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XX Annual Meeting Society for the Exploration of Integration

What Makes a Good Psychotherapist?

Rode Hoed Amsterdam

Thursday 24- Sunday 27th June 2004

Conference Rooms ‘Rode Hoed’:

Grote Zaal Kleine Zaal Keizerzaal Banningzaal

Conference Rooms ‘Universiteit’, ‘D’ Bruynvis’: Universiteit 1 Universiteit 2

Friday, June 25th

Friday, Registratio Registration desk June 25th n 8:00 –9:00 Friday, Opening Welcome and introductory remarks Grote Zaal June 25th from Hilde Rapp (Independent Consultant , London, UK ) and Sjoerd Colijn (Rijngeest 9:00–9:15 groep, Leiden, Netherlands) Conference Co-chairs What the conference hopes to achieve & house keeping

Friday, Plenary Empirical Evidence in Psychotherapy: Head, heart, or appendix? 1 Grote Zaal June 25th Panel Co Chairs: Franz Caspar (University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany) and Hilde Rapp 9:15-10:45 (Independent Consultant, London, UK).

Franz Caspar (University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany) Empirical Evidence in Psychotherapy: Head, heart, or appendix?"

Carol Glass and Diane Arnkoff (Catholic University, Washington DC, USA) Outcome research on psychotherapy integration: An Overview

Marvin Goldfried: (State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, USA) The scientist-practitioner gap.

Discussant: Franz Caspar

Friday, Coffee Posters June 25th Posters 10:45-11:00 Friday, Parallel 1 Symposium 2 Grote Zaal June 25th sessions Is research relevant? How psychotherapy integration can benefit from attention to 11:00- (75 mins) “academic” research 12:15 Chair: Hilde Rapp (Independent Consultant, London, UK)

Lisa Cross (, USA) From “Academic” Research to Psychotherapy Integration

Golan Shahar (Yale University, USA) Individuals as producers of their own distress".

Discussant: Paul Wachtel (City University, New York, USA)

2 Symposium 3 Universitei Working with severely troubled Children and Families in diverse settings t 1 Chair: Jos Truyens (Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)

Jos Truyens (Institute for Systemic Psychotherapy, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) The use of an assessment model of therapist-client interaction in the combined treatment of complex psychopathology in children, adolescents and their families.

Laura Esikoff and Margret Nickels (Family and Child Development Center of the Juvenile Protective Association, Chicago, USA) What makes a good therapist: balancing social reality and psychic structure

Osamu Kuramitso (Osaka University Graduate School of Human Sciences, Osaka, Japan) An integrative approach for working with parents whose children were murdered at primary school

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3 Symposium 4 Universitei Shamanism As The First Integrative Psychotherapy t 2 Chair: Tullio Carrere Comes (ASPeT (Associazione per lo Sviluppo Personale e Transpersonale) Bergamo, Italy)

Joy Manné (Editor of The Healing Breath: A Journal of Breathwork Practice, and Spirituality; Independent practice, Lausanne, Switzerland) From Breathwork to Shamanism: naturally integrative psychotherapy

Tilke Platteel-Deur (Institute for Integrative Breath Therapy, Naarden, Netherlands) The use of imagery and visualization

Luca Panseri (ASPeT (Associazione per lo Sviluppo Personale e Transpersonale) Bergamo, Italy) Shamanism as a personal and professional integration

Catherine Dowling (Independent Practice, Dublin, Ireland) An alternative view to shamanism

Tullio Carere-Comes (ASPeT (Associazione per lo Sviluppo Personale e Transpersonale) Bergamo, Italy) Shamanism as a cure for the subject-object splitting.

4 Symposium 5 Kleine Empathy, Engagement And Relating: Therapist And Client Factors Zaal Chair: Jan de Vries (Independent Practice, The Netherlands)

Beatriz Gomez and María del Carmen Salgueiro (Fundacion AIGLE, Buenos Aires, Argentina) How Much Do Therapists Who Work With Severely Disturbed Patients Engage In The Treatment?

Vasiliki Pattakou-Parassiri (Social Work Department, Iraklio-Crete, Greece), P.J. Hawkins (School of Health Sciences, University of Sunderland, UK) & J.N Nestoros (Department of Psychology, University of Crete, Rethymno, Greece) Engagement, non-engagement and dropouts.

