TRISP proudly announces the next installment of our reading group for anyone interested in Intersubjective Self Psychology (ISP).

 

 

We will meet via Zoom on selected Friday evenings, 6 to 7:30pm Eastern Time, from October through March and dive into the theory that organizes our work and the cases that illustrate ISP in action. Each meeting will be led by the author of the chapter being discussed, providing participants with direct access to the ideas and the clinical material presented. We welcome newcomers and seasoned clinicians alike. In addition, we welcome those who have participated in Section I (Spring 2021) of the reading group as well as those who are new to the text. Participation in the reading group earns continuing education credits for social workers, psychoanalysts, and psychologists. Join us for some great discussions!

 

October 29 – Chapter 9: Addiction: an Intersubjective Self Psychological perspective with Harry Paul

November 19 – Chapter 8: Melancholia revisited: depression and its treatment from the perspective of Intersubjective Self Psychology with Peter B. Zimmermann

December 17 – Chapter 10: Child treatment: working with the leading and trailing edge with Karen Roser

 

January 28 – Chapter 12: Sexuality and Intersubjective Self Psychology: what matters with Gordon Powell

 

February 25 – Chapter 11: Working with couples in Intersubjective Self Psychology with Nancy Hicks

 

March 25 – Chapter 13: A suicidal patient: gasping for air with Laura D’Angelo