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In this 3-day program Drs. Mary Main and Erik Hesse explore the ways in which the Adult Attachment Interview is conducted and utilized in conjunction with clinical practice. Main & Hesse describe ways in which – using transcripts of this interview -- an individual’s state of mind respecting attachment can be useful to clinicians whether or not it is transcribed and formally assessed. They also review the current state of the field, including recent studies involving gene-environment interactions and attachment.
Program CD Price: $125.00
Homestudy Price: $145.00
Homestudy Credit: 18 CE Hours
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This seventh annual attachment conference covers 3 days (1-day Preconference and 2-day conference). The Adult Attachment in Clinical Context conference presents leading theorists in the field. Their findings are essential to today’s practitioners.
This conference will be organized around the power of the Adult Attachment Interview, and its roots that spring from psychodynamic tradition, countless hours of attachment observation and research. Drawing from the rich research findings of three longitudinal studies, some of the conference’s presenters will illuminate clinical applications derived from these findings.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:
"The AAI: The Organized Categories, and How it All Began" - Ruth Goldwyn
"The Disorganized Categories of the AAI, Frightened-Frightening Parental Behavior and Disorganized Attachment" - Mary Main and Eric Hesse
"The AAI and the Mindful Brain" - Daniel Siegel, MD
"Conceptualizing Disturbance and the Role of Resilience: Classification, Etiology and Intervention" - Alan Sroufe
"Findings from Three Longitudinal Studies: Minnesota, London, Berkekley" - Panel (Allan Sroufe, Howard and Miriam Steele, Mary Main and Erik Hesse)
"Reflections on the Presentations: Intervention Implications of the AAI" - Christoph M. Heinicke, PhD
"Working with the Borderline Brain: Mentalization-Based Treatment, Assessment of Mentalization, and the Therapist's Stance" - Peter Fonagy, PhD
"Integrating Attachment, Affect Regulation, and Neurobiology: Implications for Research and Treatment" - Allan Schore
"Privileging Fear: Attachment Theory and the Paradigm Shift in Psychoanalysis" - Arietta Slade, PhD
"Therapeutic Applications of Attachment Theory: The Power of the AAI with the Mothers, Fathers, and Their Children" - Miriam and Howard Steele, PhD
"The Future of Attachment Research and Clinical Practice" - Final Panel
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PRECONFERENCE:
"Regulation Theory and the Paradigm Shift: From Conscious to Unconscious Affect" - Allan Schore, PhD
PANEL ON REGULATION THEORY AND RELATIONAL TRAUMA
"Mommy and Me: Shared Trauma During Prenatal Development" - Paula Thomson, PhD
"Development Derailed: The Trauma of Chaos in Early Childhood" - Ruth Newton, PhD
"Turning the Lights Back On: Working with the Low Arousal Couple" - Stan Tatkin, PhD
"Beyond Impasse in Treating Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Transforming the Body's Silent Stories of Early Trauma" - Jane R. Wheatley-Crosbie, PhD
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PANEL ON REGULATION THEORY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
"Implications of Infant Attachment Research for Adult Psychotherapy: Working with the Non-Verbal" - Pat Ogden
"Resilient Couples and How They Stay Together" - Sondra Goldstein
"Merging and Emerging: A Nonlinear Portrait of Intersubjectivity During Psychotherapy" - Terry Marks Tarlow
"Creativity and Psychotherapeutic Technique: Reading the Language of the Right Brain" - Vicki Stevens, PhD
This program includes the following tapes:
- (250269) Adult Attachment in Clinical Context (conference and preconference [20 CDs])
Program CD Price: $140.00
Homestudy Price: $160.00
Homestudy Credit: 20.5 CE hours
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Total CD's: 20
This program is organized around the power of the Adult Attachment Interview, and its roots that spring from psychodynamic tradition, countless hours of attachment observation and research. Drawing from rich research findings of three longitudinal studies, some of the conference's presenters illuminate clinical applications derived from these findings.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (250) Regulation Theory and the Paradigm Shift
- (251) 2 Presentations - Panel and Paula Thomson
- (252) Development Derailed: The Trauma of Chaos in Early Childhood
- (253) Turning the Lights Back On: Working with the Low Arousal Coup
- (254) Beyond Impasse in Treating Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Transforming the Body's Silent Stories of Early Trauma
- (255) Implications of Infant Attachment Research for Adult Psychotherapy
- (256) Resilient Couples and How They Stay Together
- (257) Merging and Emerging: A Nonlinear Portrait of Intersubjectivity During Psychotherapy
- (259) The AAI: The Organized Categories and How it All Began
Program CD Price: $69.00
Homestudy Price: $89.00
Homestudy Credit: 7 CEU hours
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Total CD's: 11
The 2008 conference on Adult Attachment in Clinical Context presents leading theorists in the field. Their findings are essential to today’s practitioners.
This conference will be organized around the power of the Adult Attachment Interview, and its roots that spring from psychodynamic tradition, countless hours of attachment observation and research. Drawing from the rich research findings of three longitudinal studies, some of the conference’s presenters will illuminate clinical applications derived from these findings.
