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Hattie R. Rosenthal College of Psychoanalysis of
HEED UNIVERSITY
Humanistic Education
through the External Degree
Announces its First New York
Conference
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New
Perspectives on Group and Family Treatment
Sunday, September 30, 2001
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8:30-9:00am
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Registration and Coffee
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9:00-9:15am
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Introduction to the Morning Session - Ruth S. Meyers, Ph.D.
Welcoming Remarks - Susan Jakubowicz, Ph.D., Director
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9:15-10:45am
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Seminar:
Familial Dynamics and Roles in the Group Setting
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Leslie Rosenthal, Ph.D.
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Amidst the stresses, strains, and emotional current of family
living, members assume or have foisted upon them various roles, such as
mother’s or father’s helper, mediator, isolate, instigator,
scapegoat, rebel, and monopolizer.
In group analysis, these roles are enacted as resistances. This seminar will address the ways in which these resistances
affect the group and will offer approaches to their management and
resolution.
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10:45am-12:15pm
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Discussion Groups
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12:15-1:45pm
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Lunch on Your Own
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1:45-2:00pm
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Introduction to the Afternoon Session - Lynne F. Sacher, Ph.D.
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2:00-3:30pm
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Seminar: The Myth of Individual Psychoanalysis
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Shirley
B. Love, Ph.D.
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Psychoanalysts
are inevitably family therapists. In treatment, individual patients reveal—verbally,
behaviorally, and transferentially—their preoedipal and oedipal ties
to their families of origin, and often request that family members and
spouses participate more actively in their therapy. When they do so, analysts have an opportunity to study family
dynamics directly and to gain more dramatic insight into the patient’s
maladaptive defenses of projection and externalization. In both family and couples settings, analysts can alter the
dysfunctional homeostasis with appropriate interventions. This seminar will explore the use of therapeutic joining of the
patient’s resistances in this wider family context.
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3:30-5:00pm
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Discussion Groups
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5:00-5:30pm
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Discussion Group Reports
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5:30-6:00pm
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Reception
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About Our Speakers
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We are delighted to have two distinguished
alumni, members of the first group to receive their doctorates in
psychoanalysis from Heed University, to inaugurate our exciting seminar
series.
Leslie Rosenthal, Ph.D., is a founder and Dean of Group
Psychoanalytic Studies at the Center for Modern Studies, a member of the
Mid-Manhattan Institute Board of Consultants and Consultant to its
MMI’s Program in Modern Group Psychoanalysis.
He is the author of Resolving
Resistance in Group Psychotherapy and of numerous articles on group
psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. He
is a Life Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, and
has served as group therapy consultant to many social agencies,
hospitals, and educational institutions.
He is a psychoanalyst in private practice in Manhattan.
Shirley
Love, M.S.W., Ph.D., is Co-founder, Co-director, Faculty, and
Training Analyst at the Riverdale Seminars in Modern Analytic
Psychotherapy, an institute for study, training, and research in
analytic psychotherapy. She
is a founder of the Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies and a Life
Fellow of the American Orthopsychiatric Association. She was an assistant professor in the Department of Guidance and
Counseling of the Graduate School of Long Island University, and
currently serves as an adjunct professor at the Union Graduate School for
Experimenting Colleges and Universities, and as Faculty and Mentor at
Heed University. She is a psychoanalyst in private practice in Riverdale
and Manhattan.
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About Heed
University
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Heed University is one
of the oldest, most experienced, and prestigious non-traditional
institutions of higher education in this country.
Heed has pioneered alternative education
programs for three decades.
The university was established in 1970 and is a founding member
of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP).
The program in psychoanalysis was implemented in 1974, and the Hattie R.
Rosenthal Psychoanalytic Institute was started in 1980.
The Psychoanalytic Institute became the Hattie R. Rosenthal
College of Psychoanalysis of Heed University in 1999.
We offer three degrees in psychoanalysis—the Ph.D., Psy.D. and Masters.
For more information and to request an application, visit our website at
www.heed.edu/college_of_psychoanalysis.htm,
or telephone ( 212) 332-0905.
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Administration
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Honorary President: Hyman Spotnitz, MD, Med.ScD.
Director: Susan Jakubowicz, Ph.D.
Research Coordinator: Lynne Sacher, Ph.D.
Alumni Association Coordinator, Susan Blumenson, Ph.D.
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Faculty
Members
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Shirley
Love, Ph.D.
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Gerald Lucas, Ph.D
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Marge Blaine, Ph.D.
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Robert Marshall, Ph.D.
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Susan Blumenson, Ph.D.
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Ruth Meyers, Ph.D.
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Toby Chuah, Ph.D.
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David Rosenthal, Ph.D.
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Phyllis Cohen, Ph.D.
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Leslie Rosenthal, Ph.D.
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Harold Davis, Ph.D.
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Lynne Sacher, Ph.D.
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Gerald Fishbein, Ph.D.
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Muriel Sackler, Ph.D.
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Roberta Slavin, Ph.D.
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Conference Committee Chairs
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Ruth Meyers, Ph.D., and Lynne Sacher, Ph.D.
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Conference Committee
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Marge Blaine, Ph.D., Susan Blumenson, Ph.D.,
Toby
Chuah, Ph.D., and Roberta Slavin, Ph.D.
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Conference Contact
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Telephone: (212) 332-0905
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Registration Information
All interested persons are
invited to attend this conference
and we welcome your participation.
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Location
of Conference:
Fashion Institute of Technology
The David Dubinsky Student
Center
Faculty Dining Area, 8th Floor
Eighth Avenue and 27th Street
New York, New York
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Doctoral Credits
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In order to receive doctoral credits at Heed University, students
enrolled at the University are required to write a 5-7 page paper for
each seminar, after consulting with their mentors about their specific
topics (2 credits will be awarded upon satisfactory completion of the
papers).
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Pre-registration
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If you are an enrolled Heed student you have paid already for these
seminars through your tuition, but you must still send in this
registration form. For all other attendees, conference fees are as
follows:
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$50.00, if registration is RECEIVED by Heed University BEFORE
September 1, 2001
$60.00, if registration is RECEIVED by Heed University ON
or AFTER September 1, 2001
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*Conference
September
30, 2001
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