IARPP 2011 Final-Program€¦ · Chair: Hugo Bleichmar (Spain) Presenters: Donna Orange (USA): “The attitude of heroes”: Bernard Brandchaft and the Hermeneutics of Trust ENG –

MADRID June 29 – July, 2 2011

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PROGRAM

CHANGING PSYCHOANALYSIS FOR A CHANGING

SOCIETY: RELATIONAL PERSPECTIVES

IX Annual Conference of

The International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

Declared of Public Health Interest by Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Policy and Equality

Conference co-Chairs: Alejandro Ávila & Ramón Riera

International Conference Committee:

Susanna Federici (Chair), Spyros Orfanos, Hazel Ipp, Gianni Nebbiosi, Andrew Samuels, Rina Lazar, Chana Ullman, Gabriella Mann

Organizing Committee:

Rosa Velasco, Rosario Castaño, Carlos Rodríguez-Sutil, Rosa Domínguez, Raúl Naranjo, Mario Nervi, Sandra Toribio, Jorge Gómez, Juan-José Martínez-Ibáñez, Concepció Garriga, Caroline Flaster,

Ariel Liberman, Susana Espinosa, Patricia Fernández, María Hernández, Fernando Silva, Alejandra Plaza.

Conference Manager & Secretariat: Meet & Forum - Camila Lejarraga, Belén Bañegil.

Official Language: English Simultaneous translation to Spanish provided in all Plenaries and Invited Panels.

* Bilingual English-Spanish versions in some papers of simultaneous panel marked ENG – SP will be available as handout

material for a limited number of seats. Some not marked could be added if possible.

With the support of the Spanish Chapter of IARPP and the Institute of Relational Psychotherapy



Plenary Sessions (Hall Madrid): • Opening Plenary:

Spanish Culture as a Crossing Point for Psychoanalysis (Wednesday June 29, 18:00-20:15) Chair: Spyros Orfanos (USA) Presenters: Carlos Rodriguez Sutil (Spain): Velázquez, Picasso, and the Origins of the Contemporary Subject Azucena Keatley (U.K. & Spain): Goya, Spain and the end of an era. Alejandro Ávila (Spain): Traditional and Relationship Healing Powers in Pedro Almodovar´s Films

Amor Oscuro: The Poetry of Federico García Lorca: Lina Orfanos, voice and Dimitris Maramis, piano

• Plenary: Clinical Advancements in Relational Psychoanalysis for a changing society. A case discussion (Thursday June 30 09:00-11:15, Hall Madrid) Chair: Rosa Velasco (Spain) Case Presenter: Ramón Riera (Spain): My Relationship With Alba: Searching for New Forms of

Emotionally Reacting Discussants: Hazel Ipp (Canada) & Jodie M. Davies (USA)

• Plenary: Inter-disciplinary Approaches Enriching Relational Psychoanalysis (Thursday June 30 16:45-19:00, Hall Madrid) Chair/ Interlocutor: Horst Kächele (Germany) Presenters: Daniel Hill (New York, USA): Implications of Affect Regulation:”Socks“, “Say what?”,and “In your

face”.

Vittorio Lingiardi (Italy): The couch in analysis: perspectives from clinical practice and neurosciences

Malcolm Owen Slavin (USA): Grieving for a Lost Garden: Psychoanalysis, Evolutionary Biology and the

origins of our Need for Art and Music

• Plenary: Relational Clinical and Community practices in the Public Health Service. Evidence and social demands (Friday July 1 09:00-11:15 , Hall Madrid) Chair: Alejandro Ávila (Spain) Presenters: Neil Altman (USA): Taking psychoanalysis out of the office: using psychoanalytic concepts and

technical principles in community-based work Jorge Tizón (Spain): The Relational approach in Primary Health Care and Early Attention of Psychosis

Golan Shahar (Israel): The Embedded Agent: A Theme Bridging (Relational) Psychoanalysis,

Community Mental Health, and Research Evidence.

Carmine Schettini (Italy): How listening to and taking care of severe patients in the public services can

change through the model of relational psychoanalysis.

