Class Schedule Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program Mondays, 8-9:30 p.m.

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1 Class Schedule Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program Mondays, 8-9:30 p.m. Anna Schwartz and Holly Schneier 09/19/16 Introduction 09/26/16 Psychodynamic patient assessment 10/03/16 Rosh Hashanah- no class 10/10/16 Judit Lendvay Empathic listening 10/17/16 New Candidates Dinner- no class Sonia Kulchycky and Judit Lendvay 10/24/16 Listening for meaning 10/31/16 No class David Lindy and Dionne Powell 11/07/16 Therapeutic alliance 11/14/16 Therapeutic neutrality 11/21/16 Transference and Countertransference Aneil Shirke 11/28/16 Unconscious Conflict and Defense 12/05/16

2 Free Association and Resistance 12/12/16 Affect 12/19/16 Affect and Action 12/26/16 and 01/02/17 WINTER BREAK, NO CLASS Pamela Meersand and Wendy Turchin 01/09/17 Developmental Perspectives on Psychopathology and Psychotherapy 01/16/17 Martin Luther King Day no class 01/23/17 Developmental Perspectives on Psychopathology and Psychotherapy -continued Barry Stern 01/30/17 Introduction to Borderline Personality Disorder 02/06/17 Exploratory Psychotherapy and Borderline Personality Disorder Peter Bookstein and TBD 02/13/17 Introduction to Narcissistic Personality Disorder 02/20/17 Presidents Day- No Class 02/27/17 Narcissistic Pathology- Treatment Modifications 03/06/17 Narcissistic Pathology- Treatment Modifications Rebecca Chaplan 03/13/17 Masochism and Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Clinical Challenges 03/20/17 Masochism and Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Clinical Challenges David Lindy 03/27/17 Trauma 04/03/17

3 Trauma 04/10/17 No class- spring break Adriana Notarfrancesco 04/17/17 The obsessional patient 04/24/17 The paranoid patient Fred Busch and David Gutman 05/01/17 Medication and Psychotherapy 05/08/17 Medication and Psychotherapy Susan Vaughn and Allison Brown 05/15/17 Sexuality in the clinical situation 05/22/17 Sexuality in the clinical situation 05/29/17 Memorial Day- no class Christopher Allegra 06/05/17 Erotic transference Schneier and Schwartz 06/12/17 Wrap-up

4 Anna Schwartz and Holly Schneier 09/19/16 Introduction 1) Michels R "Analysts' Theories" in Cooper AM ed. "Contemporary Psychoanalysis in America" (2006) p ) Auchincloss E. "The psychoanalytic model of the mind." chapters 1 (pp. 3-14) and 3 (pp ) Optional: Leichsenring et al. "The empirical status of psychodynamic psychotherapy- an update: Bambi's alive and kicking." Psychother Psychosom 2015; 84: (I'm attaching a pdf of this one) The first 2 classes will be held at Dr. Schwartz s office, 262 Central Park West, suite 1A, entrance on west 87 street. 09/26/16 Psychodynamic patient assessment Cabaniss et al, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Clinical Manual, chapters 3 & 4 Clarkin, J., Caligor, E, Stern, B and Kernberg, O. Structured Interview of Personality Organization (STIPO), 2007 Gabbard, G. Psychodynamic Psychiatry in Clinical Practice, chapter 3, "Psychodynamic Assessment of the Patient." 10/03/16 Rosh Hashanah- no class 10/10/16 Judit Lendvay Empathic listening Chapter 6 in Eve Caligor's book Handbook of Dynamic Psychotherapy for Higher Level Personality Pathology. p Poland, S.S. (2002). The Interpretive Attitude. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 50: /17/16 New Candidates Dinner- no class

5 Sonia Kulchycky and Judit Lendvay 10/24/16 Listening for meaning Chapter 7 in Eve Caligor's book Handbook of Dynamic Psychotherapy for Higher Level Personality Pathology. Allen, Jon. Mentalizing the Clinical Practice, introduction 10/31/16 No class David Lindy and Dionne Powell 11/07/16 Therapeutic Alliance, Abstinence, Anonymity & Neutrality Please begin with the two overviews for each section that provides a solid foundation for the other readings. As well we encourage an open clinical discussion so feel free to bring in your questions and examples. 1. Auchincloss E, Samberg, E. Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts. American Psychiatric Assn., Abstinence, Neutrality & Anonymity, p Cabaniss D,et al, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Clinical Manual. Wiley- Blackwell, 2011, Therapeutic Neutrality p Hoffer A, in The Therapeutic Alliance, Chapter 3: Neutrality and the Therapeutic Alliance: What Does the Analyst Want? 35-53, (1999) 4. Renik, O Playing One's Cards Face up in Analysis: An Approach to the Problem of Self Disclosure. Psychoanalytic Quarterly 68: ( /14/16 Transference 1. Freud S (1914) Remembering, Repeating and Working Through, Vol XII ( ) 2. Cooper, A. Changes in Psychoanalytic Ideas: Transference Interpretation. JAPA, 35:77-98 (1987)

