lloyd generateda wealth of valuable data regarding psychoanalytic theory and http://www.columbia.edu/~hc137/prs/v3n1/v3n1!5.htm

Bulletin of the Psychoanalytic Research Society, Volume III, Number 1, Spring, 1994 Research Notes: The Subliminal Psychodynamic Activation Method The subliminal psychodynamic activation (SPA) method, developed and refined by Lloyd Silverman and his colleagues during the 1960s, 70s and 80s, has generated a wealth of valuable data regarding psychoanalytic theory and therapy. SPA procedures have been used to examine a number of psychoanalytic issues, including the psychodynamics of symptom formation and personality development. Listed below are a selection of recent articles in this area. Although SPA research is not without controversy, these papers confirm that SPA studies continue to produce some very interesting and important findings. American Psychologist, 43 Bornstein, R. F. (1990). Critical importance of stimulus unawareness for the production of subliminal psycho dynamic activation effects: A meta-analytic review. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 46 Bornstein, R. F. (1992). Critical importance of stimulus unawareness for the production of subliminal psycho dynamic activation effects: An attributional model. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 180

67. The Psychoanalytic Approach To Psychosomatics And Eating Disorders Jason Aronson pp. 141162. CHILD and ADOLESCENT psychodynamic PSYCHOTHERAPYPROGRAM of the ST. LOUIS psychoanalytic INSTITUTE. Two http://www.cyberpsych.org/pdg/pdgcurri.htm

Psychosomatics and Eating Disorders The Psychoanalytic Approach The Newsletter of the Psychosomatic Discussion Group of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Curricula in Psychosomatics and Eating Disorders at Institutes of the American INSTITUTE OF THE PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK Five one and one half hour classes in the third year of four years of classes for candidates SESSION ONE Freud, S. (1910). The Psychoanalytic View of Psychogenic Disturbance of Vision, S.E. 11: 210-218. Fenechel, O. (1945). Psychoanalytic Theory of Neurosis, pp.216-217, 236-242, 245-249, 257-261, 311-323. Alexander, F.(1950). Psychosomatic Medicine. pp.101-131. W.W. Norton, Inc. Taylor, G.(1987) Psychosomatic Medicine and Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Int Univ Press. pp.11-38. SESSION TWO Blum, H.(1991) Hypersensitivity and insensitivity: allergic disposition and developmental disturbance. in The Course of Life, Volume 3, Middle and Late Childhood. Eds. Greenspan, S., Pollack, G. Int. Univ. Press. Hogan, C.(1990) Possible Technical Modifications in the Beginning Phases of the psychoanalytic treatment of patients with psychosomatic symptoms. in On Beginning an Analysis. Eds.Jacobs,T., Rothstein, A. pp.243-260. Int. Univ. Press. SESSION THREE Rangell, L. (1959) The nature of conversion. JAPA 7:632-661.

68. Psychoanalytic/PsychodynamicApproaches To Counseling Approaches to Counseling Author Michelle Marmé, Ph.D. Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor University of Illinois 2000 North Racine Suite 2070 Chicago, Illinois 60614 http://www.extramural.uiuc.edu/ana/Rehab493/pptFeb13

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69. Science: Social Sciences: Psychology: Psychoanalytic And Psychodynamic - WorldSe 2. The psychoanalytic Connection Provides online communications services for variedprofessionals concerned with the psychoanalytic study of the mind and human http://www.worldsearch.com/dp.lisa/en/Science/Social_Sciences/Psychology/Psychoa

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70. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Psychodynamic" 1. psychodynamic Perspective psychodynamic Perspective (sometimes referred to asPsychoanalytic) Freud because he is the forefather, and Erikson because of his http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Psychodynamic

71. Psyche Matters: Psychoanalysis Articles with a psychoanalytic or psychodynamic focus are preferred. Check out PsycheMatters Papers Online for articles submitted directly to Psyche Matters. http://psychematters.com/psa.htm