• Final Round Table: Changing Psychoanalysis for a Changing Society: An open debate (Saturday July 2, 13-14:15, Hall Madrid) with Spyros Orfanos (USA),

Alejandro Ávila (Spain), Ramón Riera (Spain), Susanna Federici (Italy), Margaret J. Black (USA)



Invited panel I:

• Stephen Mitchell´s Award Panel Hall MADRID Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Margaret Black (USA) Presenter: Lisa Cataldo (USA): Where God is Between Us: Religious Experience, Surrender, and the

Third in Clinical Perspective

Discussant: Chana Ullman (Israel)

Invited panel II:

• Every Culture Creates the Psychoanalysis it Needs: Culture and the transformation of psychoanalysis (II)

Hall MADRID

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Jeremy Safran & Rachel Peltz (USA) Presenters : Joan Coderch (Spain); Roberto Arendar (Argentine); Fernando Silva (Portugal); Alejandra Plaza (Mexico); Vittorio Lingiardi (Milano, Italy); Rolf Holmqvist (Sweden)

Invited panel III:

Embodied Communication as the Core of Change Process

Hall MADRID

Friday 1 15.30

Chair/Discussant: Ramón Riera (Spain) Presenters: Steven Knoblauch (USA), Gianni Nebbiosi (Italy)

Invited panel IV:

Renovating Psychoanalysis: Clinical meets theoretical

Hall MADRID

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Muriel Dimen (USA) Presenters: Orna Guralnik, Glenys Lobban, Olga Pugachevsky, Eyal Rozmarin, Avgi Saketopoulou, and Maura Sheehy

Invited panel V:

Gender theory for the 21st century: nonlinear, undone, queered, relational

Hall MADRID

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair/Discussant: Concepció Garriga (Spain) Presenters: Adrienne Harris (USA): Gender as Soft Assembly: Developmental Models and Post-modern

Embodiment

Virginia Goldner(USA): Trans: Gender in Free Fall Ken Corbett (USA): Gender Now Harriet Bjerrum Nielsen (Norway): The uncontemporaneity of gender



Panel / Paper sessions

A1 Working with the Implicit ENG – SP Hall ROMA 1

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Margaret Crastnopol (USA) Case presenter: Laura Molet (Spain) Discussants: Rosa Velasco (Spain) & Nicola Ciccone (Italy)

A2 Homes Lost and Found Hall ROMA 2

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair/ Discussant: Jean Wolff Bernstein (USA) Presenters: Sivanie Shiran (Israel): To Inherit the Earth: Coming of Age in the Aftermath of the Haiti

Earthquake. Julia Beltsiou (USA): Lost and Found: The Immigration Process as an Interplay between Fantasy

and Actuality

A3 Training and Supervision in Psychoanalysis: A relational perspective

Hall BERLIN

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Jaquelina Nanclares (Argentine) Presenters: Jon Sletvold (Norway): Analytic Training Frederico Pereira (Portugal): On supervision: Instructional and Relational models Neri Daurella (Spain): From super-vision to inter-vision A relational perspective on training in

psychoanalysis ENG – SP

A4 Constructing relational capacities: From children to adults Hall LONDRES

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair/Discussants: Caroline Flaster (Spain) & Neil Altman (USA) Presenters:

María Eugenia Boetsch Salas (Chile): The Drama of the Coached Child ENG – SP Esther Bamberger & Ruth Feldman (Israel): Dialogical Abilities of Young Adolescents with

Mothers, Fathers, and Best Friends: Continuity of Relational Patterns Holly Levenkron (USA): Relational Functionality in a case of Asperger’s Syndrome.

A5 Relational processes, group and culture interventions Hall PARIS

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair/Discussant: José Guimón (Spain) Presenters: Lucia Lezama Dundara (USA): Playing Mafia: A processing Group with Bereaved Adolescents in

Northern Ireland ENG – SP Katarina Kompan Erzar (Slovenia): Young mother´s groupMargy Sperry (USA): Sameness and

Difference: Cultivating Dialogue Across Cultural World



A6 Expanding the Frame (I): Consider Children's Play and Artists' Ways of Symbolizing Implicit Experience

Hall BRUSELAS

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: José Manuel Pinto (Spain) Presenters: Jacqueline Gotthold(USA): Illuminating the implicit through play with children Marjorie Bosk(USA): Making the implicit symbol manifest through art and play

Discussant: Laurel M. Silber (USA)

A7 The Language of Eros in the Analytic Space: Ongoing Dialogic Possibilities

Hall VIENA

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Muriel Dimen (USA) Presenters: Marina Amore (Italy): The Aura of Eros: Sensory Reverberation and Analytic Function

Larry Zelnick (USA): Eros unbound: A relational clinical perspective on the treatment of eroticized

addictions.

