CFS COVID Series “Our Teens and Young Adults in this Pandemic/Black Lives Matter Moment” 7/17


Series: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Clinical Practice During Pandemic
Individual and Couple Psychoanalytic Work during the time of COVID19 and George Floyd: Thinking about the Potential to Inflict Harm. Friday July 24, 2020  2:30 pm – 4:00 pm EDT A Live Program on Zoom Vivian Eskin, PhD CFS Training & Supervising Psychoanalyst

Overview
The current coronavirus pandemic has laid bare two societies living along lines of class and race – a divided country.  Just as we were coming out of the tragic circumstances of living with COVID19 in New York, the murder of George Floyd forced us to see what we previously ignored. It merged the plagues of police brutality, prejudice, racism. The hatred that we have been denying, turning a blind eye and covering up for decades came to the fore. While the issues around the pandemic, corruption and racism occur daily around the world, they also live inside of us – in the internal world of all individuals and couples. Continue reading CFS COVID Series “Our Teens and Young Adults in this Pandemic/Black Lives Matter Moment” 7/17

A conversation regarding white privilege and racism in the midst of a global health pandemic at NYPSI

Monday, June 29th 7:00pm – 8:30pm In light of the national protests, NYPSI’s virtual drop-in series shifts focus. We invite those interested in psychoanalytic training to engage with us in a conversation regarding white privilege and racism in the midst of a global health pandemic. In conversation with: Dr. Hilli Dagony-Clark, Dr. Lisa Deutscher, and Dr. Steven Wein

The New York Psychoanalytic Society & Institute (NYPSI) will host a regular drop-in virtual meeting for clinicians who are curious about psychoanalysis and who want a place to connect with others and to share their experiences during these uncertain times. Rotating NYPSI training analysts and members will lead a group twice per month. Continue reading A conversation regarding white privilege and racism in the midst of a global health pandemic at NYPSI

Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Clinical Practice During Pandemic Substance Abuse and Sex Addictions in the Time of COVID-19 Online with CFS

Series: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Clinical Practice During Pandemic
Substance Abuse and Sex Addictions
in the Time of COVID-19
Friday June 19, 2020  2:30-4:30pm EST
via Zoom
Joseph Collins, DO
Psychoanalyst
Medical Director, Saint Luke Institute Residential Treatment Program
Clark Hudak, PhD
Psychoanalyst
Founder and CEO of Recovery Network
Webinar Overview     
This webinar is designed to assist analysts, therapists, and other clinicians working with people suffering from addiction. An overview of relevant theoretical perspectives of addiction will be presented, followed by a discussion of the COVID crisis and its impact on addiction treatment. Elements of trauma theory will be considered as it relates to addiction, the COVID pandemic, and the impact on the analytic dyad. The presenters have extensive experience on these subject matters, and they will be able to draw parallels between various addictive states with in-depth clinical examples, including process material. Reference will be made to the works of Bass, Brenner, Khantzian, Krystal, Stoller, and Wurmser.

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“See me, feel me, touch me, heal me” Listening in the Clinical Encounter with Naama Kushnir Barash Online Sunday Salon at IPTAR

Sunday Zoom Salon at IPTAR: Institute for Psychoanalytic Training & Research   “See me, feel me, touch me, heal me” Listening in the Clinical Encounter Sunday June 14, 2020 Zoom Roundtable 2:00-4:00  Meet & Greet BYOB Reception 4:00-5:00

Naama Kushnir Barash, PhD (IPTAR Training Analyst and Faculty) Mary Libbey, PhD (IPTAR Training Analyst and Faculty) Bruce Reis, PhD (IPTAR Training Analyst and Faculty)Register Continue reading “See me, feel me, touch me, heal me” Listening in the Clinical Encounter with Naama Kushnir Barash Online Sunday Salon at IPTAR

Using the Dream as a Psychoanalytic Tool to Open Up and Explore: Online Open House with Aviva Gitlin at WCSPP

The Westchester Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and  Psychotherapy Please Join Our VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE via ZOOM 
Learn about our: Foundations of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy 
and Advanced Psychoanalytic Training Program 

Join us as Dr. Aviva Gitlin, WCSPP faculty, takes us all on a live journey using our own unconscious responses in our work with DREAMS.

Using the Dream as a Psychoanalytic Tool to Open Up and Explore:
The Patient’s Mind at Work
 Date & Time: Saturday June 13th, 2pmPlace: Wherever YOU Are…On Zoom!
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Clinical Issues in Working with Children and Adolescents In and Apart from Covid 19 Times  With Allan Prenner Online with MITPP

CLINICAL ISSUES IN WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
IN AND APART FROM COVID 19 TIMES CEU-Approved Online 4-sessions
TUESDAYS, JUNE 9, 16, 23, 30      5:00 – 6:00 PM Open ONLY to those working with children and/or adolescents.

PRESENTER: ALLEN PRENNER, LCSW-R

Clinicians working with children and adolescents have always had to deal with special issues. However, during these days of shelter-in-place, the anxieties and realities of both patient and therapist are unique and unprecedented, even if those facing the therapist are different from those of the patient.  This group will help clinicians negotiate the new challenges. Continue reading Clinical Issues in Working with Children and Adolescents In and Apart from Covid 19 Times  With Allan Prenner Online with MITPP