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PsychNetworker1 – 2017 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
PsychNetworker1 – 2017 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium
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The Networker Symposium has been the biggest and most prestigious yearly conference for psychotherapy for 40 years. The Symposium is the best place to stay up to date on the most recent developments in the industry, including 150 sessions, a faculty of more than 100 of the field’s most prominent contributors, and 3,500 of its most innovative and inquisitive practitioners. Find new ideas to extend your clinical viewpoint while improving your abilities and opening up new career and personal opportunities.
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Commitment’s Function in Our Private and Public Lives
PhD 003 William Doherty
The Future of Psychotherapy and the Science of Consciousness
Dr. Daniel Siegel
004
Developing Creativity in the Consulting Room
Doctor Bessel van der Kolk
005
counseling for the heart
PhD Joan Borysenko 006
My Best Therapeutic Experience: A Night of Storytelling
Dr. Daniel Siegel
Kenneth Hardy, PhD, Michele Weiner-Davis, MSW, LCSW, and Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C, DAPA 007, and Lynn Lyons, LICSW
Meeting Salvador Minuchin for the Evening
Dr. Salvador Minuchin
THURSDAY WORKSHOPS\s118
Stress friendliness
119. George Faller, LMFT
Complex PTSD Treatment: A Challenge
Linda Stone Fish, MSW, and Mary Jo Barrett, MSW 120
Application of Positive Psychology
122 Jonah Paquette, Ph.D.
How Energy Psychology Can Be Used to Treat Overwhelming Emotion
Dr. Robert Schwarz, DCEP 123
Your Sexual Comfort Zone: Increasing
Tammy Nelson, PhD, ALL-DAY WORKSHOPS ON FRIDAY (201 + 301) The Body Records the Results
202 (+302) Bessel van der Kolk, M.D. Personalizing the Practice of Meditation
203 (+303) Joan Borysenko, Ph.D. Brain research in the consultation room
Dr. Susan Johnson and Dr. Daniel Siegel
204\s(+304) For gun-shy trauma therapists, New Perspectives
Dr. Richard Schwartz, 205 (+305) Affecting a Positive Mood
206 (+306) Courtney Armstrong, LPC Race in the Therapy Room and Outside
207 (+307) Kenneth Hardy, Ph.D. When Attachment Trauma Remains Unresolved
Dr. Diane Poole Heller’s phone number is 208 (+308)
Laura Jacobs, LCSW-R 209 (+309) The Attachment Dance with Traumatized Clients by Margaret Nichols, PhD
210 (+310) Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C, DAPA When Therapy Isn’t Working
211 (+311) Confronting the Narcissistic Client by Clifton Mitchell, Ph.D.
Who’s Afraid of Children in Family Therapy? by Wendy Behary, LCSW 212 (+312)
Professor Phyllis Booth, LCPC, LMFT, Dafna\sLender\s213\s(+313) Treatment Advancements for Sexual Issues
Dr. Marty Klein 215 (+315) In couples therapy, establishing a secure connection
Friday morning workshops with Kathryn Rheem, EdD, LMFT 217
VR: A Game-Changer or Not?
LCSW Michael Greene 218
anxious children and worried parents
LICSW Lynn Lyons 219
What Has Changed Recently in Psychology?
Dr. Frank Anderson
220
Essential Foods for Mental Health
Addressing Violence and Terrorism in Therapy by Leslie Korn, PhD, MPH
LP 223 Patrick Dougherty, MA
Young People in Love
Dr. Alexandra Solomon
the difficulties of living in a stepfamily
Recovering from Digital Addiction, Patricia Papernow, EdD 225
Graham, Linda, MFT 226
The Child Who Is Gender Nonconforming
LMFT/LMHC Jean Malpas 227 Addressing Cultural Trauma
Anita Mandley, MS, LCPC, WORKSHOPS 317 on Fridays
How to Interact with Teens
Enhancing Neuroplasticity, by Janet Sasson Edgette, Ph.D.
Body-Shaming and Disordered Eating with Linda Graham, MFT 319
320 Sandra Wartski, Ph.D.
When Victims Make Others Into Victims
Dr. Noel Larson 321
The Science of Ending
Treating Trauma Clients at the Edge: Christine Courtois, PhD
New Perspectives on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Frank Anderson, M.D.
Martin Seif, PhD, and Sally Winston, PsyD 324
The New Monogamy’s Rules
Dr. Tammy Nelson 326
An Overview of Coaching
Dr. Leslie Austin 327
The Components of Successful Trauma Treatment
MSW Mary Jo Barrett
ALL-DAY WORKSHOPS ON SATURDAY 401 (+501) The Committed Self and Therapists
Ph.D. William Doherty 402 (+502) Teenagers Are Growing
Dr. Ron Taffel 403 (+503) An Overview of Brainspotting
Ph.D. David Grand 405 (+505) Compassion for Oneself in Clinical Practice
Dr. Chris Germer 406 (+506) Couples in Danger
LICSW Terry Real 407 (+507) Dialectical Behavior Therapy: The Basics (DBT)
What the Brain Needs for Transformative Change by Lane Pederson, Psy.D., LP, DBTC 408 (+508)
Sara Bridges, PhD, and Bruce Ecker, MA, LMFT 409 (+509) A Day for Colored Therapists
Mary Jo Barrett, MSW, Linda Stone Fish, MSW, PhD 411 (+511) The Ethical Dilemmas No One is Talking About by Kenneth Hardy, PhD Future-Oriented Trauma Therapy
PhD, LMHC Eric Gentry 412 (+512) The Problem of the Furious Client
The Art of Treating Trauma by Wendy Behary, LCSW 413 (+513)
Shame and the Disowned Self by Deany Laliotis, LICSW 414 (+514)
Dr. Janina Fisher’s phone number is 415-515-0515.
Dr. Halko Weiss and LPC Maci Daye
AM SATURDAY The State of Our Art, Workshop 416
Bessel van der Kolk and Daniel Siegel, MD
Focusing and the Sense of Feeling
Healing from Infidelity by Joan Klagsbrun, PhD 418
Michele Weiner-Davis, MSW 419 Hypnosis for Healing
LPC 420 Courtney Armstrong
When Eating Mindfully Isn’t Enough
Working with Adolescents Who Have Been Traumatized, Jeanne Catanzaro, Ph.D.
Serving Your Community, Martha Straus, PhD 422
Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen’s 424 Teaching Effective Caregiving
When Mind-Body Practices Go Wrong: Barry Jacobs and Julia Mayer’s Perspectives Amy Weintraub’s MFA and ERYT 500 425
Children’s and teenagers’ mindfulness
Dr. Christopher Willard’s Saturday afternoon workshop is titled “The Healing Self.”
Richard Schwartz, PhD 517 Children and OCD
LICSW 518 The Sex-Starved Marriage by Lynn Lyons
Working with Transgender Youth: Challenges and Opportunities, by Michele Weiner- Davis, MSW 519
Laura Jacobs, LCSW-R, and Dr. Margaret Nichols, 520
A Clear Approach to Pornography
From a Clinician to a CEO: Marty Klein, PhD
MFT 523 Casey Truffo, MS
How Couples Therapy Can Be Changed by Homework
David Treadway, PhD 524 Couples therapy and addiction treatment
Working with Difficult Men, Sunday Workshops 602, Michael Barnett, MA, EdS, LPC
Understanding Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Terry Real, LICSW 603
Dr. DJ Moran, BCBA-D 604
The EMDR’s Many Faces
LICSW 606 Deany Laliotis
The Secrets to Healing Broken Relationships
PhD Guy Diamond 607
Developing the Five Fundamental Mindfulness Skills
Terry Fralich, JD 608 and LCPC
Transference Issues in Trauma Treatment
Dr. Amelio D’Onofrio 609
Clinicians’ Internet Marketing Boot Camp
From Self-Hatred to Self-Compassion, Joe Bavonese, PhD
Jon Frederickson, MSW 611 Relaxing Activities
Treating Personality Disorders, Susan Kaiser Greenland, JD 612
Noel Larson, PhD 613, Incest: The Dark Secret
Mary Jo Barrett, MSW 614 Seeking Clinical Experience
Robert Fauber, PhD, and Jay Efran, PhD, 615 Uncoupling and Recoupling Over 50
Recent Developments in Treating the Bipolar Client, Patricia Papernow, EdD 616
treating unwanted intrusive thoughts James Phelps, MD 617
Dr. Martin Seif, ABPP, Psychologist Sally Winston, 618 Brain-to-Brain
The Foundations of Sports Psychology, by Janina Fisher, PhD
Keeping the Inspiration Alive with Mitchell Greene, Ph.D.
Naomi Nim, Ed.D., MS, LPC, BC-DMT, Jody Wager, MS, BC-MDT
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Medicine is the science and practice of establishing the diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.
Medicine encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.
Contemporary medicine applies biomedical sciences, biomedical research, genetics, and medical technology to diagnose, treat, and prevent injury and disease,
typically through pharmaceuticals or surgery, but also through therapies as diverse as psychotherapy, external splints and traction, medical devices, biologics, and ionizing radiation, amongst others.
Medicine has been around for thousands of years, during most of which it was an art (an area of skill and knowledge) frequently having connections to the religious and
philosophical beliefs of local culture. For example, a medicine man would apply herbs and say prayers for healing, or an ancient philosopher and physician would apply bloodletting according to the theories of humorism.
In recent centuries, since the advent of modern science, most medicine has become a combination of art and science (both basic and applied, under the umbrella of medical science).
While stitching technique for sutures is an art learned through practice, the knowledge of what happens at the cellular and molecular level in the tissues being stitched arises through science.
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