Velleda Ceccolli (USA): Interpretations between Adults: Erotic Narratives in Treatment

A8 Expanding the Frame (II): on the participants role Hall LISBOA

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Sharon Ziv Beiman (Israel) Presenters:

Frank García-Castrillon (Spain): The Psychoanalytical Frame Revisited ENG – SP Steven Cooper (USA): More on the New Bad Object and the Therapetuic Action of

Psychoanalysis.

Susana Martínez (USA): Beyond Free Association: Analysis as Theatrical Play ENG – SP

A9 Religious beliefs and the relational Hall NIZA

Thursday 30 11.45

Chair: Judy Pickles (USA) Presenters: Ingrid Pedroni (Italy): Talking with God: how the therapeutic encounter can be shaped by

religious experience and their social counterpart in communities and family ENG – SP Mitchel Becker (Israel): You Are Requested to Raise Your Eyes And See: The Reconstruction of

Religious and Psychoanalytic Belief In The Intersubjective Encounter ENG – SP

B1 Treatment enclaves and treatment outcome: A clinical mystery

Hall ROMA 1

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Chana Ullman (Israel) Presenter :

Joyce Slochower (USA) ENG – SP Discussants: Adrienne Harris (USA) & Ariel Liberman (Spain)



B2 Aggression and Sexuality in Contemporary Contexts Hall ROMA 2

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Orna Kislasi (Israel) Presenters:

Andrew Samuels (U.K.): Promiscuities: Psychology, Politics, Spirituality - and Hypocrisy ENG – SP Rosario Castaño (Spain): The integration of aggression and tenderness as a factor that actives

and maintains sexual desire. ENG – SP Ginna Clark (USA): Monogamy unsettled, love undone: a contemporary ethos of eros

B3 How Shall I Live? The Quest for Depth and Meaning in a Technological World

Hall LISBOA

Friday 1 11.45

Chair/Discussant: Ilana Laor (Israel) Presenters: Frank Summers (USA): The Search for the Self in a World of Technology

Peter Shabad (USA): Face-to Face: Constructing Meaning in the Facelessness of Technology

B4 Relational Psychoanalysis Confronted to Contemporary Societies

Hall BRUSELAS

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Alexis Mordoh (Greece) Presenters: Doris Brothers (USA): Promising, Bystanding and Standing Beside: Relational Psychoanalysts as

Healers and Activists ENG – SP GRITA (Augusto Abello et al.) (Spain): Facing globalization: Surrender or connection of the self in

a changing society ENG – SP David Wald (Israel):Psychoanalysis and social involvement ENG – SP

B5 What Does Relational Psychoanalysis Have To Say To Work With Difficult To Reach Patients? OR It’s Hard To Treat a Patient When There Is Only One Self in the Room!

Hall LONDRES

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Talia Appelbaum-Peled (Israel) Presenters: JADE P. MCGLEUGHLIN (USA): Playing in the analyst’s mind: a necessary way station on the route

to subjectivity?

Steven H. Cooper (USA): Heart/Mind Theft and the Dilemma of Psychoanalytic Engagement:

The Analyst's Fantasy of Becoming a Good Internalized Object Discussant: Malcolm O. Slavin (USA)



B6 Philosophical and Clinical Perspectives on Liberation: B. Brandchaft, Relational Pioneer

Hall PARIS

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Hugo Bleichmar (Spain) Presenters: Donna Orange (USA): “The attitude of heroes”: Bernard Brandchaft and the Hermeneutics of

Trust ENG – SP Shelley Doctors (USA): Liberating Patients from the Residues of Relational Trauma:

Brandchaft's Quest Discussant: Michael Reison (USA)

B7 Engagement and Relatedness Hall VIENA

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Sacha Cuppa (Spain) Presenters: Stephen Schlein (USA): The Nature of Clinical Evidence and Dimensions of Relatedness: An

Investigation into Erik Erikson´s Interpersonal-Relational Method of Psychoanalysis

Ilene Philipson (USA): Erich Fromm: A Challenge to Contemporary Thinking About the