This conference brings together many of the leading figures in attachment research and theory. Topics range from mentalization-based treatment and the therapist’s stance; parental frightened-frightening behavior and it’s affect on the offspring; attachment theory’s influence on classification and etiology of psychopathology; links between disorganized, unresolved and cannot classify states of mind, and adult psychopathology. We will explore new ways to understand psychopathology and treatment through the lens of attachment research, and in particular, attachment and its influence on generational transmission.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS:
"John Bowlby's Legacy: A Personal Perspective By His Son" - Sir Richard Bowlby
"The AAI: The Organized Categories, and How it All Began" - Ruth Goldwyn
"The Disorganized Categories of the AAI, Frightened-Frightening Parental Behavior and Disorganized Attachment" - Mary Main and Eric Hesse
"Conceptualizing Disturbance and the Role of Resilience: Classification, Etiology and Intervention" - Alan Sroufe
"Findings from Three Longitudinal Studies: Minnesota, London, Berkekley"- Panel (Allan Sroufe, Howard and Miriam Steele, Mary Main and Erik Hesse)
"Reflections on the Presentations: Intervention Implications of the AAI" - Christoph M. Heinicke, PhD
"Working with the Borderline Brain: Mentalization-Based Treatment, Assessment of Mentalization, and the Therapist's Stance" - Peter Fonagy, PhD
"Integrating Attachment, Affect Regulation, and Neurobiology: Implications for Research and Treatment" - Allan Schore
"Privileging Fear: Attachment Theory and the Paradigm Shift in Psychoanalysis" - Arietta Slade, PhD
"Therapeutic Applications of Attachment Theory: The Power of the AAI with the Mothers, Fathers, and Their Children" - Miriam and Howard Steele, PhD
"The Future of Attachment Research and Clinical Practice" - Final Panel
This program includes the following tapes:
- (258) John Bowlby's Legacy: A Personal Perspective by His Son
- (260) The Disorganized Catagories of the AAI
- (261) Conceptualizing Disturbance and the Role of Resilience
- (262) Finding from Three Longitudinal Studies
- (263) Reflections on the Presentations: Intervention Implications of the AAI
- (264) Working with the Borderline Brain
- (265) Integrating Attachment, Affect Regulation and Neurobiology
- (266) Privileging Fear: Attachment Theory and the Paradigm Shift
- (267) Therapeutic Applications of Attachment Theory
- (269) The Future of Attachment Research
Program CD Price: $99.00
Homestudy Price: $119.00
Homestudy Credit: 20.5 CEUs
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Total CD's: 13
Over the past decade, neuroscientists have increasingly come to recognize the plasticity of the human brain, a finding of substantial importance to clinicians. But how are therapists to use this finding of neuroplasticity to optimize the outcome for their patients? Interpersonal Neurobiology is the interdisciplinary view of the mind and mental health that seeks to integrate attachment research, and emerging findings from neuroscience, transforming the way we approach psychotherapy.
One aspect of this perspective on therapy focuses upon creating a “mindful” approach to the individual’s own thinking, feeling and interactions. A principal proponent of this form of clinical work is Dr. Daniel Siegel. His recent book, Mindsight: The New Science of Personal Transformation, has attracted wide acclaim.
Drs. Main and Hesse engage listeners in a comprehensive immersion into the clinical implications of adult attachment. Dr. Siegel shares his analysis of the brain’s rewiring abilities and examine an Interpersonal Neurobiology approach to therapy with the administration of the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI) protocol.** Presentations include spontaneous and exploratory discussions among the speakers and the participants.
Program CD Price: $125.00
Homestudy Price: $145.00
Homestudy Credit: coming soon
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Almost two decades after developing his theory, John Bowlby, is now considered the father of the attachment theory. Bowlby’s research has since been extensively studied by others and his ideas and beliefs have been confirmed. He examines the processes that take place in attachment and separation. Bowlby shows that human attachment is an instinctive response to the need for protection against predators, and one as important for survival as nutrition and reproduction. Although Bowlby was primarily focused on understanding the nature of the infant-caregiver relationship, he believed that attachment characterized human experience from “the cradle to the grave.” This program was recorded in London, England 1984.
Program CD Price: $149.00
Homestudy Price: $169.00
Homestudy Credit: 1 hour CE credit
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Richard Bowlby, Peter Fonagy, Mary Main, Allan Schore, Dan Siegel, L. Alan Sroufe and Daniel Stern provide a cutting-edge view from researchers and clinicians who are leaders in the integration of knowledge about how early childhood attachment experiences affect the mind, the brain, and developmental processes. These perspectives provide the “basic science” of the developing mind that enables the psychotherapist to understand clinical work and treatment strategies in a comprehensive and in-depth manner.
See the potential “shift” in our thinking about the processes of human development and psychological healing within therapeutic relationships.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (609) The Trouble With Attachment
- (610) Introduction to Attachment Theory and Research
- (611) Interpersonal Neurobiology of the Developing Mind
- (612) Regulation of the Right Brain: A Fundamental Mechanism of Attachment, Trauma, and Psychotherapy
- (613) Panel Discussion I
- (614) Why do People Change in Psychotherapy: A Perspective from Infant Research
- (615) From Infant Attachment to Adolescent Personality: A Longitudinal Study of the Development of the Sel
- (616) Practical Preventative Interventions with Individuals at Risk of Developing Serious Personality Dist
- (617) Panel Discussion II
Program CD Price: $110.00
Homestudy Price: $130.00
Homestudy Credit: 14 continuing education hours
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Total CD's: 10
Attachment, emotion and the brain are naturally occurring and inextricably intertwined processes. Disrupted, interrupted, and distorted when traumatic events tear apart the fabric of psyche and family, in treatment, attachment and emotion can become powerful forces for healing and repair when experientially entrained.
