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Date: 13 Sep 2019
Singapore
This one day workshop will look at the psychoanalytic idea of self-structure and the distinctive deficits for the narcissist identified by Heinz Kohut in Self Psychology (SP). This formulation will be compared to the mode model in Schema Therapy (ST) with the self-aggrandizer mode. Ideas for treatment will be considered such as affective attunement in SP, re-parenting and chair-work in ST. The common ground in both therapeutic approaches is found in the idea of a corrective emotional experience. This is a workshop for experienced therapists and it is essential that participants bring a clinical case with narcissistic features (not necessarily meeting the full DSM-5 diagnosis) to discuss in small groups and to work on through the day.
ABOUT THE TRAINER - Dr Bruce Stevens
Dr Stevens is the Wicking Professor of Ageing and Practical Theology at Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australia. He is an endorsed clinical and forensic psychologist and has Advanced Schema Therapy accreditation with ISST in individual and couple therapy. Dr Stevens has written eight books for publishers such as Random House, Harper Collins, PsychOz Publications, Australian Academic Press, New Harbinger and Wiley-Blackwell.
Duration: 9.00am to 4.00pm
Venue: 87 Club Street, #03-01, 069455
Contact: Email Organizer
Brochure: Download
Fees:
Super Early Bird Registration: SGD 299.00(pay by 30/04/2019)
Early Bird Registration: SGD 349.00(pay by 30/06/2019)
Standard Registration: SGD 399.00
Language: English
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