Traumatized Other

Maurizio Pinato (Italy): Thinking in a time of crisis

B8 Anxiety, “Primitive”, Trauma and Faith Hall BERLIN

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Neri Daurella (Spain) Presenters: Juan José Martinez Ibáñez (Spain): Rethinking the concept of anxiety. An overview of the concept

through the approach of Relational Psychoanalysis ENG – SP Maria de Lourdes Mattei (UK): PRIMITIVE MATTERS Lisa Cataldo (USA): I know That my Redeemer Lives: A Relational Perspective on Trauma,

Dissociation, and Faith ENG – SP

B9 Culture Differences and the process of integration Hall GLASGOW

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Tessa Philips (Australia) Presenters: Ruth Lijtmaer (USA): The Analyst Inevitable Involvement in the Patient´s World: Culture and

Ethnicity in the Therapeutic Relationship Sally Swartz (South-Africa): The broken mirror: Difference and shame in South African

psychotherapy Patricia Fernández (USA): A Spaniard in a Latino NYC: Holding the Paradox of Privilege and

Marginality ENG – SP



B10 Relational Psychoanalysis and social influences Hall NIZA

Friday 1 11.45

Chair: Raúl Naranjo (Spain) Presenters: Judy Roth (USA): Partnering on a Frontline: Exhaustion, Sobriety, and Possibility. A Relational,

Integrative View ENG – SP

Elizabeth A. Corpt (USA): Grist for Whose Mill?: Is the analyst the mill owner, the mill worker, or

the peasant in the field? ENG – SP

Amira Simha-Alpern (USA): Analyst´s Imperfection: Therapeutic Use of Analyst’s Imperfection as

Psychoanalysis Transitions From its Oedipal to Post Oedipal Eras.

C1 Confusion Hall ROMA 1

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Emilce D. Bleichmar (Spain) Presenters: Ken Corbett (USA): Relational Ethics and The Confusing Practice of Unknowing

Eyal Rozmarin (USA): A double confusion of tongues

Discussant: Jessica Benjamin (USA)

C2 Women on the Couch: Genital Stimulation and the Birth of Psychoanalysis

Hall ROMA 2

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Susanna Federici (Italy) Presenter: Karen Starr & Lewis Aron (USA): Women on the Couch: Genital Stimulation and the Birth of

Psychoanalysis

Discussants: Ann D´Ercole & Susanna Federici

C3 On Analytic Peace and the “Fetish” Hall BERLIN

Friday 1 15.30

Chair/Discussant: Barry Magid (USA) Presenters: Joye Weisel-Barth (USA) : The Fetish in Nicole Krauss’s Great House and in Clinical Practice: A

Relational Perspective on One Response to Trauma ENG – SP Steven Stern (USA): Analytic Peace: A Relational Reframing of the Concept of Working Through ENG – SP

C4 The Frustration and Fostering of Desire in a Changing World Hall LONDRES

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Shlomo Beinart (Israel) Presenters:

Julia E. Davies (USA): Beyond Selfish and Selfless; the Dialectics of Generative Desire ENG – SP Margaret Crastnopol (USA): The Microtraumatic Influence of Righteous Indignation on Self and

Others ENG – SP Discussant: Sandra Buechler (USA)



C5 Ghosts in the 21st Century Hall LISBOA

Friday 1 15.30

Chair/Discussant: Adrienne Harris (USA) Presenters: Atlas-Koch, Galit & Fox, Arthur (USA): Ghosts aren’t allowed here

Ferguson, Heather & Kalb, Margery (USA): The Unburied Dead: Ghostly Visitations and their

Countertransference Vicissitudes

Michael Feldman and Susan Klebanoff (USA): Turning Ghosts into Ancestors

C6 From Research to Relational Practice Hall PARIS

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Francesc Vieta (Spain) Presenters:

Francesc Vieta (Spain):Receptivity and initiative ENG – SP Sarah Calvert (New Zealand): Reading what is not said: Doing research which reads ‘between

the lines’. ENG – SP Jessica Boyat (USA): The Power of In-between space: The human mirror neuron system and

processes of change in clinical work and society

C7 Non symbolic processes in Relational Psychoanalysis Hall BRUSELAS

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Carlos Rodríguez Sutil (Spain) Presenters:

Rina Lazar (Israel): "Infinite conversation": The work of the Unconscious ENG – SP Karl Loszak (Canada): Empathy and Intersubjectivity; From Phenomenology to Psychoanalysis