6 3. Cabaniss D.,et al, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Clinical Manual. Wiley- Blackwell, 2011, Transference, Auchincloss E, Samberg, E. Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts. American Psychiatric Assn., 2012., Transference, /21/16 Countertransference 1. Tower L. Countertransference. JAPA 4: , Sandler, J: Countertransference and Role-Responsiveness. International Review of Psychoanalysis, 3: (1976) 3. Cabaniss D.,et al, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Clinical Manual. Wiley- Blackwell, 2011, Countertransference, Auchincloss E, Samberg, E. Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts. American Psychiatric Assn., 2012., Countertransference, Meeting at Dr. Shirke s office, 11/28/16 Unconscious conflict and defense Schlesinger, H. (2003) The Texture of Treatment, pp Arlow, J. (1969). Unconscious fantasy and disturbances of conscious experience. Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 38:1-27. The Schlesinger chapter gives a description of mental process that is useful as an approach to recognizing the way that Conscious and Unconscious processes are going on all the time, simultaneously. The Arlow article is a classic from the heyday of psychoanalysis, in which he describes how the unconscious makes itself present. 12/5/16 Free association and resistance Schlesinger ibid., pp Greenson, R. (1967). The Technique and Practice of Psychoanalysis, vol. 1, pp , and Schlesinger here gives a fun way to consider how resistance to free association is interesting in its own regard, whereas Greenson gives the classical view of resistance as something to be blasted through. Greenson s techniques are important to keep in mind.

7 12/12/16 Affect Definition of Affect from LaPlanche and Pontalis Shapiro, D. (1965) Neurotic Styles, pp and pp The LaPlanche is a comprehensive dictionary of psychoanalysis. Rather classical, but a good resource when you have questions about the meanings of various terms. Shapiro gives a description of how two basic types, the obsessive and the hysteric, manage affect. 12/19/16 Affect, Unconscious Conflict, and Action Kernberg, O., et al. (1989) Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of Borderline Patients, pp The Kernberg article gives a prioritization of which affect to follow when you can tell there are more than one, and what to do when unconscious affect results in problematic actions. 12/26/16 and 01/02/17 WINTER BREAK, NO CLASS Pamela Meersand and Wendy Turchin 01/09/17 Developmental Perspectives on Psychopathology and Psychotherapy Ritvo, S (1971). Late Adolescent Developmental and Clinical Considerations PSC 26: Chused, J (1987). Idealization of the Analyst By the Young Adult JAPA /16/17 Martin Luther King Day no class 01/23/17 Developmental Perspectives on Psychopathology and Psychotherapy -continued Same readings as 1/9/17

8 Borderline Pathology Dr. Barry Stern Borderline psychopathology through a psychodynamic lens 01/30/17 Readings: Akhtar: Broken Structures, chapters 1 (Identity and its origins), 2 (the syndrome of identity diffusion) & 4 (borderline personality disorder) Caligor, E and Clarkin, J. An object relations model of personality and personality pathology. in Clarkin, Fonagy, Gabbard: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Personality Disorders: A Clinical Handbook, p /6/17 Borderline Personality Disorder. Fonagy, P and Luten, P. A developmental, mentalization-based approach t othe understanding and treatment of borderline personality disorder. Development and Psychopathology. 21: , 2009 Kernberg, O et al. Transference focused psychotherapy: overview and update. IJP 89: , 2008 Peter Bookstein and Judit Lendvay Class will meet in Dr. Booksteins office Narcissistic Pathology Drs. Bookstein and Kraebber Goals 1. Provide an introduction to psychodynamic thinking about and approaches to working with narcissistic pathology. 2. Provide an introduction to technical aspects of working with narcissistic patients from a psychodynamic perspective. 3. Discuss Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) with narcissistic patients, discussing both theory and practice, and providing detailed case material.

9 02/13/17 Narcissistic psychopathology through a psychodynamic lens Theory, background: normal and pathological narcissism; contrasting approaches of Kernberg and Kohut; how is the disorder conceptualized from a psychodynamic perspective? Readings: 1. Akhtar: Broken Structures, chapter 3 (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) 2. Cooper, A., Narcissism, pages , and /20/17 Presidents Day- No Class 02/27/17 Narcissistic pathology - Introduction to treatment approaches Readings: 1. Kernberg, O., Severe Personality Disorders, ) 2. Stern, B.L, Yeomans, F, Diamond, D and Kernberg, O.F. (2011). Transferencefocused psychotherapy for narcissistic personality disorder 03/06/17 Narcissistic Pathology- Treatment Approached, continued) Readings 1. Coen, S. Neediness and narcissistic defensive action. Psa. Quarterly 79(4): , Lachmann, F. From narcissism to self pathology. International Forum of Psychoanalysis, 3: , Narcissistic rage (definition). From Psychoanalytic Terms and concepts, ed by EA Auchincloss and E. Sandberg, Yale University 4. Selfobject (definition). From Psychoanalytic Terms and concepts, ed by EA Auchincloss and E. Sandberg, Yale University

