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CLINICAL DECISIONS That WORK Navigating the Psychotherapy Integration Maze PRELIMINARY PROGRAM SEPI XXXIII ANNUAL MEETING DENVER, COLORADO, USA • MAY 18 - 21, 2017 CLINICAL DECISIONS thAT WORK Navigating the Psychotherapy Integration Maze PRELIMINARY PROGRAM V3.0 UPDATED 02/05 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE Nuno Conceição* PhD, Program Chair, 2017 Conference and SEPI President Antonio Vasco PhD, Member of Research Committee Tracey Martin PhD, Conference Coordinator and Administrative Officer Stanley Messer PhD, 2017 President-Elect Daniel Fishman PhD, Future Program Chair Beatriz Gómez PhD, Past Program Chair and Past President Marvin Goldfried PhD, Chair of Communications & Publications Committee Shigeru Iwakabe PhD, Member of Education and Training Committee Ken Critchfield PhD, Member of Executive Committee *with assistance of Alexandre Vaz LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Lynett Henderson Metzger, PsyD Lavita Nadkarni, PhD University of Denver with collaboration of Susan Heitler, PhD Rose Medical Center, Denver 1 Thursday, 18 May Pre-Conference Thursday | 9:00 AM —12:00 PM | Capitol Workshop AEDP: A model of systematic interventions that harness the core biological self to deepen and stabilize change Organizers: SueAnne V. Piliero, Karen Pando-Mars, AEDP Institute CE Pre-Conference Thursday | 2:00 PM —5:00 PM | Capitol Workshop Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy (IRT) helps decide what to do for whom, when and how Organizer: Lorna Smith Benjamin, University of Utah CE 1 FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 19 Majestic Ballroom Columbine Vail Terrace Savoy Capitol Welcome and Integrative Themes in Psychotherapy: Searching for Universal Principles to Guide our Clinical Work 8:30-9:40 Opening Plenary Marvin Goldfried (CE) Applying Unified Finding your footing: Re- Choice point or Practical Applications Practice consultation: Metatheories of conceptualizing convergence? Exploring of Research on the MOTR - An integrative Integrating Emotional Psychotherapy to therapist factors transformative emotional Mechanisms of Change approach to individualised Arousal Techniques 9:45-11:00 Training Integrative through a culturally- processes and spiritual in Emotionally Focused therapy relations Schoenholtz-Read Decision-Making Skills competent framework experiences. Couple Therapy Caspar (CE) Marquis (CE) Bowen Gleiser Brubacher (CE) 11:00-11:30 Coffee break Using a Unified Collapsing the Mind-Body Abuse/Attachment and To Err is Human; To Beyond the Words: Framework to Guide Split: Clinical Approaches Interpersonal learn from Mistakes... Culturally Relevant How non-verbal interplay Clinical Decision Making Relationships: Senior Psychotherapists Duckham (CE) Clinical Decision-Making can assist you through Case Strategies of 11:30-12:45 Describe Therapeutic Formulation and Disconnection Errors and Recovery Ibrahim (CE) in decision making Treatment Planning Shapiro (CE) Osborn (CE) Farrell Harris (CE) 12:45-2:15 Lunch on your own + Regional Networks Committee Meeting 12:45-1:45 Research Consultations + Meet with JPI & Newsletter Editors 2 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 19 Majestic Ballroom Columbine Vail Terrace Savoy Capitol 2:15-3:30 Interpersonal factors in Clinical Decision Making: What is essential to … You can`t hurry love: Trauma in Special The Attachment Beliefs psychotherapy Developmental, Therapeutic Change? How Choice points in Populations and Behaviors Scale: A Disorder and Disability can research hypotheses new resource for Kramer treatment for sexual Nazary (CE) Cultures? be tested in live sessions? avoidance understanding clients’ close relationships Holman (CE) Pando-Mars Bresler Liese (CE) 3:35-4:50 Therapist Effects Assimilative Integration Bringing the Body and Practice consultation: Choices for Professional Integrative of Neurobiologically Boswell (CE) Mind in Psychotherapy Live Session with and Personal Psychotherapy Training Informed Concepts for Marvin Goldfried Development in Turkey Stabb the Treatment of Traumatic Stress Gori Ozakkas (CE) Curry (CE) 4:50-5:20 Coffee break 5:20-6:35 When to lead and Three tales of complex The Therapeutic Palette: From Two Person to Psychotherapy Unified Psychotherapy when to follow in PTSD: Clinical decision an Innovative Approach to Group Based Integration in for Victims of Intimate AEDP and EFT making in action Decision-Making in Couple Psychotherapy Psychoanalysis and Partner Violence Therapy Integration Spirituality Iwakabe (CE) Davidtz Pyland (CE) Fraenkel Compare Bachelart 6:40-7:15 Awards Ceremony 7:00-9:00 Poster Session and Welcome Reception 3 SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20 Majestic Ballroom Columbine Vail Terrace Savoy Capitol 8:30-9:55 Clinical Decision Making Comparing and Patient, Therapist and Open Your Heart in the Case Studies and Autistic Children Inspire in Two Integrative Contrasting Decision- Common Factors