Sergio Benvenuto (CNR - National Research Council, Institute for Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, Rome, Italy) The healing position of the analyst

5 Workshop 6 Keizerzaal Critical appraisal skills: How to read and evaluate the relevance of research papers to clinical practice

Andree le May (University of Southampton, Southampton, UK)

Friday, Lunch At your convenience in the Rode Hoed neighborhood (see list of lunch June 25th restaurants) 12:15-13:30 Friday, Lunchtime Lunchtime Research Consultations 7 Will be June 25th Research (Sponsored by the SEPI Research Committee) announce 12:15-13:30 Consulta- Consultants: d at the tions Diane Arnkoff (Department of Psychology, Catholic University, Washington DC, USA), conferenc Franz Caspar (Universitaet Freiburg, Germany), e desk Carol Glass (Department of Psychology, Catholic University, Washington DC, USA) Mike Basseches (Department of Psychology, Suffolk University, Boston, USA)

3 Friday, Parallel 1 Symposium 8 Grote Zaal June 25th sessions Approaching Multi-problem Personality Disorder Patients: An Analyst and a DBT 13:30-14:45 (75 mins) Therapist Look at Each Other's Work Chair: Paolo Migone (Co-editor, Psicoterapia e scienze umane, Italy)

Monica Carsky (Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research; Personality Disorders Institute, Weill Medical College of Cornell University, New Jersey, USA) An expanded idea of impaired ego functions to understand severe personality disorders

Lisa Lyons (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, USA) The interaction of biologically based difficulties with internal regulation of affects, cognitive processes and behavior, with chronic environmental stressors, in the development and maintenance of severe personality disorders.

2 Workshop 9 Keizerzaal What makes a therapist “good enough” ? (Why love is not enough: Working with conduct disordered adolescents…)

Peter van der Sanden and Martine van der Laan (The Fjord Psychiatric Clinic, Rotterdam, the Netherlands)

3 Panel 10 Kleine What Makes a Good Psychotherapist? Research Perspectives zaal Chair: Rebecca Curtis (Derner Institute, Adelphi University, Garden City, New York)

Rebecca Curtis (Derner Institute, Adelphi University, Garden City, New York , USA) Review of Three Research Studies Regarding Therapists’ Beliefs about What is Most Helpful and Behaviors Related to Theoretical Orientation

Carol Glass, Diane Arnkoff, Michele Schottenbauer, Kimberley Digiorgio, and Laura Kwako (Dept of Psychology, Catholic University, Washington DC, USA) What Makes a Good Psychotherapist? Perspectives of practicing clinicians

Discussant: Franz Caspar (University of Freiburg, Germany)

4 Workshop 11 Universitei The Therapist's Use Of Self: Integrating the transpersonal into our therapy. Three t 1 Approaches To The Therapeutic Relationship: Instrumental, Authentic And Transpersonal; Or: Treating, Meeting And Linking

John Rowan (Minster Centre, London, UK)

5 Seminar/Workshop 12 Universitei Weaving between theory, research and the exploration of practice in dialogue with the t 2 participants Chair: Beatriz Gomez (Fondacion AIGLE, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Mike Basseches (Department of Psychology, Suffolk University, Boston, USA) Therapists’ Contributions to Clients’ Development: An Approach to Coding “Common Factors” in Therapeutic Effectiveness.

Kara Bernarda (Fielding Graduate Institute, Reno, USA) Creating A Nurturing Therapeutic Relationship From An Integrated Theory Of Personality

Friday, Comfort June 25th break 14:45-15:00 Friday, Parallel 1. Bridging Workshop 13 Universitei June 25th sessions Working Integratively with the Breath t 1 15:00-16:15 (75 mins) Joy Manné (Editor of The Healing Breath: A Journal of Breathwork Practice, Psychology and Spirituality; Independent practice, Lausanne, Switzerland)

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2. Symposium 14 Kleine Management and service issues across settings Zaal Chair: Jacquie Coule (Adult Psychological Therapies, Fieldhead Hospital, Wakefield, UK)

Jacquie Coule (Adult Psychological Therapies, Fieldhead Hospital, Wakefield, UK) Policy into practice: the challenge of inreach mental health services for young people within a prison environment

Rene Breuk (Department forensic adolescent psychiatry, De Bascule, Amsterdam, Netherlands) Functional : Implementation in different services in Amsterdam

3. Bridging Workshop 15 Keizerzaal Comparing and contrasting CAT, DBT and Kernberg's psychoanalytic approach to working with personality disorders in diverse settings