10 Rebecca Chaplan 3/13/17 Masochism and Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Clinical Challenges --Historical use of the term and the theoretical dilemmas, Beyond the pleasure principle 1. Excerpts from Freud: a. "Three Essays on Sexuality" SE VII pages 157 to 160 "Sadism and Masochism" b. "A Child is Being Beaten" SE XVII pages 179 to 191. ***Note that the Freud readings are not the full essays, just the pages cited. 2. Auchincloss and Samberg (2012) Psychoanalytic Terms and Concepts (pp ) New Haven CT: Yale University Press 3. Cooper, A.M. (1988) The Narcissistic-Masochistic Character In Masochism: current psychoanalytic perspectives, ed. R. Glick and D. Meyers (pp ) Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press 3/20/17 Masochism and Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Clinical Challenges --Masochism as an object relationship 1.Berliner, B. (1942) The concept of masochism. Psychoanalytic Review, 29, Novick, J. (1980). Negative Therapeutic Motivation and Negative Therapeutic Alliance. Psychoanal. St. Child, 35: Ghent, E. (1990) Masochism, Submission, Surrender. Contemp. Psychoanal., 26 : David Lindy 03/27/17 Trauma 04/03/17 Trauma 3/27/17 Trauma 1: Psychoanalytic approaches to trauma Freud: Letter 69, S.E. vol. 1, p. 259.

11 House, J and Slotnick, J. Apres Coup in Psychoanalysis.Psa Review, (pp only) 2015 Russell, P (1998) The role of paradox in the repetition compulsion, in Trauma, Repetition and Affect Regulation (ed. By J.G. Teicholz and D. Kriegman) Fonagy: Living the experience of childhood seduction (1998). Paper presented at the Symposium of the Journals of the PEP CD-ROM The seduction hypothesis: one hundred years later 1 st March 1998 Optional: Coates: Can babies remember trauma? Pre-symbolic forms of representation in infants who have been traumatized 4/3/17 Trauma 2: Psychoanalytic approaches to PTSD Wilson, J & Lindy, JD: Empathic strain in countertransference roles: Case illustrations, Chapter 3 pgs 62-81, in Countertransference in the Treatment of PTSD, Wilson & Lindy, eds, 1994 Lindy, DC: Upheaval of the stars; From Happy Land to the World Trade Center, Chapter pgs , in Disaster Psychiatry, eds Pandya and Katz, /10/17 No class- spring break Adriana Notarfrancesco 04/17/17 The obsessional patient Shapiro D. (1965) Neurotic Styles, chapter 2, Obsessive-compulsive style. Gabbard G. (2005) Psychodynamic Psychiatry in Clinical Practice, chapter on Cluster C personality disorders. Freud S: Character and anal erotism (1908), in Standard Edition, vol. 9, pp /24/17 The paranoid patient Akhtar, S, (1992) Broken Structures: Severe Personality Disorders and Their Treatment, ch. 6, pp

12 Auchincloss, E and Weiss, R. Paranoid character and the impossibility of indifference. J Am Psychoanal Assoc 1992; 40: Fred Busch and David Gutman Medication and Psychotherapy 05/01/17 Busch, F and Sandberg, L. Psychotherapy and Medication: the challenge of integration, chapters 3 & 6 5/8/17 Busch, F and Sandberg, L. Psychotherapy and Medication: the challenge of integration, chapters 4, 5 & 7 Susan Vaughn and Allison Brown Sexuality in the clinical situation Drs. Vaughan and Brown Susan Vaughn and Allison Brown 05/15/17 Gender: Containing Conflict, Understanding Uncertainty Corbett,, K. (2008). Gender Now. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 18: Balsam, R. Integrating male and female elements in a woment s identity. JAPA 49, /22/17 Sexuality : The Embodied Mind in Action Atlas, G, (2015). Touch me, know me. Psychoanalytic Psychology. Volume 32. Mitchell, S.A. (1997). Psychoanalysis and the Degradation of Romance. Psychoanal. Dial., 7:23-41.

13 05/29/17 Memorial Day- no class Christopher Allegra 06/05/17 Erotic transference Stern, Daniel (1993) Acting Versus Remembering in Transference Love and Infantile Love, pp in Person, E. et al (ed) On Freud s Observations on Transference Love Freud, S. (1914): Observations on transference love. S.E. 12: Schneier and Schwartz 06/29/17 Wrap-up Fosshage, J.L. (1995). Countertransference as the Analyst's Experience of the Analysand: I... Psychoanal. Psychol., 12: