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Toward a Self-Directed Life: A Psychodynamic Systems Approach to Treatment of College Students - Spencer Biel, PsyD; Jacquelyn Harden, PsyD; and Eric M. Plakun, MD, DLFAPA, FACPsych (Recorded)
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Serious mental health struggles among college students are rising in the nation, increasing the need for access to treatment that can help them remain in school. College is a time of developmental transition as students work to establish themselves as adults in the world. This presentation highlights a novel remote access IOP that goes beyond mere crisis stabilization to help students grasp the meaning and achieve mastery of their struggles to lead more self-directed lives.
The Relational System of the Traumatizing Narcissist - Daniel Shaw, LCSW (Recorded-Self Study)
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Daniel Shaw, LCSW, presents a way of understanding the traumatic impact of narcissism as it is engendered developmentally, and as it is enacted relationally. Focusing on the dynamics of narcissism in interpersonal relations, Shaw describes the relational system of what he terms the 'traumatizing narcissist' as a system of subjugation–the objectification of one person in a relationship as the means of enforcing the dominance of the subjectivity of the other.
Conspiracies? The "Paranoid Style" Revisited, in Psychoanalytic Thought, History, and Political Life - Daniel Pick, PhD (Recorded self-study)
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Dr. Daniel Pick reflects on psychoanalytic thought about paranoia and considers its relevance to the exploration of mass phenomena, past and present. He draws on past work by a range of writers, including Freud, Tausk, Erikson, Klein, and Bion. He also returns to the work of historians and philosophers, including Hofstadter and Arendt, whose work is useful for exploring conspiracy theory and 'the paranoid style.' The talk concludes by engaging with various contemporary explorations of the crisis of democracy, the AI revolution, and the so-called ‘deep state’. 
Roundtable #6: Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in the Second Half of Life - Moderated by Jane G. Tillman, PhD, ABPP (Recorded self-study)
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Part of the 2024 Virtual Roundtable Series, Minding the Gaps: Addressing Mental Health Through the Life Cycle 
Relating Racially: Shifting Between We, They, and I Senses of Self - Michelle Stephens, LP, PhD (Recorded self-study)
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Psychoanalysts and psychotherapists are currently showing considerable interest in, and concern over, the relevance of different forms of racism to psychological suffering and to the development of the field of psychoanalysis itself. This presentation aims to address gaps in current practice and clinical knowledge by reviewing recent approaches to the question of psychoanalysis and race.
Edge of Catastrophe: Erich Fromm’s Fight Against Fascism and Racism - Roger Frie, PhD, PsyD, RPsych (Recorded self-study)
  • Friday Night Guest Lecture Series
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What does it mean to be both a social critic and a practicing psychotherapist? In view of the social and political crises we face, this is surely one of our profession’s most pressing challenges. This talk draws on the early work of Erich Fromm, one of the twentieth century’s best known public intellectuals and least understood psychoanalysts. Fromm escaped Nazi Germany and was one of very few psychoanalysts to speak publicly about the dangers of fascism.
Depth and Data: Using Measurement-Based Care to Deepen Understanding of Patient Experiences - Seth Pitman, PhD, ABPP, and Steven Ackerman, PhD, MBA, ABPP (Recorded self-study)
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The purpose of this talk is to explore how to effectively integrate Measurement-Based Care (MBC) into psychodynamic practice settings, focusing on how it can impact treatment outcomes and enhance patient authority over their treatment. The presentation emphasizes the importance of preserving the depth of patient experiences while incorporating measurable outcome assessments, and how MBC can support a nuanced understanding of treatment when implemented within a psychodynamic framework.
Patients with Persistent Somatic Symptoms or Functional Somatic Symptoms: An Integrative Psychodynamic Treatment Approach - Patrick Luyten, PhD (Recorded self-study)
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Patients presenting with persisting somatic symptoms or functional somatic symptoms constitute a very large subset of patients seen in routine healthcare. For instance, around 40% of patients with depression and anxiety also report high levels of functional somatic symptoms and long-term health conditions. Recent theoretical and empirical advances open up important new avenues for the treatment of these patients. In this talk, Dr.
The Vanishing of Culture in Psychoanalysis: History and New Directions - Chris Christian, PhD (Recorded)
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There was a period in the United States during the 1930s and 40s that was marked by a vibrant interest in how the fields of cultural anthropology and psychoanalysis could inform each other. By the 1990s the psychoanalytic landscape had changed considerably, and any interest in cultural psychoanalysis appeared to have all but vanished.
Thinking About Prescribing: Psychodynamically-Informed, Patient-Centered Approaches to Pharmacotherapy (1 of 5) - David L. Mintz, MD (Recorded)
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Course 1 of 5 - The Art of Pharmacotherapy: Enhancing Outcomes by Integrating Patient-Centered, Psychodynamically-Informed PerspectivesOther Courses in this Series:

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