AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL GROUP CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012

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1 AUSTRALIAN REGIONAL GROUP CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2012 LOCATION: AGSE Building Level 2 Swinburne University of Technology Crn. John & Wakefield Streets, Hawthorn THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29, am PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 1 Lynne E. Angus, Professor of Psychology York University, Toronto, Canada Healing stories, changing lives: Working with narrative and emotion process markers for effective treatment outcomes. 4.00pm Light morning Tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided WORKSHOP 1 CONCLUDES FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30, am PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2 Hadas Wiseman, Professor of Counselling and Human Development, University of Haifa, Israel Echoes of the Trauma: Research & Clinical Work with Intergenerational Trauma 4.00pm 6.00pm Light morning Tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided WORKSHOP 2 CONCLUDES DINNER AT GLENFERRIE HOTEL You are invited to join us at the Glenferrie Hotel for drinks, set menu dinner and movie. Please register by the 25 th November, 2012,

2 SATURDAY DECEMBER 1, am REGISTRATION 8.30am 15 min Sophie Holmes - Welcome Plenary Session Chair: Brin Grenyer 8.45am 45 min Lynne Angus Towards a dialect of psychotherapy practice and research: Working with narrative processes in Emotion-Focused Therapy. 9.30am 15 min Discussion 9.45am 30 min MORNING TEA SEMINAR ROOM AGSE 209 SEMINAR ROOM AGSE 210 Enhancing Supervisee Experience & Effectiveness Session Chair: Robert King Panel: Culture & Refugee Mental Health Session Chair: Robert Schweitzer 10.15am 30 min Analise O'Donovan What matters to supervisees, what they share with supervisors and how regular feedback can assist the alliance. Kathleen Louise Gregory Mindfulness 'failure narratives'? Time to clarify meaning to maximise benefit. Competing Paradigms in Refugee Mental Health 10.45am 30 min Aaron Frost Introducing progress monitoring into the routine training of Geoff Denham What refugees want and what they get. supervisees pm 30 min Maree Riley Enhancing the supervision experience: Assisting supervisees to understand and act on their responsibilities. Anna Kvyatkovska The role of social support in re-settlement for Burmese refugees in Australia 11.45pm 30 min Margot Schofield & Jan Grant Developing Competence through Clinical Supervision: A Dyadic Perspective. Kiri White The relevance of the contextual model of psychotherapy for refugee mental health services pm 30 min Christopher Wurm Medicare rebates and subsidised training for Family Physicians to Kiri White Refugees' experiences of psychotherapy: A series of case studies. deliver "Focussed Psychological Strategies." An Australian trainer's experience 12.45pm 20 min Discussion Discussion

3 1.05pm 55 min LUNCH Child, Adolescent & Family 2.00pm 30 min Jackie Amos, Leonie Segal, Gareth Furber & Chris Cantor Mothers and children caught in intergenerational abuse and neglect: The use of a logic model to investigate the necessary elements of an effective psychotherapeutic intervention. 2.30pm 30 min Michelle Hall Working with Complex and Traumatised Families: In-Home Family Therapy Pilot Project 3.00pm 30 min Rachel Bailey & Brin Grenyer Staying connected: A study of family environment in Borderline Personality Disorder 3.30pm 20 min Discussion 3.50pm 30 min AFTERNOON TEA Treatment & Outcome Session Chair: Brin Grenyer 4.20pm 25 min Stephen Arthey & Dianna Kenny Intensive Short -Term Dynamic Psychotherapy for the Treatment of Music Performance Anxiety in a Professional Orchestral Cellist. Part pm 25 min Stephen Arthey & Dianna Kenny A Video Recorded Case Study of Assessment, Treatment and Outcome Part pm 30 min Melissa Greben, Rebecca Bargenquast & Robert Schweitzer Psychotherapeutic Treatment for Persons with Schizophrenia: Narrative Processes and Recovery 5.40pm 30 min Melissa Harte Sequence model of change: Processing painful or traumatic experiences using the focusing task in Process-Experiential / Emotion-Focused Therapy 6.10pm 20 min Discussion 6.30pm 7.30pm DAY 1 CONCLUDES Dinner at restaurants to be arranged

4 SUNDAY DECEMBER 2, am 30 min Panel Discussion Session Chair: Sophie Holmes Panel: Lynne Angus and Hadas Wiseman A Dialogue between Psychotherapy Researchers and Practitioners: How best can we learn from each other? SEMINAR ROOM AGSE 209 SEMINAR ROOM AGSE 210 Personality Disorders Session Chair: Margot Schofield Therapist & Patient factors 9.00am 30 min Elon Gersh, Emma Burke, Louise McCutcheon, Andrew Chanen, Carol Hulbert & Mikael Leiman Dialogical Sequence Analysis in Cognitive Analytic Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder Celia Godfrey, Jacqueline Grady, Suzanne Dean, Jeanette Beaufoy & Bruce Tonge Patients' perspectives on factors facilitating the change they experience in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 9.30am 30 min Nicholas Mumford, Margot Schofield & Andrew Bickerdike The outcomes of couple counselling for depression: A longitudinal, effectiveness study John Cologon, Robert Schweitzer & Robert King Therapist Metallization, Therapist Attachment and Therapist Effectiveness 10.00am 30 min Kye McCarthy, Erhard Mergenthaler & Brin Grenyer Early in-session cognitive-emotional problem-solving predicts twelve-month outcomes in depression with personality disorder Karin Sandquist, Brin Grenyer & Peter Caputi Personality and Emotional Vulnerabilities to Depression: The Role of Ego Defence Styles 10.30am 15 min.discussion Discussion 10.45am 30 min MORNING TEA Practice and Outcome 11.15am 30 min Anthony Mackie & Glen Bates Enhancing group CBT protocols by bringing a focus onto interpersonal and group process variables. Making better use of the group in group therapy pm 30 min Sophie Holmes What makes some cases straightforward and others challenging? Results of an investigation into the decision-making process and mental effort of novice of elite family therapists, in day-to-day clinical work 12.15pm 30 min Sunil Bhar & Joseph Ciociari Reminiscence therapy: Neurophysiological mediators of outcome pm 20 min Discussion

5 1.05pm 60 min LUNCH Business Meeting SPR Australian Region and Presentation of Student Awards Meeting Chair: Brin Grenyer Panel: Core Conflictual Relationship Themes in Psychotherapy Session Chair: Lynne Angus 2.05pm 30 min Hadas Wiseman & Orya Tishby Closeness and Distance in the Therapeutic Relationship: Client -Therapist CCRTs and Attachment Patterns. 2.35pm 30 min Madonna Schmierer & Robert Schweitzer The CCRTs of Good Outcome and Poor Outcome Therapies 3.05pm 30 min Brin Grenyer, Kye McCarthy & Anne Devlin CCRT patterns in the structural analysis of personality attachments and personality disorders. 3.35pm 15 min Discussion 3.50pm CLOSE