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·Syllabus '' Each Person Is a Unique Individual ERICKSONIA METHODS: The Esse ce of the Story Keynote Speakers: jay Haley Cloe Madanes Ernest Rossi ·Syllabus '' Each person is a unique individual. Hence, psychotherapy should be for.. mutated to meet the uniqueness of the Individual's needs, rather than tailoring the person to fit the Procrustean bed of a hypothetical theory of human behavior. '' Milton H. Erickson, M.D. STATE OF ARIZONA EXECUTIVE OFFICE FIFE SYMINGTON Governor August 10, 1992 GREETINGS! On behalf of the State of Arizona, I would like to welcome you to Phoenix for the Fifth International Congress on Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and Psychotherapy. Featuring preeminent practitioners of Ericksonian therapy, the Fifth International Congress is designed to make available a wealth of knowledge and training experience for all attendees. Arizona is proud to host this prestigious event. I am confident you will find Arizona, and the Phoenix area, to be one of the most scenic and beautiful spots in the nation. I wish you great success with your meeting, and hope that after your event, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the rich culture and warm hospitality our State has to offer. Sincerely, r .:t- ....,....~--~ Fife Symington GOVERNOR FS/ls 1700 WEST WASHINGTON, PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85007 • (602) 542-4331 LOCATION OF ACTIVITIES 1. Registration Desk (After 10 a.m. Wednesday, December 2) - Pueblo Room, Omni-Adams 2. Volunteer Check-In- Pueblo Room, Omni-Adams 3. Exhibits- Pueblo Room, Omni-Adams 4. Bookstore - Pueblo Room, Omni-Adams 5. Tape Sales - Pueblo Room, Omni-Adams 6. Hospitality Event - Hyatt Regency Atrium - Wednesday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 7. Authors' Hour- Second Floor Lobby, Omni-Adams­ Thursday 6:15 - 7:15 p.m. 8. Arizona Party - Pinnacle Peak Patio - Saturday 6:15 - 11:00 p.m. gO-G ALL-AMERICA CITY City of Phoenix OFFICE• OF THE MAYOR 'IIIJ.' Paul Johnson Mayor 251 West Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85003 602 262-7111 Greetings: On behalf of the City Council, please accept •Y best wishes as you gather in Phoenix for the Fifth International Congress on Ericksonian Approaches to Hypnosis and Psychotherapy. For those of you who live outside the Phoenix area, I hope you will take some tiMe to get out and see all that this City has to offer. Our downtown area is on the move -- and as always, our restaurants, shopping opportunities, cultural events and leisure activities are second to none. Again, I am pleased to welcome you to the Valley of the Sun and offer you •Y best for a successful and enjoyable Congress. Table of Contents 1992 International Congress Schedule . 2 Congress Faculty . 12 The Fifth International Congress . 15 The Milton H. Erickson Foundation, Inc. 18 Milton H. Erickson Institutes and Societies ....................... 20 Abstracts and Educational Objectives of Presentations Wednesday . 24 Thursday ............................................ 31 Friday .............................................. 41 Saturday ............................................ 45 Sunday ............................................. 52 Exhibitors and Advertisers ................................... 59 Continuing Education Evaluation Forms . 7 3 General Evaluation Form . 7 5 Workshop Evaluation Forms .................................. 77 Application for Continuing Education Credits ..................... 87 Personal Schedule ......................................... 93 Maps ................................................... 94 1 ERICKSONIAN METHODS: THE ESSENCE OF THE STORY TUESDAY, DECEMBER t, t 992 6:00 • 9:00 P.M. REGISTRATION - Atrlum-Hyatt Regency WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, t 992 6:30 ·8:00A.M. REGISTRATION 8: 1 5 • 8:45 A.M. CONVOCATION - Regency Ballroom (Hyatt) jeffrey 1<. Zeig, Ph.D. - Kristina 1<. Erickson, M.S., M.D. - Linda Carr McThrall 9:00 • 11:30 A.M. INVITED ADDRESSES WEDNESDAY A.M. Session 1 - Regency Ballroom (Hyatt) Session 4 - Phoenix Ballroom (Hyatt) Moderator: Hillel Zeitlin, L.C.S.W. Moderator: joseph Hicks, M.Ed. Jeffrey K. Zelg, Ph.D. Andre Weltzenhoffer, Ph.D. Special Techniques of Utilization: Sequences, Symptom Words, Ericl<sonian Myths and Idioms Herbert Iustig, M.D. Robert Pearson, M.D. Discovering One's Essence How to Deal with Resistance to Induction by Refusing to Identify It Shirley Bliss, Ph.D. Michele Rltterman, Ph.D. Ericksonian Applications in the Use of Art in Therapy Poetry, Hypnotist Values and Breaking Social Inductions of Hate and Violence Session 5 - NavaJo AB (Omnl) Moderator: Sandra Zoe Brown, Ph.D. Session 2 - Omnl North Ballroom Betty Allee Erickson-Elliott, M.S., L.P.C. Moderator: Susan Mirow, Ph.D., M.D. Ericksonian Therapy Demystified - A Straightforward Approach Stephen Gilligan, Ph.D. Alfred lange, Ph.D. Back