[Neuropostdocs] FW: Neuroscience and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy - Saturday April 26, 10-12

[Samuel Beshers]

 CPIA is Psychoanalysis Interest Association....but looks like they want 
to include neuroscience
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> *NEXT CPIA MEETING*
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> Our next CPIA meeting will be held on Saturday, April 26, from 10 
> AM-noon in the Reading Room of the Levis Faculty Center at the 
> University of Illinois (919 West Illinois St., Urbana).   We are very 
> fortunate to have as a presenter Dr. William Gieseke, who will present 
> a program entitled *Neuroscience and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A 
> Case Study*.  Dr. Gieseke is a faculty member at the In! stitute for 
> Psychoanalysis in Chicago, and received his Ph.D. from the Institute 
> for Clinical Social Work, also in Chicago.  Dr. Gieseke will present a 
> completed case of his three year treatment of a college age student 
> who flunked out of college as a freshman.  Dr. Gieseke will illustrate 
> how he used a self psychological approach to treat symptoms of 
> depression, anxiety, and attention deficit disorder with 
> hyperactivity.  The case will provide an introduction to how one can 
> use information about neuroscience and brain development in 
> psychotherapy. This program is appropriate for students as well as 
> for beginning and advanced therapists.  
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> Dr. Gieseke will bring with him information about the training 
> programs available at the Institute for Clinical Social Work, and he 
> and another recent graduate of that program, Dr. Kelly Bradham, will 
> be available to answer questions about the Institute 
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> *Educational Objectives for the Program*
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> 1.  Participants will be able to identify the differences between a 
> self psychological psychotherapy and a caricature of psychoanalytic 
> psychotherapy.  
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> 2.  Participants will be able to consider how research findings in 
> neuroscience can be used directly in psychotherapies.
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> 3.  Participants will be able to consider the importance of the 
> therapist's capacity
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> to understand the constraints that learning disabilities place on the 
> patient's ability to use psychotherapy.
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> 4.  Participants will be able to consider how the use of the implicit 
> memory system may be helpful in psychotherapy.
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> *CEUs*
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> We will be offering CEUs for this program for LCSWs and LCPCs through 
> the Institute for Clinical Social Work in Chicago, and for 
> Psychologists through Carle Foundation.  There will be a $20 fee for 
> CEUs for this program. *If you wish to register for CEUs please arrive 
> at least 15 minutes early to register.  You will need your license 
> number for CEU registration.*  For CEUs to be granted, you must sign 
> in at the beginning of the program, sign out at the end, and fill out 
> an evaluation form.  
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> *Please Help Us Get the Word Out!*
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> A flyer for the April 26^th program is attached to this e-mail.  We 
> would very much appreciate it if you could print out the flyer and 
> post it where others who may be interested might see it.  Also, please 
> forward this e-mail to others who might be* *interested in attending.  
> Our e-mail list is growing, but we have by no means yet identified 
> everyone who should be notified.  We appreciate any help you can give 
> us in getting the word out!
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> *We hope to see you on April 26^th ! *
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> Best wishes,
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> Deborah Allen
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-- 
Samuel Beshers, Ph.D.
Neuroscience Program Coordinator
Research Associate, Department of Entomology
318B Morrill Hall
505 South Goodwin Ave
Urbana, IL  61801
217-333-4971
217-244-3499 fax

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