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PHOTOS BY LEE MELTZERF E A T U R E DS P E A K E R SPsychoanalysisfor theXXI CenturyA Clinical ConferenceArnold Bernstein, PhD, is atraining and supervisinganalyst on the faculty ofCMPS. His numerous publishedpapers include, “TheAnalyst’s Fear of ActingOut,” “Psychotherapy as aPerforming Art: The Role ofTherapeutic Style,” “Loveand Death: Letting Go,”“Beyond Countertransference:The Love that Cures”and “The Emergence of theWonder Child.” His paper,“The Practice of Wisdom: A Contribution to Clinical Psychology,”received the Gradiva award, and he was elected DistinguishedMember of the National Association for the Advancementof Psychoanalysis (NAAP). Dr. Bernstein practicespsychoanalysis and group psychotherapy in New York City.Robert J. Marshall, PhD,is a training and supervisinganalyst on the faculty ofCMPS. He is a Diplomate inClinical Psychology, ABPP,and was Chair of the PublicationsCommittee of Division39 of the AmericanPsychological Association.He has authored over thirtyprofessional articles andchapters, among them,“Resistant Interactions:Child, Family, and Therapist.”With Simone Marshall,PhD, he co-authored The Transference-Countertransference Matrix:The Emotional-Cognitive Dialogue in Psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis, andSupervision. Dr. Marshall is a Licensed Psychoanalyst in privatepractice in New York City.Leslie Rosenthal, PhD, is afounder, training analyst,supervisor, and Dean Emeritusof Group Studies at CMPS. Heis author of the classic ResolvingResistances in Group Psychotherapyand has written morethan fifty papers and bookchapters on psychoanalyticgroup psychotherapy, amongthem: “Some Dynamics of Resistanceand TherapeuticManagement in AdolescentGroup Therapy,” “The Resolutionof Group DestructiveResistance in Modern Group Analysis,” “Infanticide in GroupTherapy: The New Member,” “The Thermostatic Function of theGroup Therapist.” Dr. Rosenthal works with individuals andgroups in treatment and training in NYC.Evelyn Liegner, PhD, is afounder, faculty member,and training and supervisinganalyst at CMPS.Former CMPS Dean of Admissions,she now serves onthe Board of Trustees.She is a NASW CharterMember and Senior memberof NPAP, AGPA andSMP. She is the author of“The Hate that Cures: ThePsychological Reversibilityof Schizophrenia,” “TheSilent Patient,” “The FirstInterview in Modern Psychoanalysis,” “Resolving CountertransferenceResistance in a Case of Psychosis,” and numerousclinical papers. Her interest in James Joyce led to the publicationof “Ulysses Revisited: Matricide and the Search for theMother.” She is a Licensed Psychoanalyst in private practice.Murray H. Sherman, PhD, isa training and supervisinganalyst, and a senior memberon the Faculty of CMPS.He was Managing Editor ofthe Psychoanalytic Review andis on the Editorial Board ofModern Psychoanalysis. He hasedited several books and isco-author of Roles and Paradigmsin Psychoanalysis. Hismore than thirty publishedarticles include “EmotionalCommunication in ModernPsychoanalysis,” “Addressing the Unconscious: Trout Reflections,”and “T.S. Elliot: His Religion, His Poetry, His Roles.”Dr. Sherman is a Licensed Psychoanalyst in private practice inNew York City.Abbreviations: ABPP: American Board of Professional Psychology, AGPA: American Group Psychotherapy Association, NPAP: National Psychological Association forPsychoanalysis, NASW: National Association of Social Workers, SMP: Society of Modern Psychoanalysts
Center for Modern Psychoanalytic StudiesChartered by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New YorkA New York State Licensure-Qualifying InstituteSixteen West Tenth Street • New York. New York 10011-8707 • Telephone: 212.260.7050 • Fax: 212.228.-6410e-mail: cmps@cmps.edu • www.cmps.eduThe CMPS Certificate ProgramCMPS holds an absolute charter from the State of New Yorkto offer a Certificate in Psychoanalysis and is recognized bythe State of New York as a licensure-qualifying institute forthose seeking licensure in psychoanalysis.Informational Open Housesare held each month to introduce prospective candidates to theCenter’s programs. All Tuesday 2007 dates: October 23rd,5:30 PM; November 16th; 1:00PM; December 4th, 5:30PM;2008; January 15, 1:00PM.CMPS One-Year Programis intended to enhance the work of professionals in the fields ofmental health, education, the arts, humanities, and business,by introducing them to principles of modern psychoanalytictheory and technique.CMPS One-Year Modern Group Experience Programis designed to provide a working knowledge of small-groupdynamics for anyone who works with groups.CMPS Extension Divisionoffers courses, conferences, workshops, and special events thatbring a modern psychoanalytic perspective to a broad range oftopics. Open to the lay and professional public.Modern Psychoanalysis, published by CMPS since 1976,presents modern psychoanalytic ideas and practices to practitionersand interested outsiders. The Journal also sponsorsThe Phyllis W. Meadow Award for Excellence in PsychoanalyticWriting given annually for the article that best expresses theart and science of psychoanalysis.The CMPS Research Library offers a catalogued collection ofpsychoanalytic books, journals, reprints, and reference publications,including CD-Rom and Internet availability.The CMPS Consultation and Referral Servicelocated in the Center building offers affordable short and longtermpsychoanalytic psychotherapy. For information or initialconsultation: 212.228.6036 or www.cmpsTalkingHelps.org.Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis-New YorkMaster of Arts in PsychoanalysisBGSP-NY16 West 10th Street. New York City 10011For information or a Bulletin: 212.260.7050e-mail: bgsp-ny@bgsp.edu • www.bgsp-ny.bgsp.edu2007-08Professional Lecture SeriesPsychoanalysis for theXXI Century: How We WorkDecember 7, 2007: June Bernstein, PhD, “Thoughtson Criticism and Being Criticized.” Bernstein askshow can we get patients and students to relinquishself-destructive, self-critical modes of operating andprovides insight into the dynamics associated withgiving and receiving criticism.January 18, 2008: Lucy Holmes, PhD, “Why TalkingCures.” Holmes brings together twenty-five years ofclinical experience and the most recent research inneuroscience to validate Freud’s theory that “sayingeverything” helps patients get better.February 29: Elliot Zeisel, PhD, “Affect Educationand the Development of the Interpersonal Ego inModern Group Psychoanalysis.” The use of emotionalcommunication in group helps members develop aninterpersonal ego that is free to identify with others andto respond to them in constructive ways.April 11: Lynn Laub, PsyD, “Affective Attunementand Cognitive Understanding.” The analysts’ emotionalattunement and cognitive understanding are usedto strengthen psychic structures that interfere withmaturation. Interventions are designed to providethe optimal dosage of communication.May 9: Dan Gilhooley, PsyaD, “Mistakes.” A study ofclinical “mistakes” touches on controversial issuesconcerning fundamental elements in psychoanalytictechnique. Clinical examples demonstrate how mistakes,used creatively, can focus and improve treatment.May 23: Robert Quackenbush, PhD “The Use ofPsychoanalytic Techniques with Children and Adolescents.”Quackenbush uses the techniques developedby Winnicott and Spotnitz to demonstrate howunderstanding symbolic communication allows us tohelp children put their thoughts and feelings into words.Fridays 7:30-9:30PM Fee: $10/lecture; $50/series of 6;Students: $7/lecture, $35/series of 6All presentations are followed by audience discussionand refreshments.
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