The preconference workshop features a series of conversations amongst the four presenters:
Pat Ogden, Robert Neborsky, Stephen Porges and Daniel Siegel
The faculty in this workshop present their cutting edge findings (with Powerpoint and videotapes where available); The neuroscientists are exposed to via the videotapes to phenomena that clinicians find to be fundamental, and indicative of plasticity. In turn, the clinicians have the opportunity to reflect on the new findings and reflect on how what they are learning would impact their practice, and concretely how it might change it through clinical applications of the scientific work being presented.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (360) Application of Polyvagal Theory to Clinical Treatment
- (361) Discussion and Integration
- (362) Demonstration of Sensorimotor Treatment
- (363) Demonstration of Accelerated Model of Treatment
- (364) Panel Discussion and Dialogue with Audience
Program CD Price: $55.00
Homestudy Price: $75.00
Homestudy Credit: 7 continuing education hours
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Total CD's: 5
Listeners will learn about the most recent experimental and clinical data generating a paradigm shift into models that emphasize affect regulation and integration as central mechanisms of therapeutic change. Advances in our understanding of the rapid appraisal of emotional information that occurs beneath awareness call attention to the essential role of emotion and the body in the change process. Cognitive interventions that fail to address motivation and emotion are increasingly proving to be limited in their efficacy, and in the problems to which they can be applied.
PRESENTATIONS:
Demystifying the Mechanisms of Trauma: Maladaptive Consequences of Adaptive Bio-Behavioral Reactions to Life Threat - Stephen Porges, PhD
The Central Role of Disintegration in Trauma and of Integration in Healing - Daniel Siegel, MD
Optimal Stress: Stronger at the Broken Places - Martha Stark, MD
Panel Discussion - Messler Davies, Ogden, Schore, Shapiro, Siegel, Stark & van der Kolk
Killing the Patient with Kindness: Explorations on the “Dark Side” of the Therapeutic Relationship - Jody Messler Davies, PhD
Trauma, Attachment and the Body: Expanding the Regulatory Boundaries of the Window of Affect Tolerance - Pat Ogden, PhD
Working in the Right Brain: A Regulation Model of Clinical Expertise for Treatment of Attachment Trauma - Allan Schore, PhD
Final Panel - Messler Davies, Ogden, Schore, Shapiro, Siegel, Stark & van der Kolk
Program CD Price: $140.00
Homestudy Price: $160.00
Homestudy Credit: 14 continuing education hours
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BESSEL VAN DER KOLK, MD
Presentations
• Rhythyms of the Mind and Brain Interacting with Other Rhythms
• Clinical Applications of Neuroscience Research for the Treatment of PTSD
Dr. van der Kolk’s presentation is steeped in neuroscience and its interface with linical practice giving the results of studies in several areas of trauma treatment. He shares data and videotapes on his research on exciting new treatments for trauma-related disorders.
1) Three behaviors indicating PTSD
2) Two neurological signifiers of attachment trauma
3) Four aspects of sensorimotor treatment
for adults
FRANCINE SHAPIRO, PHD
Presentations
• EMDR and Adaptive Information Processing (Part 1)
• EMDR and Adaptive Information Processing (Part 2)
Increasingly, research evidence is showing that EMDR processing of traumata can produce rapid and simultaneous changes at cognitive, emotional, and somatic levels. Shapiro’s presentation explores how EMDR integrates aspects of psychodynamic, experiential, and cognitive-behavioral formulations into a comprehensive paradigm that can serve as a general model of psychotherapy for addressing a wide range of everyday clinical concerns.
1) How unprocessed memories underlie pathologies
2) Approach for EMDR treatment of various disorders
3) EMDR application to individual and family therapy
Program CD Price: $70.00
Homestudy Price: $90.00
Homestudy Credit: 6 continuing education hours
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This audio CD presentation offers you a unique opportunity to hear Virginia Satir’s innate ability to develop strategies for people to be able to grow and help themselves. Satir believed the therapist helps and encourages people not only to accept and deal with the pain and problems, but also to accept and live an inner joy and peace of mind. Much of her early work was based on techniques used in psychiatry.
The Satir Model is still taught at Avanta Network, an international organization. This conference integrates Satir’s contributions in conjoint family therapy with psychodynamic and self psychology approaches to treatment
Program CD Price: $13.00
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![Healing Moments in Trauma Treatment (2-day) program [recorded March 2011]](/images/g_program/81.jpg)
THIS VERSION DOES NOT INCLUDE PRECONFERENCE
This program cover 2 days of a 3-day weekend conference. We illuminate the mechanisms underlying how brain and body processes are shaped by attachment and emotion during development.
Discover how the experiences of trauma, deprivation and neglect impact the developing mind and how the therapeutic relationship can promote healing.