Face of Self-Destructive General Clinical and Require Humanistic-Experiential Making by Experienced Heinonen Behaviors: Using Affect Approach and Cultural Integration… and Novice Integrative Phobia Therapy… Psychotherapies: Differences in Turkey Holman (CE) Comparisons and Psychotherapists Osborn (CE) Ozakkas (CE) Contrasts Anchin (CE) Bohart (CE) 10:00-11:15 A Mixed-Methods New Directions for The Heart of Couple The Well-Being Training Supervision, Three Depression Approach to Clinical Integration Research Therapy: Finding Strengths Checkup System Consultation and Treatments in Search of a Researcher Decision-Making Callahan (CE) and Keeping on Focus Henriques Mentoring Fishman (CE) E. Wachtel Florence Heitler 11:15-11:45 Coffee break 11:45-1:00 Training Clinical Psychotherapeutic Recognizing and Responding The Phenomenology, Psychotherapy Different Judgment Using Treatment of Chronic to Markers for Building Self- Diagnosis and Integration: Dynamical Psychotherapy Streaming Pain by Enhancing Compassion in our (AEDP) Treatment of The Systems Approach as a Technics in Clinical Psychotherapy Videos: Emotional Awareness Clients Borderline PD: The Meta-Framework Practice APA PsycTHERAPY Lane (CE) Masterson Approach Edlin Shapiro (CE) Ozakkas (CE) Meidenbauer Pearson 1:00-2:30 Lunch on your own 4 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 20 Majestic Ballroom Columbine Vail Terrace Savoy Capitol 2:30-3:25 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Sifting and winnowing through effective approaches to maximize outcome for each individual Lorna Smith Benjamin (CE) 3:30-4:45 Are We There Yet? When aggression and Facilitating both emotional Diagnosis and Having the Body and Utilizing the Conflict Seeking Theoretical culture intersect: and relational change: Treatment of Spirit in Mind Analysis Battery, an Convergence the challenge of AEDP distinctive and Narcissistic PD: The Jarry (CE) online didactic, Masterson Approach Smith (CE) talking therapeutically integrable principles diagnostic and about race integrative therapeutic Conceição (CE) Bankston self-assessment Davidtz A Levis 4:45-5:15 Coffee break 5:15-6:30 Pre Closing Plenary Promoting Acceptance and Assimilation of Warded Off Parts of Self and Experience Goodbye to Whole Paul Wachtel (CE) Group of Attendants 7:30- Gala Dinner at Tamayo. Tickets required. 5 SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 21 Majestic Ballroom Columbine Vail Terrace Savoy Capitol A Preview of Coming Attractions: 3 Potent The Decision to Follow Authenticity Therapy: A Cognitive-Behavioral- Augmentations of CBT, a Dream: An Intuitive New Synthesis in the Expectant Therapy: Extra Research Mindfulness, and DEFT Approach with Theory and Practice of Extra Practice 8:30-9:45 Variation on a Theme Consultations? Psychoanalytic Anxiety Video Analysis Psychotherapy Consultation? Treatments Warshow Maros (CE) Boyd Heitler Inclusive Psychodynamic/Cognitive Integrative Therapy Accelerated How to Diagnose and Time Limited Psychotherapy for Behavioral Consultation: with Diverse Couples: Experiential Dynamic Treat Schizoid Self Mentalization-Based Relationally Violent Overview and Addressing Race, 9:50-11:05 Psychotherapy: Clinical Disorder in Masterson Treatment for Children Men in Intimate Decision Making Demonstration Religion, and Approach (MBT-C) Partner Violence Socioeconomic Status Kranz Einhorn Aydin Harris (CE) Kelly (CE) Malberg 11:05-11:30 Coffee break Broadening scope of Navigating the road to flexibility with cognitive Utilizing Genograms to emotional and sexual 3D Recovery: An Moving from Grief behavioral Integrate Systems and intimacy in couples Integrative Treatment back to Life after psychotherapy Psychodynamic 11:30-12:45 Any Denver Surprise? treatment: Emotionally for Addiction Perinatal Loss practice: could we Thinking Focused Therapy Maddoux (CE) enhance outcome? Browning Bindeman (CE) Simakhodskaya (CE) Rady Closing Remarks Concluding Thoughts, Announcement of Next Conference 12:45-13:00 Goodbye to Remaining Group of Attendants! 2 Friday, 19 May Presidential Opening Remarks Nuno Conceição, Lisbon University Keynote Friday | 8:30 AM —9:40 AM | Majestic Ballroom Marvin Goldfried, Stony Brook Integrative Themes in Psychotherapy: Searching for University Universal Principles to Guide our Clinical Work CE Panel/Symposium Friday | 9:45 AM —11:00 AM | Majestic Ballroom Integration Applying Unified Metatheories of Psychotherapy to Organizer: Andre Marquis, Training Integrative Decision-Making Skills University of Rochester CE An Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy lens on teaching the conceptual skills needed for integrative decision-making in unified psychotherapy Kenneth L. Critchfield, James Madison University Systems Metatheory and the Concept of Nonlinearity: Implications for Facilitating the Practice and Training of Integrative Decision-Making Jack Charles Anchin, Medaille College & University at Buffalo--SUNY TEST RePP: An
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