CANCELLED: by Rita Younan and Ruth Holt |
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Abstract: Allan Schore (2009) suggests that emotional communications between therapist and Target Audience: All therapists interested in the neuroscience literature and the therapeutic relationship. Learning Objectives: * Understand the Neurobiology of Emotional Needs not being met * Neurobiology of Schemas and Modes * Keeping patients in the Right Hemisphere to provide a Corrective Experience within the therapeutic relationship - Limited Reparenting * Understanding Hemispheric Differences in Imagery Rescripting About the Presenters: Rita Younan: A clinical psychologist; Certified Schema Therapist and Supervisor/Trainer in Individual Schema Therapy and Group Schema Therapy. Rita has presented at the Australian Psychological Society's Clinical College Conferences, run workshops throughout Australia and worked with Australian Catholic University supervising students and lecturing. Rita has an interest in neuroscience, attachment and personality pathology. Rita developed a Group Schema Therapy inpatient program at a private psychiatric hospital and published findings on the feasibility of this treatment program. Ruth Holt: A Certified Schema Therapist and Supervisor/Trainer in Individual Schema Therapy and is certified as an Advanced Schema Therapist for Couples. She is based in Canberra, Australia and works with individuals and couples with a range of presentations and conducts workshops and training in Schema Therapy, couples therapy, women's mental health and abuse in relationships. Ruth has presented at the Australian Psychological Society's Clinical College Conferences, run workshops throughout Australia and worked with The University of Canberra Psychology Clinic supervising and presenting for postgraduate students. She has been involved in editing the soon to be published Schema Therapy for Children and Adolescents. |
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