(CAT) Carlos Mirapeix (Personality Disorders Unit Health and Social Services Ministry of the Cantabria Government, Spain) (DBT) Shelley McMain (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, Canada) (Psychoanalysis) Paolo Migone (Independent practice, Rome, Italy)

4. Bridging Workshop 16 Universitei Becoming a Good Couples Therapist: An Integrative Approach to Brief Couples t 2 Counseling

Mark Young and Tina Livingstone (Department of Child, Family & Community Sciences, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA)

5. Seminar Workshop 17 Grote Zaal Time-limited psychotherapy (Mann’sTLP) – creative, effective and unknown. Theory and action research

Tjord Fridolf Bergstrom, (Psychotherapist and supervisor in outpatient settings , Falun, Sweden)

Friday, Coffee/Tea Posters June 25th Posters 16:15-16:30 Friday, Parallel 1. Bridging Workshop (continued) Universitei June 25th sessions Working Integratively with the Breath t 1 16:30-18:00 (90 mins) Joy Manné (Editor of The Healing Breath: A Journal of Breathwork Practice, Psychology and Spirituality; Independent practice, Lausanne, Switzerland)

18 Grote Zaal 2. Symposium Relational psychoanalysis as a foundation for psychotheapy integration Chair : Paul Wachtel (City University, New York, USA)

Paul Wachtel (City University, New York, USA) Relational psychoanalysis as a foundation for psychotheapy integration

Robert Stolorow (Department of Psychiatry, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, USA) From drive to affectivity: Contextualizing psychological life

Discussant: Paolo Migone, Independent practice, Rome, Italy

5 3. Bridging Workshop (continued) Keizerzaal Comparing and contrrasting CAT and DBT approach to working with personality disorders in diverse settings

Carlos Mirapeix (Personality Disorders Unit Health and Social Services Ministry of the Cantabria Government) Shelley McMain (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, Canada)

4. Bridging Workshop (continued) Universitei t 2 Becoming a Good Couples Therapist: An Integrative Approach to Brief Couples Counseling Mark Young and Tina Livingstone (Department of Child, Family & Community Sciences, University of Central Florida, Orlando, USA)

5. Seminar Workshop 19 Banning zaal Objective counter-transference: theoretical issues and empirical referents of an integrative concept Anton Hafkenscheid and Arend Veeninga (Sinai Centre Jewish Mental Health Services, Amersfoort, the Netherlands)

6. Workshop 20 Kleine Intimate violence: domestic violence and psychotherapy Zaal

Justine van Lawick (Lorentzhuis, Centre for systemic therapy, training and consultation, Haarlem, the Netherlands)

Friday, Drinks Hosted by the Dutch Association for Psychotherapy Integration Grote June Zaal, 25th Foyer and 18:00-19:30 Cafe

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Saturday June 26th 2004

Saturday Breakfast Theme based meetings 21 Will be June 26th meetings National network meetings announce 9:00-9:30 Including a Seminar/ workshop on SEPI with members of the steering group d at the conferenc e desk Saturday Coffee Posters Grote June 26th Posters Zaal, 9:30-10:00 Foyer and Cafe Saturday Plenary Plenary Panel 22 Grote Zaal June 26th Panel What Makes A Good Psychotherapist? Relationships Between Therapist Views, Attitudes, 10:00-11:15 And Interventions Chair: Sjoerd Colijn (Rijngeest groep, Leiden, Netherlands)

Sjoerd Colijn (Rijngeest groep, Leiden, Netherlands) Outline and results of the survey: Similarities and differences

Wim Trijsburg (Department of Medical Psychology and Psychotherapy, rasmus MC, Rotterdam, Department of , University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) Construction, Application and Outcomes of the Comprehensive Psychotherapy Intervention Rating Scale (CPIRS)

Germain Lietaer (Center For Client-Centered/Experiential Psychotherapy And Counselling, Leuven, Belgium) Worldviews, Personality Theories, Core Values and Beliefs about Effective Therapy Across the Four Main Therapeutic orientations

Wim Trijsburg (Department of Medical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, Department of Clinical Psychology, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands) The Relevance Of Our Findings For Present-Day Views Of Integrative Psychotherapy In The Netherlands And Belgium

Saturday Coffee Grote June 26th Posters Posters Zaal, 16:00-16:30 Foyer and Cafe Saturday Parallel 1. Symposium 23 Universitei June 26th sessions t 1 11:30- (90 mins) Affect regulation: the patient, the therapist and their mutual emotional understanding 13:00 Chair : Kosse Jonker (Psychomedic Centre Parnassia, Den Haag, Netherlands)

Annemiek van Dijke (Rotterdam, Netherlands) An integrative model for the understanding of pathological affect regulation.