to the Futures: Inventing New Realities in Ericksonian Ritualized Writing Assignments in the Treatment of Psychological Psychotherapy Trauma: Theory and Practice Ronald Havens, Ph.D. &. Catherine Walters, M.S.W. Camillo lorledo, M.D. Good News for a Change: Optimism, Altruism, and Efficacy as Using Paradox in Hypnosis and Family Therapy the Basis for Erickson's Approach Madeleine Rlcheport, Ph.D. Erickson's Approach to Multiple Personality: A Cross-Cultural Perspective Session 3 - Oinnl South Ballroom Moderator: Brent Geary, Ph.D. Michael Yapko, Ph.D. Memories of the Future Yvonne Dolan, M.A. Treatment of Sexual Abuse and Other Traumas: An Ericksonian Perspective Bernhard Trenkle, Dlpl. Psych. Ericksonian Approaches in the Rehabilitation of Paralyzed Patients 11:30 A.M. • 1:00 P.M. WNCH 1:00 • 3:00 P.M. WORKSHOPS #1 • 13 WEDNESDAY P.M. Workshop 1 - Regency AB (Hyatt) Workshop 3 - Boreln (Hyatt) Workshop 5 - Remington (Hyatt) EYE MOVEMENT DESENSITIZATION AND HYPNOSIS AS METAPHOR: AN BECOMING A HEALER USING SELF­ REPROCESSING INTROINDUCTION HYPNOTIC TECHNIQUES Francine Shapiro, Ph.D. Charles Stern, Ph.D. Sandra Sylvester, Ph.D. The Ericksonian principle of "following the The introinduction: Introducing hypnosis by This experiential workshop will enable par­ patient's lead" is an important aspect of eye hypnotizing the subject with metaphorical ticipants to identify internal states of heal­ movement desensitization and reprocessing stories about hypnosis. ing and design practical personal rituals, (EMDR). This workshop provides an introduc­ through self-hypnosis, which will allow them tion, discussion and demonstration of EMDR Workshop 4 - NavaJo CD (Omnl) to act from this internal state of therapeutic as a treatment for anxiety and post-trauma­ FRITZ PERLS MEETS CARL ROGERS: A healing. tic stress disorder. While not a training, the­ "GENTLE" PATH TOWARD INTEGRATING Limited to 50 participants oretical assumptions, the model and its dis­ PARTS crete elements, and clinical applications will Robert Schwarz, Psy.D. Workshop 6 - Hopi (Omnl) be explored through discussion and treat­ Erickson stated that the objective of therapy STAYING OUT OF "BAD" TRANCES ment tapes. is the reorganization of the client's inner Philip Booth, Cert. r.s.w. psychological life. A Gestalt, two-chair tech­ Symptoms and uncomfortable psychological Workshop 2 - Omnl South Ballroom nique to reorganize conflicting parts can be states are assumed to occur in or be equiv­ RECLAIMING THE FEMININE SELF IN ''rough'' and create resistance. This work­ alent to dysfunctional or "bad" trances. The HYPNOTHERAPY shop presents an approach that utilizes pre­ essence of psychotherapy is to help clients Noelle Poncelet, Ph.D. supposition, spatial sorting, reframing and stay out of such trances. This model and its Seeking to foster balance and collaboration negotiation to respectfully facilitate a gen­ implications will be discussed and demon­ between one's Masculine and Feminine sides, tle process that moves clients toward an in­ strated. There also will be an experiential this wor)<shop addresses the contribution of tegrated reorganization of their inner life. exercise. the Feminine in both client and therapist, This process works on a level of second and Limited to 50 participants male and female. Body wisdom, connected­ third order change. The worl<shop includes ness, intuition, images, receptiveness, gesta­ a demonstration and practice exercises. tion and process are developed through Level: Intermediate and Advanced demonstrations and exercises. 2 forkshop 7 - Russell (Hyatt) Workshop tO- Regency CD (Hyatt) Workshop t 3 - Curtis (Hyatt) ADDICTION AND HYPNOSIS ANXIETY DISORDERS AND MILTON DEMONSTRATIONS I Michael Elkin, M.A. ERICKSON Camillo Lorledo, M.D. This workshop presents a model for un­ Lynn Johnson, Ph.D. Betty Allee Erickson-Elliott, M.S., L.P.C. derstanding addiction designed to resolve Anxiety disorders treatment has advanced These clinical demonstrations allow regis­ the "disease theory" versus the "medical significantly in the last ten years. This work­ trants to actually observe the different styles model'' controversy. Hypnosis can contrib­ shop compares and contrasts current cog­ of therapy conducted by faculty. This work­ ute to solving or exacerbating the problem nitive-behavioral treatment with Erickson's shop consists of two separate one-hour of addiction. approaches and those of his students. demonstrations. The presenters and topics are as follows: Camillo Lorledo, M.D., •'Fam­ lforkshop 8 - Navajo AB (Omnl) Workshop t t - Phoenix Ballroom (Hyatt) ily Hypnotic Induction and Therapy,'' and TIME LINE THERAPY HYPNOSIS, METAPHORS AND SOWTIONS: Betty Alice Erickson-Elliott, M.S., L.P.C., Tad James, M.S. CREATING THE EXPECTANCY FOR CHANGE ·'Anatomy of Varied Formal Trance Induc­ This workshop introduces a model of ther­ William Matthews, Jr.,
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