PRESENTATIONS:
“Redefining Trauma and Its Hidden Connections: Identifying and Reprocessing the Experiential Contributors to a Wide Variety of Disorders” Francine Shapiro, PhD
“Healing Trauma and Creating Secure Attachments Through EMDR" Debra Wesselman, MS, LIMHP
“Safety as a Transformative State: Mindfulness from a Polyvagal Perspective” Stephen W. Porges, PhD
“Primary Process Brain-Emotional Imbalances in Depression: Toward Direct Affective Interventions in Psychotherapeutic Practice” Jaak Panksapp, PhD
“Intersubjective Mindfulness: Facilitating Mindfulness in the Traumatized Child though the Mindfulness of the Therapist” Dan Hughes, PhD
Panel discussion Day 2 All Presenters
“…and His Heart Grew Three Times Bigger That Day” (Dr. Seuss): Using Dyadic Mindfulness to Enhance Receptive Affective Capacity in Both Patient and Therapist Diana Fosha, PhD
“Trauma, the Brain, and Consciousness” V. S. Ramachandran, MD
“The Art and Science of Trauma Treatment “Pat Ogden, PhD and Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD
“The Reciprocal Organization of the Cerebral Hemispheres and its Implications For Our Understanding of Mind’ Iain McGilchrest, MD
Panel discussion Day 3 All Presenters
Program CD Price: $120.00
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![Healing Moments in Trauma Treatment (3-day) program [recorded March 2011]](/images/g_program/80.jpg)
This extraordinary 3-day program brings together distinguished experts in the fields of mindfulness, attachment, trauma, interpersonal neurobiology, and trauma-based disorders.
We illuminate the mechanisms underlying how brain and body processes are shaped by attachment and emotion during development. Discover how the experiences of trauma, deprivation, and neglect impact the developing mind and how therapeutic relationship can promote healing.
Objectives:
1) Outline 3 models for trauma treatment.
2) Integrate aspects of the mind/body connection.
3) Identify 5 steps in effective use of EMDR.
4) Describe 5 ways to use brain research in clinical treatment.
5) Evaluate 2 models designed to foster mindfulness in clients.
“A Mindfulness Approach To Trauma” Jon Kabat-Zinn, PhD with program introduction by Marion Solomon, PhD
“Mindfulness and The Person Of The Therapist” Daniel Siegel, MD
“Putting Neuroplasticity into Clinical Practice with Neurofeedback: Rewiring the Brains of Children and Adults Who Lack Safety, Self-Regulation, Capacity for Play and Executive Functioning” Bessel Van Der Kolk, MD
“Integrating Mindfulness into the Moment: A Clinician’s Map for Cultivating Awareness, Attention and Intention” Pat Ogden, PhD
Panel discussion Day 1 Friday Presenters
“Redefining Trauma and Its Hidden Connections: Identifying and Reprocessing the Experiential Contributors to a Wide Variety of Disorders” Francine Shapiro, PhD
“Healing Trauma and Creating Secure Attachments Through EMDR" Debra Wesselman, MS, LIMHP
“Safety as a Transformative State: Mindfulness from a Polyvagal Perspective” Stephen W. Porges, PhD
“Primary Process Brain-Emotional Imbalances in Depression: Toward Direct Affective Interventions in Psychotherapeutic Practice” Jaak Panksapp, PhD
“Intersubjective Mindfulness: Facilitating Mindfulness in the Traumatized Child though the Mindfulness of the Therapist” Dan Hughes, PhD
Panel discussion Day 2 All Presenters
“…and His Heart Grew Three Times Bigger That Day” (Dr. Seuss): Using Dyadic Mindfulness to Enhance Receptive Affective Capacity in Both Patient and Therapist Diana Fosha, PhD
“Trauma, the Brain, and Consciousness” V. S. Ramachandran, MD
“The Art and Science of Trauma Treatment “Pat Ogden, PhD and Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD
“The Reciprocal Organization of the Cerebral Hemispheres and its Implications For Our Understanding of Mind’ Iain McGilchrest, MD
Panel discussion Day 3 All Presenters
Program CD Price: $180.00
Homestudy Price: $200.00
Homestudy Credit: 21 CE hours
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PRESENTATIONS:
The Spinoza Problem and Its Relevance to Modern Psychiatry
Irvin Yalom, PhD with Introduction by Marion Solomon
In an Unspoken Voice: The Nonverbal Narrative in Transforming Traumatic Experience
Peter Levine, PhD
Love and War in Intimate Relationships: How Couples Change
Stan Tatkin, PhD
Panel Discussion I
All Presenters
Introduction to Change: The Internal and Interpersonal Nature of the Self-Organizing Mind
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
Psychotherapy Relationships That Work: Evidence-Based Responsiveness
John Norcross, PhD
How Children Communicate Within the Therapeutic Relationship: Interweaving Communications of Curiosity and Empathy
Dan Hughes, PhD
Panel Discussion II
All Presenters
Disintegration as the Core of Complex Trauma: A Developmental Approach to Fostering Cohesion
Russell Meares, PhD
Embodied Minds: Changing Minds in Dynamic Psychotherapy
Margaret Wilkinson, PhD
Knowing Each Other, Changing Together: Mutuality and Therapeutic Action
Jessica Benjamin, PhD
The Development of the Right Brain Across the Lifespan: What’s Love Got to Do with It?
Allan Schore, PhD
Discussion
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
Panel Discussion III
All Presenters
Program CD Price: $140.00
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This conference looks at how this knowledge can be applied to enhance the process of change through the therapeutic relationship.
In a stimulating series of talks and discussions, members of the Boston Change Process Study Group present cutting-edge work on crucial elements that enable change to occur, including implicit relational knowing and implicit attachment-related processes. A dialogue with prominent synthesizers of interpersonal neurobiology; and affective neuroscience, explain how this information can be applied to enhance the process of change through moments of interaction between patient and therapist.
Objectives:
Understand factors that produce change in psychotherapy.
Recognize how the therapeutic relationship allows the patient to translate experience into meaning.
Understand the relation between therapeutic change and changes in brain and mind.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (430) Introduction to Recognition Process in Infancy and in Psychotherapy
- (431) Development of Conflict and Defense
- (432) Changes in the Mind, the Brain, and the Body in Various Psychotherapeutic Contexts
- (433) The Something More than Interpretation: Co-Creativity & Sloppiness in a Clinical Case
- (434) What is Therapeutic about Therapy: The Role of Recognition and Fittedness in Patient-Therapist Excha
- (435) Panel Discussion I
- (436) Where is the Meaning in Relation to Implicit Relational Processes?
- (437) How Meaning is Created in the Brain
- (438) Catalyzing Change in Relational Processes in Parent-Infant Consultation
- (439) Discussions with T. Berry Brazelton
- (440) Discussion of New Views of Patient-Analyst Mutual Influence and Their Clinical Implications
- (441) Final Panel Discussion II
Program CD Price: $145.00
Homestudy Price: $165.00
Homestudy Credit: 14 continuing education hours
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Total CD's: 13
Going beyond her work “Theaters of the Mind”, Joyce McDougall focuses on the body and language, the slow meeting of body. She discusses how people who have experienced trauma react in many ways, psychosomatically and also creatively.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (717) Trauma and Creativity
Program CD Price: $45.00
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Total CD's: 6
This special conference offers a cutting-edge view from leaders in the integration of knowledge about the mind, the brain, and developmental processes. It is designed to provide a convergence of developmental research and clinical application of this knowledge. Presenters are some of the foremost thinkers in the area of development and mental health.
The focus is on the relevance of current attachment research to clinical practice, with the speakers presenting new material. With its synthesis of information from both psychotherapy and non-clinical research, the conference offers a new perspective on the process of human development and interpersonal relationships.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (601) Attachment Theory: An Emotional Journey
- (602) Getting Less Attached to Attachment: Co-Creative Mutual Regulation, Relational Activation Patterns,
- (603) Transforming Adult Attachment
- (604) The Right Hemisphere is Dominant in Clinical Work: Implications of Recent Neuroscience
- (605) Forms of Intersubjectivity in Infant Research and Their Implications for Adult Treatment
- (606) Attachment and Intersubjectivity
- (607) Panel Discussion, Part I: Marion Solomon, PhD
- (608) Panel Discussion, Part II: Marion Solomon, PhD
Program CD Price: $110.00
Homestudy Price: $130.00
Homestudy Credit: Available for Home Study Course, 14 hours continuing education
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Total CD's: 16
Video
Program CD Price: $69.00
Homestudy Price: $89.00
Homestudy Credit:
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This is the second annual study seminar abroad investigating the Roots of Psychopathology. This course offers a unique opportunity to explore in depth some concepts and observations of renowned clinicians. Current formulations of love and aggression, drives, defenses, and the instinct theory of psychopathology will be examined.
While we all share essentially similar therapeutic goals, we may have very different views of the bedrock of issues of psychopathology which affect our treatment interventions. Some o fthe most vigorous reconsiderations of psychoanalytic theories have been occurring within psychoanalytic circles in France. This conference will enable participants to explore some of these important ideas that are at the cutting edge of American and French psychoanalysis.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (713) Archaic Nature of the Oedipal Complex
- (714) Quest for Continuity
- (715) The Double Limits: Between Inside and Outside
- (716) The Psychosoma and Early Psychic Trauma
Program CD Price: $135.00
Homestudy Price: $155.00
Homestudy Credit: 14 CEU Hours
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Total CD's: 15
The relationship between psychoanalysis, psychotherapy and culture has been an uneasy and disjointed one. The "culture" that Freud first brought to our attention was a primitive, uncivilized, hedonic one that we unwittingly superimposed on the culture we consciously inhabited.
Klein presented us with an unconscious "culture" that was even more savage and demonic than Freud's. Klein spoke of the death instinct and of primitive psychosis. She did not speak of trauma or terrorism or, for the matter, of dehumanization, which now characterizes our Zeitgeist.
The subject of this conference is the exploration of terrorism intra-psychically and internationally. Terrorism individually and collectively, has dominated and defined the temper of our times.
Lord Alderdice and Dr. Volkan give us rare opportunity of seeing how psychoanalytic ideas can be applied to international trouble zones. Dr. Mason discusses primitive states of violence in the internal world of the individual.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (445) Limits and Transcendence in Politics and Terrorism
- (446) Terrorist and Their Large Group Identities
- (447) Terrorism in the Internal World
- (448) Waging Holy War in the Sacred Body of the Godhead: Terrorism and its Connection to Mother's Internal
- (449) Panel Discussion
Program CD Price: $55.00
Homestudy Price: $75.00
Homestudy Credit: 6 CEU Hours
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Total CD's: 10
Dreams represent one of the cornerstones of psychoanalytic and psychotherapeutic theory and practice. Since Freud wrote “The Interpretation of Dreams” psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, and other mental health practioners have relied upon dream analysis as a major tool of psychotherapy. Over the past eight psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, and other mental health practioners have relied upon dream analysis as a major tool of psychotherapy.
