NCP is having on Saturday Oct 20, a Workshop on Sexual Boundary Violations featuring Muriel Dimen and Andrea Celenza.
With its inherent intimacy, cloistered sessions, and risks of sexual boundary violations, psychoanalytic psychotherapy is still a dangerous method for patient and therapist. This program, with its workshop format, examines the circumstances in which sexual violations develop, typical transference/countertransference dynamics, traumatic sequellae for both transgressor and victim, training issues, and more. The workshop pays particular attention to the importance of the factors that both minimize boundary violation and support therapists’ flexibility in boundary management. Participants will be helped to process perceptions and misperceptions of their clients and patients at the fuzzy borderline of propriety.
The link for more detail and registration is http://www.n-c-p.org/edu-event.asp?id=262&the_type=Course
Thomas M Brod MD, DFAPA
Associate Clinical Professor, Psychiatry
Geffen UCLA School of Medicine
Office: 12304 Santa Monica Blvd.
Suite 210, Los Angeles CA 90025
tel. 310.207-3337
fax 310.207-1109
http://tbrod.bol.ucla.edu/
www.EEGym.com