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Additional Courses, Seminars and Workshops
Most courses meet once a week for 15 weeks, at 90 minutes per session. In order to receive credit for a course, no more than three absences are permitted during a semester. In extenuating circumstances, the candidate may request from the instructor permission to do extra work as compensation for further absences.
501.0 An Experiential Workshop
This workshop will be an ongoing group meeting in which students of the Institute will have an opportunity to develop their empathic abilities. Various exercises will be employed to assist participants in attaining this goal. This workshop will meet at planned intervals over the course of training.
503.0 Seminar on Final Case Presentation
This seminar will focus on the written case for Final Case Presentation. Along with a review of the format for the written case, there will be particular focus on how to demonstrate the candidate's theoretical and clinical knowledge through the presentation of experience-near data that leads to the unfolding of the patient's resistances and transference.
504.1 Depression and Suicide: A Practicum
This seminar will focus on the theory of depression as it applies to clinical practice. Particular attention will be given to the different meanings of depression in the psychoanalytic literature and how they differ from the understanding of depression, from an empathic perspective, as an addiction. Substantiation of this postulation will be found in empirical research.
505.0 Seminar on Countertransference
This seminar will differentiate countertransference proper from contertransference reactions. Examples of countertransference as it relates to the various selfobject transferences such as undifferentiated, mirroring, idealizing, and twinship will be provided. Readings and clinical material will be assigned.600.0 Seminar on Supervision
This seminar is offered to graduates of the various programs to prepare them to supervise as faculty supervisors in the Institute.|
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