This conference gives participants the opportunity to learn what has happened in dynamic dream research. This program presents six eminent national authorities on dreams, each of whom delivers a major address on new developments in the field. Dr. Robert Lifton and Martin Bergmann address the changes in dream theory. Dr. John Gedo and Dr. Roy Whitman discuss dream technique – Dr. Gedo from the perspective of his book “Beyond Interpretation”, and Dr. Whitman on the basis of research into dreams which signal and accompany the ending of therapy. Dr. Jerome Oremland and Dr. Robert Stolorow address issues of dream practice, particularly in reference to working with borderline and narcissistic patients, two groups about whom current discoveries for therapy are being made.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (755) Social Dimensions of Dreams
- (756) The Interpretation of Dreams Revisited
- (757) Termination Dreams
- (758) Therapeutic Side Effects of Dream
- (759) Dreams and the Borderline Personality
- (760) Psychoanalytic Phenomenology of Dreams
- (762) Discussant
Program CD Price: $55.00
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Total CD's: 7
Traumatized people may continue to repeat the past by reacting to fragments of the memories and reminders of past trauma in new situations. This conference examines how an integrated clinical practice can effectively treat patients’ post traumatic experiences which have led to current disorders.
Neuroscience research shows that most experience is automatically processed on a subcortical level by unconscious reactions that are made outside of conscious awareness. Traumatic memories are processed differently from normal memories, as they are often dissociated and may be inaccessible to verbal recall or processing. Reenactment plays out in the theaters of the body, and in the individual’s inability to form and sustain reciprocal interpersonal relationships.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (415) Awakening the Mind to the Wisdom of the Body
- (416) Love or Trauma? How Neural Mechanisms Mediate Bodily Responses to Proximity and Touch
- (417) Already Set-Up for Trauma: Infants' Coping with Stress, Memory, and Autonomic Reactivity
- (418) Treatment of Traumatic Memories in Complex Dissociative Disorders: Resolving Insecure Attachment
- (419) When You Stop Moving You're Dead: The Psychology of Action
- (420) Attachment Trauma and the Developing Right Brain: Origins of Pathological Dissociation
- (421) Empowering the Body in the Treatment of Trauma: The Role of Sensorimotor Processing in Trauma Trtmnt
- (422) The Many Faces of Trauma: Neuroimaging Perspectives
- (423) Final Panel Discussion
Program CD Price: $110.00
Homestudy Price: $130.00
Homestudy Credit: Available for Home Study Course, 14 hours continuing education
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Total CD's: 10
In the era of brain science and attachment theory, we increasingly understand how important integration is to healthy growth and optimal development. We see this conference not only as an opportunity to share the cutting edge with a large audience, but also as an opportunity to define, generate and integrate new knowledge from various fields.
As in our past conferences, we hope to transcend boundaries between scientists and clinicians, between researchers and practitioners. The conference will feature dialogue between presenters across disciplines, brain science, developmental research and clinical work (represented by videotapes of treatment sessions.) We will have clinicians commenting on developmental research and exploring its implications for clinical practice, and neuroscientists commenting on clinical phenomena from their perspective.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (350) Meta-Communication
- (351) Hold Me Tight: The New Science of Adult Love
- (352) Intersubjectivity in Action: Co-Creating Meaningful Narratives
- (353) Discussion and Dialogue with Presenter (Panel 1)
- (354) The Emotional MindBrain: The Foundational Role of Core Affects in Consciousness and Psychotherapy
- (355) The Transformational Affects and Metatherapeutic Processes: Attachment, Emotion, Integration and Healing in Experiential Action
- (356) Love or Trauma? How Neural Mechanisms Mediate Bodily Responses to Proximity and Touch
- (357) Integration- Brain, Mind, Body and Emotion in Clinical Treatment
- (358) Discussion and Dialogue with Presenter (Panel 2)
Program CD Price: $95.00
Homestudy Price: $115.00
Homestudy Credit: 14 hours CEU
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Total CD's: 11
This workshop offers a relational-based, attachment informed view of the mother-daughter experience, illuminating developmental issues through the understanding of Attachment Theory.
In addition to offering clinical theory, the workshop integrates guided exercises and experiential worksheets as a conduit for insight, discussion and creative expression. Goldstein integrates psychodynamic psychotherapy with progressive psychotherapeutic interventions.
Program CD Price: $10.00
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This program focuses on integration of essential implicit communications within the therapeutic alliance. This includes recent interpersonal neurobiological models that describe the right brain/mind/body systems, the impact of this on communications, and newer bodily-based trauma models that focus on the enduring impact of stress on the central and autonomic nervous systems.
Relationships are the most important aspects of the therapeutic encounter. Relationships are also primary for physical, mental well-being.
Explore how relationships shape the brain, and how the brain shapes relationships? We will see how early attachment disturbances can lead to a wide variety of adult relational problems, especially when combined with unresolved trauma. The ability to form and sustain reciprocal interpersonal relationships is notably disrupted in individuals who experience early traumas in attachment patterns.