Explore matters of the psyche through online papers, psychoanalytic bibliographies, and more... HOME CONTENTS PAPERS BIBLIOGRAPHIES ... PSYCHOANALYSIS P SYCHOANALYSIS Note Additional psychoanalytic resources are located throughout the Psyche Matters site. Check the table of contents for pages not listed here. Bibliographies, journals, online articles and more are located in the "publications" section. PSYCHOANALYTIC RESOURCES Articles Extensive links to online articles and discussions, primarily psychoanalytic. Visitors are welcome to submit articles for consideration. Articles with a psychoanalytic or psychodynamic focus are preferred. Check out Psyche Matters Papers Online for articles submitted directly to Psyche Matters. Bibliographies Author Bibliographies. Balint, Benjamin, Bion, Bollas, Bowlby, Erikson, Fairbairn, Ferenczi, Fonagy, Anna Freud, Sigmund Freud, Gabbard, Grotstein, Horney, Jung, Kernberg, Klein, Kohut, Lacan, Loewald, McDougall, Mitchell, Ogden, Renik, Sandler, Searles, Stoller, Stolorow, Sullivan, Tustin, Winnicott, and Wolf. Subject Bibliographies Attachment, Classics, Intersubjectivity, Object Relations, Self Psychology, Group Therapy

72. The Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program OfThe New York The psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program of The New York psychoanalytic Instituteis a twoyear intensive training experience that offers mental health http://www.psychoanalysis.org/ppp.htm

73. Psychoanalytic & Contemporary Psychodynamic psychoanalytic Contemporary psychodynamic. Theory Practice. Psychology732. Fall 2000. M W 115305. BGC 255. Professor Robert A. Watson, Psy.D. http://www.wheaton.edu/psychology/PsyD/Robert Watson/PA Syllabus F00.htm

Psychology 732 Fall 2000 BGC 255 Professor: Robert A. Watson, Psy.D. Office: M-246 Office Hours: Posted Phone: Voice mail (Th-Fr): 847/275-7706 E-Mail: Robert.Watson @ wheaton.edu Course Objectives: This course will provide the student with a basic understanding of classical and contemporary psychoanalytic theories. In addition, students will be expected to gain a beginning working knowledge of how to apply these theoretical perspectives to psychoanalytically-informed approaches to assessment and intervention. Extensive use of clinical material will be incorporated into the course to provide an “experience-near” focus on the process of psychotherapy. In addition, participants will be encouraged to make personal application of the material with a view toward increased awareness and sensitivity toward self and others. Class time will be roughly divided between lecture/presentation and a combination of clinical discussion, theoretical discussion, and implications for integration. A significant aspect of the evaluation process will be based upon the level and quality of class participation that reflects graduate-level preparation, thoughtfulness, and involvement with the material. Specific course objectives are as follows: Learn the essentials of the four primary psychoanalytic theoretical perspectives on personality and psychopathology, and understand their relationships to each other in their historical and cultural contexts;

74. PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOLOGY In particular, psychodynamic psychology will be taught as a personality theory separatefrom an approach to treatment. A psychoanalytic way of understanding http://www.wheaton.edu/psychology/faculty/mwm/PDSYL.html

PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY 622 SPRING 2000 Professor : Michael W. Mangis, Ph.D. Office : BGC M242 Office Hrs : Posted Phone E-mail : Michael.W.Mangis@wheaton.edu Objectives The participant will gain a familiarity with the current state of psychoanalytic psychology. Beginning with the roots in Freudian theory we will track the sometimes parallel, sometimes divergent, and sometimes intersecting streams of psychoanalytic thought. Emphasis will be placed on contemporary psychoanalytic theories of personality, pathology, and psychotherapy. Extensive use of clinical material will quickly establish a focus on the practicalities of therapy from a psychoanalytic perspective. Whether the student chooses to adopt this theoretical system or another an understanding of psychodynamic thought is essential for mental health professionals. All will be encouraged to "try on" psychoanalytic insights not just as an objective system of therapy but for the personal insights that can be gained about ourselves. In particular, psychodynamic psychology will be taught as a personality theory separate from an approach to treatment. A psychoanalytic way of understanding persons provides depth to an eclectic therapist whether or not the clinician chooses to adopt a psychoanalytic style of therapy. Class time will consist of lecture and discussion centered on the reading assignments and parallel material. Class participation is essential for personal and professional application of the material covered.

