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Session courses:
October 2004:
1.) Prescriptive, Psychoanalytic Couples Therapy; three comparative cases
Schwarzbeck, C. (2005), “Prescriptive, psychoanalytic, couples therapy: interpretive technique”,
unpublished.
2.) Toddler and Pre-school age Conjoint Psychotherapy; two continuous cases
Stern, D.N., (2004), The Present Moment in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life, pp. 83-91.
New York: W.W. Norton & Co.
February 2005:
1.) Using ego psychological assessment to determine technical adjustments
In object relations and self psychology treatment approaches
Bollas, C. (1995), Cracking Up, Chapter 6, pp 146-179. New York: Hill and Wang
Scharff, J.S. & Scharff, D.E.(1998), Object Relations Individual Therapy, Chapters 5 & 6,
pp. 83-116. London: Karnac Books.
Ogden, T. (1994), Subjects of Analysis, Chapters 2-4, pp. 13-60. London: Jason Aronson.
2.) Techniques used to understand and use counter-transference, in choosing between interpretive alternatives; two continuous cases
Ogden, T. (1994), Subjects of Analysis, Chapters 7& 8, pp. 107-166. London: Jason Aronson
Gabbard, G. (2004), Long-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Ch. 8, pp. 131-152. Washington,
D.C.: Amer. Psych. Pub.
October 2005:
1.) Comparing and using transferential occurrences in conjoint, psychoanalytic couples therapy
2.) Pre-divorce counseling, mediation, and parenting plans
February 2006:
1.) The infant’s affect of its mother, the spouse’s affect on her/his spouse, and the patient’s affect on her/his therapist
2.) Techniques used to understand and use counter-transference, in choosing between interpretive alternatives; two continuous cases; two new cases
The fee for each session (including the three parts) is $1400.
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