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The incidence of suicide, violent acts, and mass shootings has increased significantly in the United States in recent years, reaching epidemic proportions. Working with suicidal or potentially violent clients in clinical practice is emotionally challenging and fraught with risk for both beginning and seasoned clinicians. This workshop will address clinical, ethical, legal, and risk management considerations when working with both children and adults presenting with risk of harm to self and/or others. Psychoanalytic approaches to suicide/violence will be presented. Additionally, key ethical considerations, managing emotional reactions, as well as best practice guidelines for reducing risk and promoting safety will be reviewed with respect to assessment, intervention and prevention strategies. Case vignettes will be integrated into the presentation to illustrate key strategies for working with this population. *IL Professionals (Master's Level Social Workers, Professional Counselors, and LMFT's, Ph.D.'s and Psy.D.'s) can receive 3 Ethics CE Credits. Email bmberent@gmail.com for more information & for a copy of the presentation slides. *Are you a CAPP Member, CCP Member, or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Susan Zoline, Ph.D. is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who has been involved in practicing, teaching, and consulting in the Chicago area for over forty years. Dr. Zoline is a Professor of Psychology in the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program at Adler University. She was previously a Professor of Psychology and University Fellow at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology (ISPP) at Argosy University, Chicago, where she taught clinical masters and doctoral Psychology students for over thirty years. Dr. Zoline’s areas of professional expertise include professional ethics, suicide, violence and abuse assessment and intervention, clinical supervision and risk management. Dr. Zoline is a longstanding member of the Illinois Psychological Association Ethics Committee which she has co-chaired since 2010. Additionally, she has served as an expert witness in criminal matters as well as for the IL Department of Financial and Professional Regulation regarding Clinical Psychologist licensure issues. Dr. Zoline has worked clinically in a broad variety of settings and regularly consults and provides workshops to mental health and other professionals both locally and nationally on topics related to professional ethics. Cost: $60- Non-CAPP Member, $50 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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In order to work effectively with persecutory states, it is important to clearly distinguish persecutory guilt and shame from reparative guilt. It is essential to understand how the states of persecution may manifest in many forms, and not yet be consciously recognized as what they are. Given that such patients may already experience the therapist as a persecutor, special techniques are essential to attempt to circumvent this resistance. *IL Professionals (Master's Level Social Workers, Professional Counselors, and LMFT's, Ph.D.'s and Psy.D.'s) can receive 2 CE Credits. Email bmberent@gmail.com for more information
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Please join Dr. Ryan Holley for Part 2 of an engaging 3-part Zoom lecture series exploring the topic, “What cures in Psychotherapy?”. Is it the therapeutic relationship? Could it be increased insight? Maybe both, or is it something else? During Part 2 of the lecture series, Dr. Holley will explore Melanie Klein’s views on the human predicament and the various aims of treatment. This lecture will be geared towards students and those seeking an introduction to Klein’s ideas about human nature, the Paranoid Schizoid and Depressive positions of the mind, and most importantly, what leads to change in patients. Case material will be integrated into the discussion to illustrate key concepts. Zoom audience members will have ample time to ask questions about presented material. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Ryan Holley is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist that specializes in the therapeutic treatment and neuropsychological assessment of children, adolescents, and adults. He is a clinical supervisor, consultant, and co-founder of The Center for Connections, an outpatient private practice in the northwestern suburbs of Chicago. Dr. Holley has extensive experience in play and sand-tray therapy, parenting guidance, and the assessment of Developmental Delays and Neurodevelopmental Disorders occurring across the lifespan. He is certified to administer the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, and is a trained parenting educator via Circle of Security International.Outside of clinical practice, Dr. Holley serves as acting President for the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology, is a former graduate professor, and an active presenter in the Chicagoland area. The presented material does not reflect Dr. Holley's original ideas, but is intended to be a summary of Klein's works and several contemporary Klenian theorists. Coming soon... Cost: $30- Non-CAPP Member, $25 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code |
