May 1, 2010
IPTAR@50 The Daisy Franco Memorial Research Symposium: “Another Kind of Evidence”
Saturday, May 1, 2010
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
IPTAR WEST (140 W. 97th Street)
Psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic researchers have generated a research methodology of their own: “another kind of evidence”. Psychoanalytic research aims to legitimize our discipline for ourselves, our patients, and for the community at large. Presented will be clinical highlights, empirical observations, and specifications of innovative psychoanalytic concepts. This is a preview of a forthcoming volume to be published by Karnac–part of the new CIPS book series.
Norbert Freedman – Chair
9:00 AM-11:00 AM: How Therapy Lives On
- The Effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: The Role of Duration, Session Frequency, and the Therapeutic Relationship
Joan Hoffenberg - The Reconstruction of Therapy Remembered After Termination: The Internalization of the Therapeutic Dialogue
Jesse Geller - Was It a Success or Was It a Failure? Distinguishing Two Modes of Remembering: Reminiscing or Recollecting
Jamieson WebsterDiscussant: Lora Heims Tessman
11:00 AM-11:15 AM: Coffee Break
11:15 AM-1:15 PM: Studies in the Modification of Trauma
1. Three Pathways toward the Modification of Annihilation Anxiety during Early Transference Engagement, a Phase of Regression and Long-Term Psychoanalytic Treatment.
Marvin Hurvich & Norbert Freedman
2. From the Imaginary World of Trauma toward Symbolization: Severely Traumatized Patients’ Attempts at Reorganizing Their Relations to Others in Psychotherapy.
Sverre Varvin (Oslo) & Bent Rosenbaum (Copenhagan)
Discussant: Wilma Bucci
1:15 PM-2:30 PM: Lunch Break – A list of local restaurants will be provided.
Jay Frankel – Chair
2:30 PM-4:30 PM: A Specimen of Working Through: A Study of Transformation in a Recorded Psychoanalysis
1. Working Through: The Transformation Cycle and Progressive Symbolization
Norbert Freedman
2. Nodal Moments in Triangular Space
Rhonda Ward
3. Panel: Nodal Moments and Progressive Symbolization in Clinical Practice: Theoretical and Clinical Reflections
Jay Frankel, Phyllis Hopkins, Fredric Perlman, & Arnold Wilson
4:30 PM-5:00 PM: Joint Discussion by All Conference Participants
Fee: $50
No charge for candidates and students
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