Tomas Wange (Sweden): Towards a Formulation of An Epistemological Theory For

Psychotherapy

C8 On Shipwrecks and mourning Hall VIENA

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Birgitta Elmquist (Sweden) Presenters:

Roberto Arendar (Argentine): Sinking with the Titanic? ENG – SP Diana Margarita Kahn (Italy): Shipwreck with spectator ENG – SP Stephanie Bot (Canada): The Grieving Analyst: Intersubjective Tiers of Mourning

C9 Women through conflict Hall GLASGOW

Friday 1 15.30

Chair: Barbra Z. Locker (USA) Presenters: Bonnie Zindel (USA): Simone de Beauvoir, a one-woman show: a dramatization of the

revolutionary feminist’s mind in an imagined relational psychoanalysis while writing her

seminal creative work challenging the role of women in society.

Judy Gold (USA): Elena. A woman of world history



D1 The Changing Face of Erotic Countertransference: From Boundary Violation to Therapeutic Action

Hall ROMA 1

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Manuel Aburto (Spain) Presenters: Galit Atlas-Koch (USA): Touch me, Know me - A Clinical Case of Distress, Regulation and Sex

Steven Kuchuck (USA): Please (Don’t) Want Me: The Therapeutic Action of Male Sexual Desire

in the Treatment of Heterosexual Men

Steven Knoblauch (USA): “Wild” Phallacies : The Perversion of Erotic Countertransference

Experience ENG – SP

D2 On Eros, Love and Couple Hall ROMA 2

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Yavuz Erten (Turkey) Presenters: Darlene B. Ehrenberg (USA): On Love and Coercion

Paolo Stramba-Badiale (Italy): “I’m so excited that I can’t give up” Erotomania and dissociative

states. Pere Llovet (Spain): The emotional connection of the couple and the new contexts of Egalitarian

Individualism ENG – SP

D3 Preventative Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Clinical Consideration of Systems of Pathological Accommodation

Hall BERLIN

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Mª Dolores J. Díaz-Benjumea (Spain) Presenters: Jacqueline Gotthold (USA) & Dorienne Sorter (USA): Preventative Psychoanalytic

Psychotherapy: A Clinical Consideration of Systems of Pathological Accommodation

Discussant: Amy Joelson (USA)

D4 Relational perspectives on Clinical Writing… Through training and beyond

Hall LISBOA

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair/ Discussant: Joyce Slochower (USA) Presenters: Barbara A. Baer (USA): Psychoanalytic Writing: Lynchpin for Tripartite Analytic Training

Jane B. Burka (USA): Metabolizing Trauma Through Psychoanalytic Writing

Jeanne Wolff Bernstein (USA): Writing to and from the Arts

D5 Expanding the Frame (III): Technical models Hall LONDRES

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Alejandra Plaza Espinosa (México) Presenters: George Lianos (Australia): The conversational model: An evolving Therapeutic Approach for

Dynamic Times

Luis Raimundo Guerra Cid (Spain): A new Topographic for Therapeutical Action ENG – SP Antonio A. Pires (Portugal): From the armchair to the couch and from the couch to the armchair



D6 Creativity Unbound: Relational Perspectives on Finding One´s Creative Voice

Hall PARIS

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Juanita Andrea Amaya Charras (Argentine) Presenters: Lauren Levine (USA): Into thin air: Co-constructing shame, recognition, and creativity in an

analytic process

Mark Gerald (USA): Struggling for Mutual Expression: Discovering and Creating a

Psychoanalytic Voice

Discussant: Fred Stern (USA)

D7 Cyberworld, Instant Culture and Relational Psychotherapy Hall BRUSELAS

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Fernando Urizar (Spain) Presenters: Ruth Sharabany (USA), Etziona Israeli (Israel) & Zehorit Asulin-Simhon (Israel): Interface of

Cyber Space and Psychotherapeutic Space-Relationship Avoidance vs. Closeness in Adolescents’

Psychotherapy

Aaron Balick (U.K.): TMI in the Transference, LOL: the loss of therapist anonymity in the Google

generation ENG – SP Don Greif (USA): The Revitalization of Psychoanalysis: Antidote to ‘Instant Culture’

D8 Traumatized Bodies: Mirror, Witness, and Creative Transformations

Hall VIENA

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Cristina Bonucci (Italy) Presenters: Cleonie White (USA): Poetry, Music, and Strawberries: Implicit Resonance of the Patient's

