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Web Seminars:

About the IARPP Web Seminar Series:
The IARPP web seminar series is provided as a benefit of IARPP membership. Seminars are structured, listserv-based discussions. The first seminar any member registers for is free of charge; additional seminars have a nominal registration fee of $10.00. Seminars are currently limited to 75 participants. The limit on the number of participants along with the discussion structure allows these seminars to provide greater opportunity for personal contact and open exchange among seminar participants, along with facilitating a sense of shared participation and joint activity. Registration information is sent to all IARPP members via email approximately two weeks before a seminar begins. Registration is on a first come, first served basis, so we encourage you to register early as seminars can fill up within a very short time period (1-2 days).

Web-Seminar Committee Co-Chairs, Susan Bodnar and Judy Pickles Announce the IARPP Web-Seminars:

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2011:

  • April 4 - April 29: Good Vibrations: A Non-Linear Model of Psychoanalytic Action
    Faculty: Robert Galaztzer-Levy
    Moderator: Micha Weiss

  • February 5 - March 12: The Poetry of What We Do and the Playground of Clinical Prose
    Faculty: Suzi Naiburg
    Moderator: Joye Weisel-Barth

    January 11 - February 5: Is There a Role For Psychotherapy Research in Relational Psychoanalysis
    Faculty: George Silbershatz
    Moderator: Rolf Holmqvist

2010:

  • November 1- November 24: Emmanuel Levinas and the Curvature of Intersubjective Space
    Faculty: Donna Orange
    Moderator: Amanda Kottler

  • September 27 - October 22: Candidates' Seminar
    Faculty: Lew Aron
    Moderator: Ilene Philipson

  • June 1 - June 25: Relational Psychoanalysis and the Environment: A Dialogue
     Faculty: Susan Bodnar

  • April 5 - April 30: New Approaches to Couple and Family Therapy from an Integrative Perspective
    Faculty: Mary-Joan Gerson
    Moderator: Ann Baranowski

  • March 1 - March 26: The Hormonal Body and its Impact on the Psyche: An Historical and Clinical Perspective
    Faculty: Sue Kolod
    Moderator: John Skrovan

  • February 1 - February 26: The Role of Parent Work in Child Therapy
    Faculty: Neil Altman, Elsa First, Pasqual Pantone and Linda Jacobs
    Moderator: Ester Bamberger

  • January 4 - January 29: The Clinical Implications of Attachment Theory Research
    Faculty: David Wallin
    Discussant: Lew Aron
    Moderator: Margy Sperry

2009:

  • November 2 -November 24: Expanding Analytic Attention: The Weave of Embodied and Symbolized Communications
    Faculty: Steven Knoblauch
    Moderator: John Skrovan

  • October 5 - October 30: When the Third is dead: Witnessing and the Creation of Meaning in the Aftermath of Trauma
    Faculty: Sam Gerson
    Moderator: Micha Weiss

  • September 7 - October 2: Candidates' Seminar
    Faculty: Tony Bass

  • April 13 - May 10: How does psychoanalytic theory & practice still reflect its origins in the European colonial era? How might that change?
    Faculty: Neil Altman
    Moderator: Ann Baranowski

  • January 19 - February 13: Meeting Mitchell's Challenge: A Comparison of Relational Psychoanalysis and Intersubjective Systems Theory
    Faculty: Phil Ringstrom
    Moderator: Joye Weisel-Barth

2008:

  • October 13 - November 7: The Possibilities and Limits of Providing Psycho-Analytic Care at a Distance
    Faculty: Todd Essig
    Moderator: John Skrovan

  • September 8 - September 26: Candidates' Seminar with Jody Davies
    Faculty: Jody Davies
    Moderator: Lucyann Carlton

  • May 20 - June 23: Adult Onset Trauma
    Leader: Ghislaine Boulanger
    Moderator: Nancy Vanderheide

  • April 14 - May 9: Suddenly I Couldn't Anymore: On Becoming A Psychoanalyst-Activist
    Leader: Steven Reisner
    Moderator: Susan Bodnar

  • March 3 - March 28: Minding the Gap: Psychoanalysis and Research
    Leader: Patrick Luyten & Sid Blatt
    Moderator: Judy Pickles

  • February 4 - February 29: Psychoanalysis and Mortality
    Leader: Jill Bressler & Caryn Gordon
    Moderator: Joye Weisel-Barth

2007:

  • November 19 - December 14: Matti Keinänen: The reinforcement of the symbolization-reflectiveness in the psychoanalytic psychotherapy of personality disorders

  • October 22 - November 16: Alan Roland: Psychoanalysis across civilizations: Challenges to Euro-American psychoanalysts' cultural subjectivity

  • September 17 - October 12: Sophia Richman: Writing and Psychoanalysis: Psychic Integration through Autobiographical Narrative

  • June 4 - June 29: Kenneth A. Frank: Extending the Reach of Relational Psychoanalysis: Using Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Approaches Analytically to facilitate change

  • April 16 - May 11: Therese Ragen: Integrating Creative nonfiction writing into psychoanalytic writing

  • March 12 - April 16: Richard A. Chefetz: From Multiple Self-States to Alternate Identity Formation

  • February 5 - March 12: Lawrence Josephs: Seduced and Betrayed: An Overlooked Relational Dynamic

2006:

  • November 20 - December 15: Brian Koehler: The Psychoanalytic Treatment of Psychosis

  • September 25 - October 20: Gianni Nebbiosi & Susi Federici-Nebbiosi: Meeting Points between the Boston Change Process Group and Relational Psychoanalysis [Conducted in Italian]

  • June 19 - July 14: Holly Levenkron: Engaging the Implicit: Meeting points between the Boston Change Process Study Group and Relational Psychoanalysis

  • May 1 - May 26: Sebastiano Santostephano: Participating, enacting, and re-living in child relational psychotherapy: Relational Concepts

  • March 13 - April 7: Jack Drescher: What Causes Homosexuality? A Gay Perspective on Psychoanalytic Knowledge and Authority

  • February 6 - March 3: Juan Tubert-Oklander: The Clinical Diary of 1932 and the New Psychoanalytic Clinic [conducted in Spanish]

2005:

  • November 28 - December 23: Barry Magid: Desire and the Self: Buddhist and Psychoanalytic Perspectives

  • September 25 - October 24: Lisa Director: Addiction in the Consulting Room: New Paradigms, New Approaches to Drug Use in Psychoanalysis and Harm Reduction

  • July 1 - July 29: Adrienne Harris: Envy, pleasure and danger: Women's conflictual relationship to ambition, aggression and envy

  • May 2 - May 30: Andrew Samuels: Jungian analysis today

  • March 14 - April 11: Daniel Shaw: On the therapeutic action of analytic love: Exploring the analyst's love in theory and practice

  • January 10 - February 4: Joseph Schwartz: Science and psychoanalysis: What are the real issues?

2004:

  • September 27 - October 25: Anthony Bass: Whose unconscious is it anyway?: Unconscious experience in the psychoanalytic relationship

  • May 17 - June 14: Susie Orbach: What are we to make of body counter-transferences?: Rethinking somatization

  • March 15 - April 12: Karen Maroda: No place to hide: Affectivity, the unconscious and the development of relational techniques

2003:

  • September 22 - October 20: Conceptos relacionales en psicoanalisis: Discusion de un caso clinico [conducted in Spanish]

  • July 7 - July 28: Beatrice Beebe: Mother-Infant Research and the Psychoanalytic Process

  • May 5 - June 2: Joyce Slochower: On Personal and Political Destruction: The Limits of Psychoanalysis

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