Kosse Jonker (Psychomedic Centre Parnassia, Den Haag, Netherlands) Training new psychologists and psychotherapists who are treating patients suffering from affect dysregulation in dealing with their own emotions and cognitive schemas

Sandra Visser (Psychomedic Centre Parnassia, Den Haag, Netherlands) Dealing with emotionally unstable patients in clinical group therapy.

Jan de Vries (Independent practice, Castricum, Netherlands) The role of empathy in the individual relationship with the patient

7 2. Symposium 24 Keizerzaal Integrative perspectives on healing, mindfulness and psychopharmacology Chair: Shigeru Iwakabe (Ochanomizu University Tokyo, Japan)

Bjorn Prins, K. Audenaert, D. Dewulf (Department of Psychiatry and Medical Psychology. University of Ghent, Belgium) Results of a preliminary study of the effect of a training mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT, an integration between cognitive therapy and vipasana-meditation) on neuropsychological variables, such as memory and attention.

Alejandra Suarez (Argosy University, Seattle, USA) Integral psychotherapy and psychopharmacology and healing integrating the subjective experience of the client, behavioral and social factors, and the biological markers of distress

Shigeru Iwakabe (Ochanomizu University Tokyo, Japan) A qualitative analysis of client’s experience of the first psychotherapy session

3. Symposium 25 Grote Zaal The “Paradigmatic Complementarity” Integrative Metamodel: Empirical Developments Chair: António Branco Vasco Except where stated all authors are at Faculdade de Psicologia e de Ciências da Educação da Universidade de Lisboa (Faculty of Psychology and Education, University of Lisbon, Portugal)

António Branco Vasco The “Paradigmatic Complementarity” Integrative Metamodel: Fundamentals and Components

António Branco Vasco and Nuno Conceição Temporal Sequencing Phases of the Therapeutic Process: Empirical Developments

Carla Moleiro Change During Therapy: How Symptoms, Patient Attributes, Therapeutic Interventions and Alliance Co-vary Through Time

Nuno Conceição and António Branco Vasco Therapeutic Alliance and Sequence of the Therapeutic Process: Time or Strategic Goals?

Hans Welling, Márcio Pereira and Isabel Gonçalves Temporal Sequence of Strategic Objectives and Clinical Change: An Empirical Study

Fernando Silva (Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada, Lisbon, Portugal) and António Branco Vasco Characteristics of Integrative Therapists: Empirical Developments

4. Workshop 26 Kleine Group study of the psychotherapy of borderline patients. An integrative approach to Zaal psychotherapy supervision

Martin H. Rock (Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Yeshiva University, New York, USA) Ann H. Appelbaum (Personality Disorders Institute; New York Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, USA) Monica Carsky (Personality Disorders Institute; New York Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, USA) Ida Dancyger (New York Presbyterian Medical Center, New York , USA) Julie Ann Hall (CSW Independent practice New York , USA) Catherine Haran (New York Presbyterian Medical Cente, New York, USA) Verna MacCormack (New York Presbyterian Medical Center, New York , USA) Maria Solomon (New York Presbyterian Medical Center, New York , USA)

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5. Symposium 27 Banning Integrative Group Psychotherapy in different settings zaal Chair: Hans Snijders (Psychomedic Centre Parnassia, Den Haag, Netherlands)

Jetty de Hoop and Esther Wermers (Department of Health Pychotherapy for Work- related Problems,GGZ Friesland Noord, Leeuwarden, Netherlands “Challenges and pitfalls” : Integrating cognitive, directive and psychodynamic elements in a group psychotherapy for managers and executive staff members suffering from burnout.

Hans Snijders (Psychomedic Centre Parnassia, Den Haag, Netherlands) Group Cohesion, Working Alliance And Therapeutic Interventions As Variables Predicting Outcome In Group Psychotherapy For Personality Disorders

28 Universitei 6. Workshop t 2 Working with Mindfulness Michael Tophoff (Personal Resource Consultant, Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Saturday Lunch Posters June 26th Posters 13:00-14:30 Saturday Steering Kerizerzaa June 26th Group and l 13:15-14:15 Advisory Board lunch Saturday Parallel 1. Workshop 29 Kleine June 26th sessions Exploring the use of CPCAB integrative model of assessment in counselling and Zaal 14:30– (90 mins) psychotherapy training 16:00 Anthony Crouch (Counselling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body, Glastonbury, UK)