PRESENTATIONS:
DAY ONE
Introduction
Bonnie Goldstein, PhD
“One Hundred Names for Love”
Diane Ackerman, D.Litt
“Attachment, Culture and Relationships”
Marion Solomon, PhD
“A New Approach to Couples Therapy”
Harville Hendrix, PhD
“Passion, Vitality and Emotional Intimacy in Love
Relationships”
Ellyn Bader, PhD
“The Science of Trust and Betrayal”
John Gottman, PhD
“Discussion”
Daniel J. Siegel, MD & Alanis Morissette, Artist
“Panel Discussion I with All Presenters”
Moderator: Bonnie Mark-Goldstein, PhD
DAY TWO
Introduction
Marion Solomon, PhD
“The Neurobiology of Relationships”
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
“Perspectives from Regulation Theory: Early Brain
Development and the Increased Prevalence of Severe
Mental Disorders in U.S. Youth”
Allan Schore, PhD
“Our Social Baseline: How Healthy Relationships Increase
the Efficiency of Our Thoughts and Actions”
James Coan, PhD
“Body to Body Conversation: Implicity Co-Constructing Intersubjectivity”
Pat Ogden, PhD
“A Neural Love Code: The Body’s Need to Engage and Bond”
Stephen Porges, PhD
Panel Discussion II with All Presenters
Moderator: Bonnie Goldstein, PhD
DAY THREE
Introduction
Marion Solomon, PhD
Meaning Making
Edward Tronick, PhD
Mentalization and the Transformation of Fear in Psychotherapy
Arietta Slade, PhD
Emotion Focused Therapy - The Transforming Power of Affect
Les Greenberg, PhD
The Divided Brain
Iian McGilchrist, MD
Integration
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
Panel Discussion III with All Presenters
Moderator: Marion Solomon, PhD
Program CD Price: $180.00
Homestudy Price: $200.00
Homestudy Credit: 19
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Toward A New Psychology Of Interpersonal Relationships:
Integrating Brain/Body, Emotion, and Empathy in Conjoint Therapeutic Encounters (preconference)
Relationships are the most important aspects of the therapeutic encounter. Relationships are also primary for physical, mental well-being. This program explores, how relationships shape the brain, and how the brain shapes relationships? Discover how early attachment disturbances can lead to a wide variety of adult relational problems, especially when combined with unresolved trauma. The ability to form and sustain reciprocal interpersonal relationships is notably disrupted in individuals who experience early traumas in attachment patterns. How to understand and treat this is central to our program.
Presentations:
"One Hundred Names for Love”
Diane Ackerman, D.Litt
“Attachment, Culture and Relationships”
Marion Solomon, PhD
“A New Approach to Couples Therapy”
Harville Hendrix,
“Passion, Vitality and Emotional Intimacy in Love Relationships”
Ellyn Bader, PhD
“The Science of Trust and Betrayal”
John Gottman, PhD
“Discussion”
Daniel J. Siegel, MD & Alanis Morrisette, Artist
Panel Discussion I with All Presenters
Moderator: Bonnie Mark-Goldstein, PhD
Program CD Price: $60.00
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*THIS VERSION DOES NOT INCLUDE PRECONFERENCE*
Toward A New Psychology Of Interpersonal Relationships
Therapeutic Presence: How the Integrating Social Brain Contributes to the Clinical Relationship
Based upon their extensive experience, clinicians presenting offer case material that incorporates current research findings, and discuss their application of an intersubjective model of psychotherapy. Leading experts discuss the ways in which personality development shapes and is shaped by ongoing interactions with early attachment figures. This new research is transforming the clinical perspective and therapeutic approaches of clinicians at the cutting edge of these developments.
Drawing on many diverse areas of scientific investigations, with integration of neuroscience, attachment research, and developmental studies, the conference developers explore the clinical implications of these exciting new integrated ideas. The goal is to expand empirical ways for cultivating health in our lives.
PRESENTATIONS
Therapeutic Presence: How the Integrating Social Brain Contributes to Therapeutic Relationships
Introduction
Marion Solomon, PhD
“The Neurobiology of Relationships”
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
“Perspectives from Regulation Theory: Early Brain
Development and the Increased Prevalence of Severe
Mental Disorders in U.S. Youth”
Allan Schore, PhD
“Our Social Baseline:
How Healthy Relationships Increase the Efficiency of
our Thoughts and Actions”
James Coan, PhD
“Body to Body Conversation: Implicity Co-Constructing
Intersubjectivity”
Pat Ogden, PhD
“A Neural Love Code: The Body’s Need to Engage and Bond”
Stephen Porges, PhD
Panel Discussion II with All Presenters
Moderator: Bonnie Goldstein, PhD
NEXT DAY:
Introduction
Marion Solomon, PhD
“Meaning Making”
Edward Tronick, PhD
“Mentalization and the Transformation of Fear in
Psychotherapy”
Arietta Slade, PhD
“Emotion Focused Therapy – The Transforming Power of
Affect”
Les Greenberg, PhD
“The Divided Brain”
Iain McGilchrist, MD
Integration
Daniel J. Siegel, MD
Panel Discussion III with All Presenters
Moderator: Marion Solomon, PhD
Program CD Price: $120.00
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Video
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Early attachment disturbances can lead to a wide variety of adult relational problems, especially when combined with unresolved trauma. The ability to form and sustain reciprocal interpersonal relationships is notably disrupted in individuals who experience early traumatic attachment patterns.
