Secret Passages: Theory & Technique of The Interpsychic Relationship with Stefano Bolognini at the NYFS Washington

THE NEW YORK FREUDIAN SOCIETY WASHINGTON PROGRAM
2011 ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 -SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23

Hyatt Regency Bethesda – Ambassador Diplomat Room One Bethesda Metro Center 7400 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814

STEFANO BOLOGNINI MD
PRESIDENT, ITALIAN PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY
PRESIDENT-ELECT, INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION

“Secret Passages: Theory & Technique of  The Interpsychic Relationship”

Dr. Stefano Bolognini is known for his unique capacity to hold many different theories in mind as he works with patients. Rather than aligning himself with any particular psychoanalytic school of thought, Dr. Bolognini is able to integrate and respond to the patient with fine empathic attunement. He often speaks about his and the patient’s preconscious speaking with each other. It as at this juncture of preconscious communication that Dr. Bolognini’s engagement with the patient through “secret passages” leads to the inevitable teasing out of the transference/ countertransference relationship.

Dr. Bolognini will present his own clinical work and respond to presented clinical work. His clinical examples take a microscopic focus on moments of struggle in the effort to find analytic engagement at the preconscious level. The humanistic story of the analyst and patient is illuminated in fantasy and reality.

Linking crucial therapeutic process to his emerging ideas of shared unconscious dimensions, Dr. Bolognini will provide a forum for a lively discussion between all participants. Two clinicians will present a clinical hour and, after all participants have ample time to respond, Dr. Bolognini will bring their, and his, ideas into perspective. At the end of each day, three discussants will join Dr. Bolognini for an interactive discussion with each other and the entire group.

Dr. Bolognini has more than 130 psychoanalytic publications and has published four books with a fifth out this year.

*IN KEEPING WITH DR. BOLOGNINI’S UNIQUE CAPACITY TO ENGAGE IN SUCH A LIVELY AND FRUITFUL DIALOGUE THE CONFERENCE IS LIMITED TO 60 PARTICIPANTS TO ALLOW FOR IN DEPTH DISCUSSION

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 – 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
8:30- 9:00 – Registration
9:00-10:15 – Stefano Bolognini
10:30-12:00 – Clinical Hour
12:00-1:15 – Lunch
1:15-3:45 – Bolognini
3:45-5:00 – Discussion

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 – 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM
9:00-10:00 – Stefano Bolognini
10:00-11:30 – Clinical Hour
11:30-12:30 – Lunch
12:30-2:00 – Stefano Bolognini
2:15-3:30 – Discussion

Stefano Bolognini, MD – President, Italian Psychoanalytic Society; President-Elect, International Psychoanalytic Association; Training & Supervising & Teaching Analyst, Member of the European Editorial Board of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis; Supervisor of Adult & Adolescent Psychiatric Services of Italian National Health System; Author of numerous psychoanalytic articles; and Author of several books including “Psychoanalytic Empathy and the Interpsychic Relationship” and “Secret Passages – Theory and Technique of the Interpsychic Relationship”. He has a Private Practice in Bologna, Italy.

Discussants & Clinical Presenters:
Daniel Ciudin MD, Advanced Candidate NYFS, Private Practice in Charlottesville VA
Paula Ellman PhD, Member NYFS, Training & Supervising Analyst, Chair of NYFS Institute, NYFS Faculty, CIPS Private Practice in Bethesda MD & Washington, DC
Debra Neumann PhD, Advanced Candidate NYFS, Washington School of Psychiatry Faculty, George Washington University PsyD Program Supervisor, Board Member of the China American Psychoanalytic Alliance, Private Practice in Chevy Chase, MD
Marilyn Sande LICSW, Member NYFS, Training & Supervising Analyst, NYFS Faculty, Board Member and Vice-President of the NYFS, Private Practice in NYC
Stephen P. Solow PhD, Member NYFS, Training & Supervising Analyst, NYFS Faculty, NYFS Board Member-at-Large, Supervising & Teaching Faculty & Chair of Contemporary Freudian Track at NYU Post Doctoral Program in Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis, Private Practice in NYC

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
This conference is designed to help you:
– Analyze the concept of empathy in the context of Bolognini’s distinction between “empathy” & “identification”
– Demonstrate the capacity to describe analytic process beyond the level of its universality, focusing specifically on the analysand’s unique “secret passages” at the preconscious level
– Define interpsychic/”broad band” functioning and recognize it in clinical material which presents both intrapsychic and interpersonal dynamic currents
– Define the four fundamental mechanisms which produce both sleeping and daydreams, and apply them to demonstrate an ability to transform latent dream material into manifest content
– Summarize Bolognini’s description of the dynamics of panic attacks and be able to apply it to clinical case material

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS:
For Psychologists and Social Workers who would like Continuing Education Credits, a fee of $50 will be collected at the conference.
 
Psychologists:The New York Freudian Society is approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to sponsor continuing education programs for psychologists. NYFS maintains responsibility for this program and its content. APA-approved CE credits are granted to participants with documented attendance of the entire conference and completed evaluation forms. It is the responsibility of participants seeking APA-approved CE credits to comply with these requirements.   Upon completion of the conference participants who have paid the requisite fee and submitted their evaluations will be granted certificates for 11 CE credits.
 
Social Workers: The District of Columbia Board of Social Work will grant continuing education credits to social workers attending a program offered by an APA authorized sponsor, provided they comply with the requirements stated above for Psychologists.

Conference Co-Chair: Harmon Biddle LICSW, NYFS, Training & Supervising Analyst, NYFS Faculty, Chair Training Analyst Committee, Washington School of Psychiatry Faculty, Private Practice in Washington DC

Conference Co-Chair: Molly Jones-Quinn PhD, NYFS, Training & Supervising Analyst, Chair of the NYFS Advisor Program, Adjunct Faculty Georgetown Medical School, Private Practice in Washington DC

REGISTRATION FEE:
Early Registration before September 15 $200
Registration after September 15 $225
Candidates/Students $175

* CONFERENCE IS LIMITED TO 60 PARTICIPANTS SO REGISTER SOON!

TO REGISTER, send a check made out to The New York Freudian Society to: Molly Jones-Quinn PhD
622 Maryland Avenue NE
Washington DC 20002

PARKING available at Hyatt and Public Lot on Edgemore Lane
BETHESDA METRO STOP AT HYATT

For questions, contact Harmon Biddle at 202 296 8121 or harmonbiddle@gmail.com