75. The Houston-Galveston Psychoanalytic Institute psychodynamic Theory This course is intended as a rudimentary survey of psychoanalyticand psychodynamic theory as it applies in the clinical setting. http://www.hgpsai.org/training/therapy/course_content.html

COURSE CONTENT The course of postgraduate study in psychodynamic psychotherapy investigates the functioning mind as viewed from the perspectives of drive and ego psychology, self psychology, and object relations theory. It explores how the growing human acquires the capacity to know and care for others, attains a gendered identity, obtains standards and ideals, and emerges through latency and adolescence into reproductive adulthood and ultimately maturity and mortality. The various elements of therapy and their application to treatment of pathological outcomes of development including characterological, sexual, eating, addictive, and thought disturbances are considered. A significant aspect of learning is through consideration of individual case material as presented by seminar participants. The clinical seminars will approach the various phases of treatment - opening, working, and termination - in turn as case material becomes available. COURSE DESCRIPTIONS THEORY I TECHNIQUE I Fundamental Psychodynamic Theory This course is intended as a rudimentary survey of psychoanalytic and psychodynamic theory as it applies in the clinical setting. A specific bibliography is provided for each session of the course and then a general bibliography of reference texts is presented to serve as a guide for more extensive reading.

76. Psychotherapy In Scotland it is available within the psychiatric services, cognitive and behavioural psychotherapyis normally offered by psychologists; psychoanalytic psychotherapy by http://homepages.ed.ac.uk/vof/scot.html

77. Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic Next Last Index Text. Slide 1 of 27. http://www.outreach.uiuc.edu/ana/Rehab493/pptFeb13/sld001.htm

78. Psychoanalytic/PsychodynamicApproaches To Counseling psychoanalytic/psychodynamic Approaches to Counseling. 9/11/98. Clickhere to start. Download presentation source. Author Michelle http://www.outreach.uiuc.edu/ana/Rehab493/pptFeb13/

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79. PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY Web Page 4. Case Discussion Seminars Students will take turns to present a current case indetail for discussion with a psychoanalytic or psychodynamic psychotherapist. http://www.mpinst.org.uk/caps2.htm

Back POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED PSYCHOTHERAPY STUDIES Course Director : Dr Paul Dickinson, Consultant Psychotherapist. The proposed course is a three year, part time course which will lead to a Postgraduate Diploma in psychotherapy and to a level of clinical competence which will enable the successful students to have their names added to one of the established National Registers of psychotherapists. The course follows the Postgraduate Certificate and is aimed mainly, though not exclusively, towards people who will continue to work in an NHS setting and will place considerabe emphasis on psychotherapy with the highly disturbed and difficult people normally referred to an NHS psychotherapy service. The course will include the following components: 1. Theory Covering classical psychoanalytic theory from Freud and the development of psychotherapy theory to the present day. Particular emphasis will be given to the development of Object Relations Theory. Students will be expected to develop a knowledge of comparative psychotherapy theories and be able to critically discuss the relative merits of the important theories. A wide-ranging reading list will be provided. The course is intending to use a problem based learning (enquiry based learning) model in the theory module. 2. Infant Observation

80. PA904 : The Centre For Psychoanalytic Studies Introductory Courses PA904 psychodynamic Observations. Year 2002/2003Department psychoanalytic Studies Essex credit 0 ECTS credit 0. http://www.essex.ac.uk/centres/psycho/programmes/courses/pa904.asp

About Staff Details Open Seminars Research ... Staff Zone Introductory Courses: PA904: Psychodynamic Observations Year 2002/2003: Department: Psychoanalytic Studies Essex credit: ECTS credit: Outline Syllabus: The clinical practice of psychoanalysis utilizes, amongst other techniques, the close observation of the patient's mood, manner and movements. One aspect of a clinical training in psychoanalysis, therefore, is the experience of closely observing an infant-caregiver dyad. Although this course is not (part of) a clinical training, we believe the techniques of close, dynamic observation can be applied universally. So students are required to observe either: (a) a mother and baby; (b) a young child (either at home or at school); (c ) a family; (d) a formal group (such as a classroom or office meeting); or, (e) another regular setting of their own choosing. Arrangements for observations must be approved by the seminar leader, and the procedure for finding and setting up a suitable observational situation will be discussed in the seminars. Learning Outcomes: The aim of this course is two-fold: (a) to introduce students to the experience of remaining thoughtful in an emotionally charged environment, as an analogue of the clinical setting in which psychoanalytic thinking develops; and (b) to accumulate experience from which to conceptualize a notion of psychic structure, based on early postnatal experiences.

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