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Please join Dr. Ryan Holley for Part 1 of an engaging 3-part Zoom lecture series exploring the topic, “What cures in Psychotherapy?". Is it the therapeutic relationship? Could it be increased insight? Maybe both, or is it something else? During Part 1 of the lecture series, Dr. Holley will explore Sigmund Freud’s views on the human predicament and the various aims of psychoanalysis. This lecture will be geared towards students and those seeking an introduction to Freud’s ideas about human nature, the role of the unconscious, and most importantly, what leads to change in patients. Case material will be integrated into the discussion to illustrate key concepts. Zoom audience members will have ample time to ask questions about presented material. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Ryan Holley is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist that specializes in the therapeutic treatment and neuropsychological assessment of children, adolescents, and adults. He is a clinical supervisor, consultant, and co-founder of The Center for Connections, an outpatient private practice in the northwestern suburbs of Chicago. Dr. Holley has extensive experience in play and sand-tray therapy, parenting guidance, and the assessment of Developmental Delays and Neurodevelopmental Disorders occurring across the lifespan. He is certified to administer the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, and is a trained parenting educator via Circle of Security International. Outside of clinical practice, Dr. Holley serves as acting President for the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology, is a former graduate professor, and an active presenter in the Chicagoland area. Coming soon... Cost: $30- Non-CAPP Member, $25 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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In the wake of the recent pandemic, therapists struggle to help patients with painful losses and challenges. Situational stresses interact with personality patterns, presenting therapists with complicated combinations of grief, mourning, and depressive and masochistic dynamics. Because neither “Depressive Personality Disorder” nor “Self-Defeating Personality Disorder” is found in the DSM or ICD, official taxonomies offer little clinical help in distinguishing between various painful self-states and framing therapy accordingly. Dr. McWilliams will differentiate conceptually between depression and mourning, between anaclitic and introjective depression, between relational self-sabotage and “moral masochism,” and between depressive and self-defeating personality patterns. She will use her own case material illustratively and present one self-defeating patient in depth. *IL Professionals (Master's Level Social Workers, Professional Counselors, and LMFT's, Ph.D.'s and Psy.D.'s) can receive 2 CE Credits. Email bmberent@gmail.com for more information & for a copy of the presentation slides. *Are you a CAPP Member, CCP Member, or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Nancy McWilliams, Ph.D. is Visiting Professor Emerita of clinical psychology at Rutgers University’s Graduate School of Applied & Professional Psychology and practices in Lambertville, New Jersey. She is author of Psychoanalytic Diagnosis (1994, rev. ed. 2011), Psychoanalytic Case Formulation (1999), Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2004) and Psychoanalytic Supervision (2021) and is associate editor of both editions of the Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (2006, 2017). A former president of Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) of the American Psychological Association, she has been featured in three APA videos of master clinicians. She is on the Board of Trustees of the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, MA. Her books are available in 20 languages, and she has taught in 30 countries Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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This is Part 3 of a 3-Part Lecture Series on ASD & Psychoanalysis hosted by the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology (CAPP) and Chicago Center for Psychoanalysis (CCP). Abnormalities in language and speech development are a defining feature of autism. Several psychoanalytic scholars have hypothesized that these abnormalities make autistic language to be rigid, cumbersome, and poor in its capacity to encode complex concepts. In this talk, we will investigate the supplementary methods that autistic subjects adopt to compensate for these conceptual setbacks, methods that enable them to encode complex concepts into their vocabulary using images. A variety of case studies will be presented to illustrate the avenues autistic subjects can adopt in a therapeutic setting to gain access to a level of conceptual complexity that also brings dramatic changes to their lives. *Professionals (Master's Level Social Workers, Professional Counselors, and LMFT's, Ph.D.'s and Psy.D.'s) can receive 2 CE Credits. Email bmberent@gmail.com to receive CEs. *Are you a CAPP Member, CCP Member, or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Leon S. Brenner is a psychoanalytic theorist and psychological counselor from Berlin. Brenner’s work draws from the Freudian and Lacanian traditions of psychoanalysis, and his interest lies in the understanding of the relationship between culture and psychopathology. His book The Autistic Subject: On the Threshold of Language, is a bestseller in psychology in Palgrave/Springer publishing in 2021. He is a founder of Lacanian Affinities Berlin and Unconscious Berlin and is currently a research fellow at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin and the Hans Kilian und Lotte Köhler Centrum (KKC) at the Ruhr Universität Bochum. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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This presentation will chronicle and illustrate how illusion and its dismantling have been central from the very beginning of my efforts to grasp the phenomenology of emotional trauma. Just as human beings create metaphysical illusions that evade the devastating impact of human finitude, the dismantling of such illusion plays a central role in the genesis of traumatized states. The implications of this understanding for one’s therapeutic comportment will also be explored and illustrated. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D., Ph.D. is a Founding Faculty Member at the Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis, Los Angeles, and at the Institute for the Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity, New York. He is the author of World, Affectivity, Trauma: Heidegger and Post-Cartesian Psychoanalysis (2011) and of Trauma and Human Existence: Autobiographical, Psychoanalytic, and Philosophical Reflections (2007), and co-author of The Power of Phenomenology: Psychoanalytic and Philosophical Perspectives (2018) and seven other books. He received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Harvard University in 1970, his Certificate in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy from the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, New York, in 1974, and his Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of California at Riverside in 2007. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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In this talk, Dr. Donald Carveth will draw from the first few chapters of his forthcoming book (Routledge, 2023): “Guilt: A Contemporary Introduction.” *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Donald L Carveth, Ph.D., RP, FIPA is Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Social & Political Thought at York University in Toronto. He is a training and supervising analyst in the Canadian Institute of Psychoanalysis, past Director of the Toronto Institute of Psychoanalysis, and past Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis/Revue Canadienne de Psychanalyse. He is the author of The Still Small Voice: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Guilt and Conscience (Karnac, 2013) and Psychoanalytic Thinking: A Dialectical Critique of Contemporary Theory and Practice (Routledge, 2018). Many of his publications are available at yorku.ca/dcarveth. His video lectures on psychoanalysis may be found at youtube.com/doncarveth. He is in private practice in Toronto. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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This is Part 2 of a 3-Part Lecture Series on ASD & Psychoanalysis Leon Brenner's The Autistic Subject: On the Threshold of Language (2020) makes a compelling case for the relevance of psychoanalysis in the understanding and treatment of autism. Counter to both the cognitive and identitarian approaches to autism, Brenner rigorously theorizes autism as a unique subjective structure and mode of access to language that sits alongside the classical Freudian structures of psychosis, neurosis, and perversion. In this talk we will engage with Brenner’s latest work in the field of autism research. Particularly, we will explore about Brenner’s description of autism as a mode-of-being, posed as an alternative to its determination as a developmental disorder. This will be an introductory lecture, providing the basis for further discussions on the autistic mode of access to language and its clinical implications. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Leon S. Brenner is a psychoanalytic theorist and psychological counselor from Berlin. Brenner’s work draws from the Freudian and Lacanian traditions of psychoanalysis, and his interest lies in the understanding of the relationship between culture and psychopathology. His book The Autistic Subject: On the Threshold of Language, is a bestseller in psychology in Palgrave/Springer publishing in 2021. He is a founder of Lacanian Affinities Berlin and Unconscious Berlin and is currently a research fellow at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin and the Hans Kilian und Lotte Köhler Centrum (KKC) at the Ruhr Universität Bochum. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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This is Part 1 of a 3-Part Lecture Series on ASD & Psychoanalysis Leon Brenner's The Autistic Subject: On the Threshold of Language (2020) makes a compelling case for the relevance of psychoanalysis in the understanding and treatment of autism. Counter to both the cognitive and identitarian approaches to autism, Brenner rigorously theorizes autism as a unique subjective structure and mode of access to language that sits alongside the classical Freudian structures of psychosis, neurosis, and perversion. In this talk we will engage with Brenner’s latest work in the field of autism research. Particularly, we will explore about Brenner’s description of autism as a mode-of-being, posed as an alternative to its determination as a developmental disorder. This will be an introductory lecture, providing the basis for further discussions on the autistic mode of access to language and its clinical implications. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Leon S. Brenner is a psychoanalytic theorist and psychological counselor from Berlin. Brenner’s work draws from the Freudian and Lacanian traditions of psychoanalysis, and his interest lies in the understanding of the relationship between culture and psychopathology. His book The Autistic Subject: On the Threshold of Language, is a bestseller in psychology in Palgrave/Springer publishing in 2021. He is a founder of Lacanian Affinities Berlin and Unconscious Berlin and is currently a research fellow at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin and the Hans Kilian und Lotte Köhler Centrum (KKC) at the Ruhr Universität Bochum. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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This presentation takes as a point of departure Toni Morrison's The Origins of Others (2017), a thought-provoking collection of lectures on race, fear, borders, mass movement of peoples, and desire for belonging, to reflect on my experience as a psychoanalyst working with populations marginalized by class, race, gender or sexuality. My intention is to move in the direction of intersectionality, stressing the importance of multiple subjective constructions such as race, gender, class, and sexual identity that crisscross and overlap in the "talking cure". *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Patricia Gherovici, Ph.D. is a psychoanalyst, analytic supervisor, and recipient of the 2020 Sigourney Award for her clinical and scholarly work with Latinx and gender variant communities. She is co-founder and director of the Philadelphia Lacan Group and Associate Faculty, Psychoanalytic Studies Minor, University of Pennsylvania (PSYS), Honorary Member at IPTAR the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research in New York City, and Founding Member of Das Unbehagen. Her single-authored books include The Puerto Rican Syndrome (Other Press: 2003) winner of the Gradiva Award and the Boyer Prize, Please Select Your Gender: From the Invention of Hysteria to the Democratizing of Transgenderism (Routledge: 2010) and Transgender Psychoanalysis: A Lacanian Perspective on Sexual Difference (Routledge: 2017). Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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Clinical Psychologist, musician, and strategic consultant Dr. Rahul Sharma will share insights and guide experiential techniques that have informed his quest for cultural competence. Sharing key lessons learned through his professional journey, he will help participants understand how principles from multicultural music, social justice, and active self-reflection can help deepen our appreciation for cultural competence in clinical work. This session will provide ample time for self-reflection exercises, dialogue, and learning key concepts that can be applied clinically and beyond. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Dr. Rahul Sharma is a consultant, psychologist, musician, & keynote speaker with expertise in diversity, social justice, multiculturalism, emotional intelligence, leadership, individual/community health, violence against women prevention, music, and wellness. He is a former Associate Professor at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology, where he Chaired its Diversity Concentration for 13 years. Prior to that, he was Executive Director of University of Chicago’s Resources for Sexual Violence Prevention, initially reporting to then Associate Dean Michelle Obama. He is the founder of Strategic Inclusion Consulting, an agency that provides DEI, Leadership, Wellness, and Emotional Intelligence consulting, coaching, and training. Dr. Sharma is also the founder and bassist/sitarist for the intercultural award-winning music group Funkadesi, which includes diverse members (Indian-American, African-American, Jamaican, Latino, and European American) who are musicians, activists, educators, and healers. In 2021, Funkadesi celebrated its 25th Anniversary. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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Sherry Turkle, in her groundbreaking book (2011) explores the question of “why we expect more from technology and less from each other.” This question has particular resonance in 2022 as we are approaching a third year living within the pandemic. Technology has transformed mental health practices, particularly since the start of the pandemic, offering new means and modalities of communicating with patients. However, questions have arisen regarding the complicated virtual nature of our professional relationships as well as ethical responsibilities. This workshop will provide an overview of clinical, ethical and legal dilemmas associated with the use of technology in clinical practice. Topics such as establishing clear boundaries, maintenance of the virtual frame, privacy and confidentiality considerations, cross-state practice, hybrid/office covid protocols, management of clinical emergencies, and payment/reimbursement considerations will be addressed. Guidelines for best practices and risk management strategies will be provided. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenter: Susan Zoline, Ph.D. is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who has been involved in practicing, teaching, and consulting in the Chicago area for forty years. Dr. Zoline is a Professor of Psychology in the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program at Adler University. She was previously a Professor of Psychology and University Fellow at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology (ISPP) at Argosy University, Chicago, where she taught clinical masters and doctoral students for over thirty years. Dr. Zoline’s areas of professional expertise include professional ethics, suicide, violence and abuse assessment and intervention, clinical supervision and risk management. Dr. Zoline is a longstanding member of the Illinois Psychological Association Ethics Committee which she has co-chaired since 2010, as well as serving as IPA Academic Section Chair since 2017. Additionally, she has served as an expert witness in criminal matters as well as for the IL Department of Financial and Professional Regulation regarding Clinical psychologist licensure issues. Dr. Zoline has worked clinically in a broad variety of settings and regularly consults and provides workshops to mental health and other professionals both locally and nationally on topics related to professional ethics. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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Please join the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology (CAPP) for a lively discussion panel aimed at discussing some of the unique career opportunities for those in the mental health field. Discussed career paths will include creating a private practice, joining a group practice, working in academia, nontraditional practices, the importance of networking, and much more. Our panelists will discuss their own unique experiences of graduate training, pursuing licensure, finding sustainable employment, becoming credentialed with various insurance providers, and fee schedules for services provided. Attendees will have ample opportunities to ask panelists questions as well. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Panelists: Daniel Atkins, Psy.D. serves as an intuitive guide for individuals of all ages to understand the lineages and layers of emotional trauma they carry, rewire the brain’s neural patterns, and move through pain in all forms in order to live the lives they were meant to live. Daniel graduated from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology as a PsyD, and pursued internship and postdoctoral training in the area of psychodynamic and attachment focused theories. He received his license in the Summer of 2021, but was guided to pursue a different path that aligned with his own healing experiences. Alongside his clinical experience, Daniel navigated a 10+ year journey with a misunderstood medical diagnosis. His personal journey led him to seek beyond the traditional bounds of western medicine in order to heal himself and develop the tools to guide others. As a result, Daniel developed an integrative practice that incorporates the foundations of his clinical training, his experience in the field of mind body medicine, and his intuitive guidance in energy medicine to meet the holistic needs of sufferers. Derrick Hassert, Ph.D., is a Professor of Psychology at Trinity College in Palos Heights, Illinois and a Clinical Fellow of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society. Derrick is currently a psychoanalytic candidate at the Chicago Center for Psychoanalysis, with previous training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy through the William Alanson White Institute and Columbia University's Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research. Alec Vicenzi, Psy.D., LP received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, majoring in Psychology and Spanish. He attended and graduated from the PsyD program at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. During that program, Alec trained in various types of settings, including an inpatient hospital, a correctional facility, and an intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization program. He completed my doctoral internship at a community mental health center in Colorado. Following internship, Alec applied for an informal post-doctoral fellowship at a private group practice located in Minnetonka, MN, a western suburb of Minneapolis, and completed his post-doctoral fellowship in September 2021. He is now employed at the same practice as an independent contractor. Theoretically and clinically, Alec is heavily influenced by psychodynamic and existential concepts. He works primarily with adolescents and adults. Alec most enjoys helping people work through issues related to trauma, grief and loss, life transitions, and other existential concerns, including the fear of death and meaninglessness. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code* |
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Please join Dan Ratner, Psy.D. in a presentation on the experience and treatment of Mind-Body conditions, which will explore the misconceptions of chronicity and the origins of pain, as well as how to help people transform their experience from stuckness.
Professionals (Master's Level Social Workers, Professional Counselors, and LMFT's, Ph.D.'s and Psy.D.'s) can receive 3 CE Credits for completing this webinar. To receive your CE Certificate of Completion, please email: bmberent@gmail.com
*Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code!
Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code*
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Please join Drs. Fogarty and Holley for a virtual discussion panel aimed at reviewing the unique ways in which Autism can surface in girls. Our presenters will discuss common features of Autism Spectrum Disorder, contrast symptom differences between boys and girls, then conclude with an in-depth conversation about best identifying and supporting girls that may be struggling with an undiagnosed form of Autism. There will also be some discussion of treatment options for girls on the Autism Spectrum, and appropriate referral information can be provided upon request. There will be ample opportunity for audience questions as well. *Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code! About the Presenters: Dr. Anna Fogarty is a postdoctoral fellow at Shared Vision Psychological Services. She provides psychotherapy, parent guidance, and assessment services, with a specialty in addressing the unique needs of those with Autism and other developmental delays. Dr. Fogarty has experience working within school systems and providing consultation to teachers and parents around student advocacy. Dr. Ryan Holley is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist that specializes in the treatment and assessment of Autism Spectrum Disorder across the lifespan. He is a Clinical Supervisor and the Director of Developmental and Special Needs Services at Shared Vision. He is also an active presenter in the Chicagoland area, and current President-Elect of the Chicago Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology. Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student Discount Code* |
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As Lewin (1955) pointed out, instead of building its metapsychology on the basis of neurotic conflict, psychoanalysis might have centered on the psychology of dreaming and unconscious phantasy. We invite "dreamers" to lie down in a quiet, dimly lit room and engage in a dreamy dialogue in order to help them wake up. This thesis will be supported both theoretically and clinically.
*Are you a CAPP Member or Student? Email bmberent@gmail.com for your discount code!
More About the Presenter: Donald L Carveth, Ph.D., RP, FIPA is Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Social & Political Thought at York University in Toronto. He is a training and supervising analyst in the Canadian Institute of Psychoanalysis, past Director of the Toronto Institute of Psychoanalysis, and past Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis/Revue Canadienne de Psychanalyse. He is the author of The Still Small Voice: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Guilt and Conscience (Karnac, 2013) and Psychoanalytic Thinking: A Dialectical Critique of Contemporary Theory and Practice (Routledge, 2018). Many of his publications are available at yorku.ca/dcarveth. His video lectures on psychoanalysis may be found at youtube.com/doncarveth. He is in private practice in Toronto.
Cost: $50- Non-CAPP Member, $40 with CAPP Member Discount Code*, or $10 with Student DIscount Code*