2. Panel 30 Keizerzaal What Makes a Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual-Affirmative Therapist?

Chair: Marvin Goldfried (State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, USA)

Panelists: Lisa Burckell (State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, USA)

Catherine Eubanks-Carter (State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, USA)

John Pachankis (State University of New York at Stony Brook, New York, USA)

Discussant: Shelley McMain (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Department of Psychiatry, Universityof Toronto, Toronto, Canada)

3. Seminar Workshop 31 Universitei The Contribution of Body-psychotherapy to Integration and training in Psychotherapy t 1 across settings

Jorge Stolkiner (International Open Orgonomy Network, USA)

4. Panel 32 Grote Zaal Integrative Supervisions Leading to “Good Psychotherapists” Chair: Rebecca Curtis (Derner Institute, Adelphi University, New York, USA)

Mary Fitzpatrick (New York Cornell Hospital, New York, USA) Supervision Integrating CBT with Dynamically-Trained Therapists

Rebecca Curtis (Derner Institute, Adelphi University, New York, USA) Supervision in a Psychoanalytic Institute from an Integrative Perspective

Discussant: Beatriz Gomez (Fundacion AIGLE, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

9 5. Panel 33 Universitei Deep Breathing , Deep Experiencing t 2 Chair: Tilke Platteel-Deur (Institute for Integrative Breath Therapy, Naarden, The Netherlands)

Tilke Platteel-Deur (Institute for Integrative Breath Therapy, Naarden, The Netherlands) Connecting inner power and vulnerability

Tullio-Carere Comes (ASPeT, Associazione per lo Sviluppo Personale e Transpersonale, Bergamo, Italy) Breaking vicious cycles

Joy Manné (Editor of The Healing Breath: A Journal of Breathwork Practice, Psychology and Spirituality; Independent practice, Lausanne, Switzerland) Analytical Breathwork

Catherine Dowling (Independent Consultant, Dublin, Ireland) The micro- and macro-levels of integration

Wilfried Ehrmann (ATMAN-Trainingproject for training in professional breathwork and breath therapy, Austria) The breath as tool for conscious countertransference

6. Workshop 34 Banning The Impossible Enterprise? An Examination of the Effective Use of Objectives and zaal Outcomes in the Practice of Psychological Therapy

Jenifer Elton Wilson (Metanoia Institute, London and Independent Practice)

Saturday Coffee June 26th Posters Posters 16:00-16:30 Saturday Parallel 1. Symposium 35 Banning June 26th sessions Integrative Treatment Approaches for Refugees and Immigrant Women zaal 16:30– (90 mins) Chair: Sjoerd Colijn (Rijngeest groep, Leiden, Netherlands) 18:00 Willi Butollo (paper ) (Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Munich, Germany) Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Munich, Germany Empirical Studies on Trauma and dialogue-ability with special reference to Bosnian war widows

Anna de Voogt & Hermine Klok (discussion) (GGZ Buitenamstel/Dercksen Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands) “Multicultural Society” An Integrative Day Hospital Treatment Module for immigrant women

2. Workshop 36 Universitei From non-involvement to affect: Dealing with resistance against emotional closeness. The t 1 perspective of Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy.

Annette Kalbfleisch (private practice, Amsterdam, the Netherlands)

37 Universitei 3. Workshop t 2 Multicomponent psychotherapy of personality disorders: an integrated, cognitive-analytic oriented approach

Carlos Mirapeix (Personality Disorders Unit Health and Social Services Ministry of the Cantabria Government, Spain)

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4. Symposium 38 Kleine Integrative approaches to psychosocial treatment of traumatized people in Centrum 45 and Zaal de Vonk. Chair: Annemarie Smith (Centrum ’45, Oegstgeest, the Netherlands)

Annemarie Smith (Centrum ’45, Oegstgeest, the Netherlands) IDSIT (lntegrative Diagnostic Schema for lndication and Trauma-treatment): An integrative model for diagnosis and treatment of Chronic and Complex PTSD

Trudy Mooren and Maartje Schoorl (Centrum ’45, Oegstgeest, the Netherlands) A pre-treatment group for refugees and asylumseekers: Backgrounds to and experiences with an psycho-education group for traumatized clients

Jeanette Lely (Centrum ’45, Oegstgeest, the Netherlands) Psycho-education in a clinical programme of PTSD-treatment: A cognitive intervention with integrative impact

