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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Cloe Madanes, HDL, LIC
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1:01:26
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Original Program Date:
Dec 08, 2001
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IC01 Keynote 04 - The Therapist as Humanist, Social Activist and Systemic Thinker - Cloe Madanes, PhD From Freud to Erickson to the current practice of psychotherapy, the nature of human problems has remained the same. What has changed is which problems we consider are within the realm of psychotherap-y to elucidate. When Erickson introduced the concept of directive therapy, the field changed, not only in terms of how to do therapy, but also in terms of what are the issues a therapist must address. Is there a place for the concept of evil, for the practice of justice, and for the spiritual realm in therapy? What do we know today that we didn't know a hundred years ago? How can we preserve the existence of the therapist as humanist, social activist and systemic thinker?
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Short Courses
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Danie Beaulieu, PhD
Duration:
1:30:54
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Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 01 - Talk To Your Client's Eyes Not Just Their Ears! - Danie Beaulieu, PhD Do you know that 60% of all information gathering to the brain comes from the eyes? Surprisingly however, most therapies focus on ears. Have you ever felt that while you were talking to your client's they were actually recording their own inner talk rather than your words? When we speak to the eyes, we don't get that kind of distortion. This workshop will present different ways to bypass the client's resistances and to trigger their other powerful learning systems. This workshop will offer many new creative tools to address a wide range of psychological problems.
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Short Courses |  Children and Adolescent Therapy
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Scott P. Sells, PhD
Duration:
1:05:42
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 02 - Treating the Out-of-Control Adolescent: A Grounded Theory Inquiry Into Haley's Work - Scott P. Sells, PhD Treating adolescent with severe behavioral problems challenges even the most skilled practitioner. To address this difficult population a four-year process-outcome research project led to the discovery of a 15-step integrative treatment model. The process began with an intensive case analysis of Jay Haley's work using a grounded theory approach, The concepts that emerged were then tested in the field using outcome measures on 82 families over a two-year period. In this way, the blending of qualitative and quantitative methods in a single study yielded results that offered information that neither could provide alone.
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Erickson Congress |  Erickson Congress 2001
Faculty:
Bradley Samuel, PhD |  James Ingersoll, PhD
Duration:
1:09:17
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Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 03 - Making A Better Marital In-Between: A Martin Buber Based Marital Therapy - Sam Bradley, PhD and James Ingersoll, PhD
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Short Courses |  Hypnosis |  Neurobiology |  Pain and Healing
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Jeffrey Feldman, PhD
Duration:
1:28:22
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 04 - The Neurobiology of Pain Processing and Hypnosis - Jeffrey R. Feldman, PhD This short course will review the neurobiology of pain processing and hypnotic suggestion. Neuroimaging studies will be emphasized, including landmark studies by Rainville and his associates ( 1997, 1999) which identified distinct areas of the brain differentially activated depending on the nature of hypnotic suggestions. An hypnotic technique which utilizes the distinction between the sensory and affective dimensions of pain will be demonstrated. Implications for current practice and future research will be discussed.
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Topic Areas:
Short Courses |  Psychotherapy
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Robert J. Brem, MA, MC
Duration:
1:24:08
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Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 05 - The Red Queen and Psychotherapy's Missing Voice - Robert J. Brem, MA, MC This short course explores the notion of the Red Queen hypothesis - - as a critique of modern "hyperculture" and its impact on social structure and in turn, its impact upon "healthy" social and personal life. The presentation starts with a multidisciplinary theoretical overview and then looks at the dynamics of social induction of people into cooperating via their behaviors with a way of being that is not always healthy for them in psychological and biological terms. There will be open discussion and options for practitioners to play beyond traditional milieus of psychotherapy.
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Short Courses |  Thought Field Therapy
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Suzanne M. Connolly, MSW, CISW
Duration:
1:18:36
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 06 - Combining Ericksonian Approaches and Thought Field Therapy to Challenge Prior Negative Assumption - Suzanne M. Connolly, MSW, CISW Techniques developed by both Milton Erickson and Roger Callahan, the founder of Thought Field Therapy, challenge psychological assumptions ingrained in old philosophical constricts. These non-insight oriented approaches, when used creatively, can lead to dramatic changes even in areas as seemingly pervasive as self-esteem. Attendees will learn to combine Ericksonian reframes and Thought Field Therapy to facilitate core self-concept change.
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Short Courses |  Borderline |  Ericksonian Hypnosis and Therapy Techniques |  Hypnosis |  Addiction
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Ilana Oren, Ph.D., Sc.D., LMFT
Duration:
1:27:05
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 07 - The Use of Ericksonian Hypnosis in the Treatment of Borderlines and Addictions - IIana H. Oren, PhD Borderline personality is an underlying character structure, marked by a fragmented sense of identity and maladaptive patterns of perceiving, behaving and relating to others. The Borderline is stuck in "yes, but!" or "I hate you! Don't leave me!" stance. In order to get the habitually oppositional patient to respond, the therapist needs to structure the therapeutic messages in a way that they are not easily recognized on a conscious level. Ericksonian hypnosis paves the way.
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Topic Areas:
Short Courses |  Unconscious Processes |  Communication
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Erickson Congress |  Erickson Congress 2001
Faculty:
Richard Gellerman, PhD
Duration:
1:30:16
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 08 - Conversational Unconscious Communication - Richard J. Gellerman, PhD
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Topic Areas:
Short Courses
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Erickson Congress 2001  |  Erickson Congress
Faculty:
Douglas Flemons, PhD
Duration:
1:17:53
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Original Program Date:
Dec 06, 2001
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IC01 Short Course 09 - Altering, Not Abolishing - Douglas Flemons, PhD Milton H. Erickson once said that the task of therapists "is that of altering, not abolishing" symptoms. this short course will put this statement in theoretical context, explaining why the attempt to negate a problem ends up entrenching it. using case examples, the presenter will illustrate how to use the logic and practice of hypnosis to help clients alter their relationship with their symptoms and to invite therapeutic transformations.
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