In this conference, leading experts discuss the ways in which personality development shapes and is shaped by ongoing interactions with important attachment figures, with the goal of developing a deeper understanding of the interrelationship between emotional, cognitive, social, and biological disciplines within the fields of psychiatry and psychology.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (450) Advances in Regulation Theory: Role of Attachment and Right Brain Development
- (451) Relational Context of Trauma: Fear, Dissociation, and Early Caregiving Environment
- (452) Manifest Dissociation in Adult Attachment: Interviews from Individuals with Multiple Personality Dis
- (453) How Effective Treatment of PTSD Affects Mind, Brain, and Body
- (454) Traumatic Responses in Infancy and Early Childhood: Relationship-Based Approach
- (455) Integrating Attachment and Object Relations Theories with Neurological Development
- (456) EMDR and Adaptive Information Processing
- (457) Discussion
Program CD Price: $125.00
Homestudy Price: $145.00
Homestudy Credit: Available for Home Study Course, 14 hours continuing education
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Total CD's: 16
If you ordered tapes but wanted to get CDs instead you can do so by paying the $10 difference.
This program includes the following tapes:
- (9876) upgrade from tape to CD (within 7 days of sale)
Program CD Price: $10.00
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Total CD's: 0
We are increasingly aware of the significance of affective processes in essential human survival functions. A number of scientific and clinical research studies have been converging on the centrality of affect, including unconscious and dissociated affect. These are now becoming a central focus of psychotherapeutic work.
This program is composed of pioneers and essential contributors to the ongoing paradigm shift. All are authors who have written extensively on the themes of the relationship between early development, affect regulation, relational trauma, psychopathogenesis, and psychodynamic models of the treatment of both mind and body, especially with the more severe personality disorders. The conference faculty includes infant researchers, neuroscientists, psychoanalysts, and trauma investigators, and yet all are experienced clinicians, each with decades of psychotherapy practice.
All of the presentations focus on the practical applications of ongoing neurobiological and developmental studies, groundbreaking clinical explorations, and interdisciplinary theoretical modeling of survival-related affective and self- regulatory phenomena. Presenters discuss various aspects of their current work, as well as dialogue between other presenters and the audience.
PRESENTATIONS:
Negotiating Safe Space in Therapeutic Settings and Social Relationships -Stephen Porges, PhD
The Social Emotional Brain: From Distress to Social Bonding to Play - Pat Ogden, PhD & Jaak Panksepp, PhD
Mirror Neurons and Clinical Treatment - Lou Cozolino, PhD
Regulation and Disregulation: A Psychobiological Approach to Treating Couples - Stan Tatkin, PhD
Mindsight and Integration in the Cultivation of Well-Being - Daniel Siegel, MD
Emotion and Recognition: Energy, Vitality, Pleasure, Truth, Desire and the Emergent Phenomenology of Transformational Experience - Diana Fosha, PhD
You Knew Me When I Didn’t Know Myself, but I Didn’t Know What I Didn’t Know: Treatment of Complete Dissociative Trauma - Christine Courtois, PhD
The Brain That Changes Itself: The Neuroplasticity Revolution in Context - Norman Doidge, MD
In Search of Luderons*: The Modern Search for the Cerebral Fountains of Youth - Jaak Panksepp, PhD
Therapeutic Enactments: Working in the Right Brain Windows of Affect Tolerance - Allan Schore, PhD
Safe but Not Too Safe: “The Inevitability of Therapeutic Enactments in Attachment-Oriented Psychotherapy” - Pat Ogden, PhD and Allan Schore, PhD (with pre-recording of Philip Bromberg, PhD)
Reflections and Integration - Daniel Siegel, MD
Program CD Price: $180.00
Homestudy Price: $200.00
Homestudy Credit: 19 CE hours
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This conference explores different aspects of the Stone Center model. The theory poses an alternative to existing developmental models of separation and individualization as hallmarks of maturity and suggests instead the centrality of connection and relationships. Special attention to empathy, mutuality in relationships and the importance of working with conflict between people are also explored. Implications for psychotherapy will be considered through discussion of clinical material. Relational aspects of depression, eating disorders, anger, sexuality and other topics are examined.
The panel discussion covers the evolution and roots of the Stone Center's approach, with a focus on the concept of mutuality and its application in psychotherapy. The question of "self" in a relational paradigm will be addressed as well as responses to questions frequently asked of this Stone Center panel:
Is the approach directly only towards women's development in relationship?
Does the theory deal with conflict and with negative or destructive experience?
How does growth through connection compare with and differ from other theories such as object relations, self psychology adn the co-dependency recovery model?
This program includes the following tapes:
- (850) History Process and Language of Relational Therapy
- (851) Transference and Countertransference
- (852) Voice, Image and Change
- (853) Discussion with Audience
- (854) Relational Implications
- (855) Role of Gender in Building a Relational Theory
- (856) Empathy and Shame
- (857) Discussion with Audience
- (858) Therapeutic Impasses
- (859) Addictions in Women's Lives
- (860) Discussion with Audience
Program CD Price: $85.00
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Total CD's: 11
