This workshop offers participants the opportunity to reflect upon each of these disciplines/competencies with a primary focus on radical openness and courageous speech/disciplined spontaneity. The workshop will deepen participants understanding of relationally-oriented theory and clinical technique and will be useful in assessing one’s own practices from a relational psychoanalytic stance. The workshop does not assume any familiarity with relational psychoanalysis and is open to practitioners of all types (therapists, analysts, consultants, supervisors, masters level students). The workshop is intended to broaden participants' professional skills and understanding within the greater evolving research that understands that change and transformation within psychotherapy is dependent upon the quality of the relationship between therapist and patient.
This workshop invites participants to reflect on relational psychoanalytic theory and technique, with a particular focus on radical openness and courageous speech/disciplined spontaneity. Participants will deepen their understanding of relationally-oriented theory and clinical technique and gain tools for assessing their own work from a relational stance. No prior familiarity with relational psychoanalysis is assumed, and the workshop is open to practitioners of all types, including therapists, analysts, consultants, supervisors, and master's-level students. Grounded in the growing body of research showing that therapeutic change depends on the quality of the relationship between therapist and patient, the workshop aims to broaden participants' professional skills and understanding within this evolving paradigm.
When
April 7th, 2027 from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Event Program
| Event Subheading |
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| Credit Type |
CE Credits
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| CME/CE Credits |
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| CE Credits |
1.5
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| Instructional Level |
Intermediate
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| CE Content Area |
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| Recording |
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| Hybrid Event |
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| Hybrid Location |
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| Honorarium |
$300.00
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| Expected Income |
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