5. Workshop 39 Grote Zaal Working with Dialectical Behaviour Therapy with substance use and Borderline Personality Disorder

Shelley McMain (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Department of Psychiatry, Universityof Toronto, Toronto, Canada)

6. Workshop 40 Keizerzaal Conviviality in the therapeutic alliance – an integrative power

Astrid Palm Beskow. (Centre for Cognitive Psychotherapy and Education, Göteborg Sweden) and Jan Beskow (West-Swedish Network for Suicide Prevention, Sweden)

19.30- Conference Van ????? Dinner Puffelen

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Sunday 27 June 2004

Sunday Breakfast Grote June 27th meetings Posters Zaal, 9:00-9:30 Foyer and Cafe Sunday Parallel 1. Symposium 41 Grote Zaal June 27th sessions Working with severely troubled adults in various settings 9:30-11:00 (90 mins) Chair: Carlos Mirapeix

Giorgio Gabriele Alberti (Department Of Mental Health Ospedale San Carlo Borromeo Milan, Italy) An Integrated Psychotherapeutic Approach To Severe Psychopathology In Repeated Psychiatric Hospitalization

Kyriakos Platrites (Public Mental Health Services, ‘’Pyxida’’ Public Drug Addictions Rehabilitation Center, Lefkosia, Cyprus), Konstantia Zgantzouri (Social & Counseling Services Technological & Educational Institute of Athens, Greece) and Kyriakos Veresies (Public Mental Health Services, ‘’Pyxida’’ Public Drug Addictions Rehabilitation Center, Lefkosia, Cyprus) Synthetiki Psychotherapia: An integrative model applied in a public drug addictions rehabilitation center

Han Kuipers, Charles Huffstadt and Just Blom (CSP, Rijngeest Groep, Leiden, Netherlands) An Example Of Psychotherapy Integration In A Dutch Clinical Psychotherapy Facility

2. Workshop 42 Banning Traumatherapy - an existential challenge for the therapist zaal

Annemarie Smith (Centrum ’45, Oegstgeest, Netherlands)

3. Workshop 43 Keizerzaal Challenges In The Training Of Effective Integrative Psychotherapists

Maria Gilbert, Diana Shmukler and Jenifer Elton-Wilson (Department of Integrative Psychotherapy, Metanoia Institute, Middlesex University, London, UK and private practice)

4. Seminar : Workshop 44 Kleine The Combined Use Of A Theory-Driven Profile Interpretation Of The Dutch Short Form Zaal Of The Mmpi And The Mmpi-2: A New Way To Approach The Mmpi-2. Implications For Psychotherapy Integraton

Liesbeth Eurelings-Bontekoe (Department of Clinical and Health Psychology, Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands) and Wim Snellen (Altrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands)

5. Seminar workshop 45 Balkon Integrative Therapy and Treatment of Traumatic Stress: Concepts and Results Grote Zaal

Willi Butollo (Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Munich, Germany)

Sunday Coffee Posters June 27th Posters 11:00-11:30

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Sunday Closing Practice based Evidence: what do practitioners need to know to become better therapists 46 Grote Zaal June 27th Plenary and how to find out 11:30-12:55 Co chairs:Hilde Rapp, Sjoerd Colijn

15 minute Position paper by Franz Caspar What will make good psychotherapy training in the future?

45 minutes panel discussion, about 4 minutes each to respond and share priorities

Panelists and Discussion group leaders:

 Stephen Munt (Counselling Psychology Division, British Psychological Society, UK)  Carlos Mirapeix (Personality Disorders Unit Health and Social Services Ministry of the Cantabria Government, Spain)  Hilde Rapp (Independent Practice, London)  Paul Wachtel (City University, Garden City, New York)  Franz Caspar (Freie Universitaet, Freiburg, Germany)  Catherine Eubanks Carter (New York State University, Stony Brook, New York, USA)  Lisa Burckell (New York State University, Stony Brook, New York, USA)  Andree le May (Southampton University, UK)  Astrid Palm Beskow (Centre for Cognitive Psychotherapy and Education, Göteborg , Sweden)  Shigeru Iwakabe (Ochanomizu University, Tokyo, Japan)  Beatriz Gomez (Fundacion AIGLE, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

15 minutes small discussion groups led by panelists with round table type briefs – eg future directions- empirically supported training- competency based assessment etc

15 minutes plenary sharing and future direction

12:55- 13:00 Good Bye Good bye and thanks from Sjoerd and Hilde

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