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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Reimagining Countertransference Resistance: Including Cultural and Social Components of Leaders’ Resistances (OW11925) – 2.5 contact hours
Nov
9
2:00 PM14:00
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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Reimagining Countertransference Resistance: Including Cultural and Social Components of Leaders’ Resistances (OW11925) – 2.5 contact hours

In addition to allowing and tolerating all feelings, effective modern analysts must be able to hold the clinical frame while dealing with intense interpersonal processes in groups. At times, modern analysts will be challenged to embrace the emotional forces that brush up against our own histories. In this didactic and experiential workshop we will explore countertransference and resistances to countertransference as we discuss intersectional identities, including race, gender, social class, and language.

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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Creating A Group Flow (OW12725) – 2.5 contact hours
Dec
7
4:00 PM16:00
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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Creating A Group Flow (OW12725) – 2.5 contact hours

Modern analytically trained group leaders use a variety of techniques to help the group become the primary agent of change, rather than the leader. A core technique is bridging. Through didactic and experiential learning, this workshop will describe and demonstrate how bridging, transient identification, and other joining techniques, are used to create and sustain a flow of connection between members that helps the group evolve.

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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Introduction to Resistances in Group Psychotherapy (OW10525) – 2.5 contact hours
Oct
5
4:00 PM16:00
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ONLINE WORKSHOP - Introduction to Resistances in Group Psychotherapy (OW10525) – 2.5 contact hours

Resistance occurs in every group, providing a great deal of information about members’ current and historic fears and their learned strategies for coping with less than perfect environments in their lives. This didactic and experiential workshop will address the types and sources of resistance in group and their usefulness in understanding the group and its members. Intervention techniques for resolving group and member resistance will be discussed. The topic of countertransference resistance will be introduced.

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