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COUPLES THERAPY TRAINING PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE at WCSPP
The Westchester Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
COUPLES THERAPY TRAINING PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, April 28, 2019 1:00 p.m.
Are you interested in developing your skills in working with couples?
If so, please join us for an informal conversation about the WCSPP Couples Therapy Training Program
This program is a one-year course of study that focuses on the theory and practice of couples therapy, integrating contemporary psychoanalytic thinking with systems theory. Dr. John Turtz, Program Director, will present an overview of the program and there will be lots of time for Continue reading COUPLES THERAPY TRAINING PROGRAM OPEN HOUSE at WCSPP
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Boundary Volations: Traversing the Minefields of Sex and Love in the Consulting Room Presenter: Elizabeth R. Goren at CFS
Boundary Violations: Traversing the Minefields of Sex and Love in the Consulting Room Presenter: Elizabeth R. Goren, PhD Friday, April 26, 2019 12:00-2:00pm
How does that rare, but disturbing, case of psychoanalytic treatment fall down the slippery slope into a flagrant sexual boundary violation? How can an analyst therapeutically manage treatments highly charged with erotic transference? While the powerful affects of love and hate are core to in-depth therapy, their potential for abusive enactments make this territory challenging and anxiety provoking for even the most skilled therapist. Continue reading Boundary Volations: Traversing the Minefields of Sex and Love in the Consulting Room Presenter: Elizabeth R. Goren at CFS