Sponsored byThe WILA Alumni Association Program Description This discussion will explore the frame and setting of sessions; that which is constantand that which is tailored to each patient. Examples […]
Sponsored byThe WILA Alumni Association Program Description Working with borderline states is extremely challenging because we often feel invaded, overwhelmed, and helpless to make sense of what is happening […]
Sponsored by The WILA Alumni Association Program Description The interpretive process is potentially the therapist’s most powerful tool for stimulating personal growth through emotional integration. But, since an interpretation […]
Co-Sponsored byThe WILA Alumni Association &New Center for Psychoanalysis Program Description Appreciating the clinical implications of personality differences has been a central concern for psychotherapists since the early part of the twentieth century. Our patients are unique individuals, with specific, personality-related strengths and weaknesses, and although we may focus on a particular “disorder” that […]