Trauma in the Body of the Analyst

Alexandra Giniger (USA): Canvassing Memory: Felix Nussbaum's Portraiture of Shifting Identities

as Witness to Trauma in Weimar Germany

D9 Motherhood, Infertility, and Society in the Changing Analytic Dyad

Hall GLASGOW

Saturday 2 09.00

Chair: Judi Kobrick (Canada) Presenters: Kathy Bacon-Greenberg (USA): Whose Eggs/Whose Baby: When the Analyst’s

Experience Broadens the Inquiry

Bárbara Freedgood (USA): Infertility: Ambivalence, Technology and Loss through a Relational

Lens

Patricia Tidwell (USA): Creating Fertility in Analytic Dyad: A Relational View



E1 Improvisation in 21st Century Psychoanalysis ROMA 2 Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Phillip Ringstrom (USA) Presenters: Phillip Ringstrom, Anthony Bass, Darlene Ehrenberg (USA) Fellow authors: Hazel Ipp (Canada), Stephen Knoblauch, Steven Stern (USA)

E2 Freeing an un-free mind: The birth of a psychoanalytic community in former soviet states

Hall ROMA 1

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair/discussant: Donna Orange (USA) Presenters: Gabriela Mann (Israel); Gila Ofer (Israel)

E3 A Missing Link for Academic Research: Integrating Relational Psychoanalytic Theory and Methods to Psycho-Social Research

Hall BERLIN

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Montserrat Ventura (Spain) Presenters: Katie Gentile (USA): A Missing Link for Academic Research: Integrating Relational

Psychoanalytic Theory and Methods to Psycho-Social Research

Katharina Rothe (Germany): Analyzing Guilt and Shame as Countertransference within a

Psychosocial Research Context

Sarah Hill (USA): True Self/False Self Dynamics on the Social Level: Working Towards a Coherent

Subjectivity with the Socially Constructed Other

E4 A comparative psychoanalytic view of traumatic loss, death and mourning

Hall LONDRES

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Susana Espinosa (Spain) Presenters: Deborah Dowd (USA): When Ghosts Remain Ghosts (and not Ancestors). A Relational Approach

to Traumatic Loss and Enduring Grief

David Doolittle (USA): Neo-Kleinian perspectives on traumatic loss and mourning

Discussant: Malcolm O. Slavin (USA)

E5 Implicit/Explicit and Body/language relationships Hall PARIS

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Luisa Vilardell (Spain) Presenters: Valeria Pulcini (Italy): “Mary Rose, me, and a little girl sitting on sacks of flour" Accessing

implicit memory through the use of analogical language ENG – SP

Starr Kelton-Locke (USA): The Body as Big Sagacity: Subsymbolic Forms of Communication

ENG – SP

Guler Fisek (Turkey): Please See Me Even if I Don´t See You: Relational Encounters in

Psychotherapy ENG – SP



E6 Analyst Presence and Absence Hall BRUSELAS

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Tamar Barnea (Israel) Presenters: Linda Jacobs (USA): The Analyst´s Maternal Presence/Presents: The Mutative Impact of the

Analyst´s Affective Engagement

Carlamarina Rodriguez Pereira (Spain): Break in the Continuity of the Psychotherapeutic Process:

Change of Psychotherapist. A Reflection From the Relational Perspective ENG – SP Kasiani Feleki (Greece): An Erotic Dream of the Analyst About Her Patient and its Disclosure

E7 Communication in Relational Psychoanalysis: Alternatives Hall VIENA

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Boaz Shalgi (Israel) Presenters: Maria Tammone (Italy): "Sotto voce" Playing together with different notes. Co-Construction of

a double-counterpoint

John Sloane (Canada): Sleep, death & rebirth.

Janine de Peyer (USA): Raising the curtain: Unconscious Communication and the Uncanny

E8 Wisdom from the past - new paths for the Future: Recovering philosophical, theological and historical narratives

Hall LISBOA

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Maite Jordán (Spain) Presenters: J. Alistair Ross (U.K.): Sacred psychoanalysis - a new development in contemporary

psychoanalysis Marie Hoffman (USA): From sacred narrative to intersubjectivity theory - Musings on Hegel,

Ricoeur and Benjamin

B. William Brennan (USA): Ferenczi´s Consulting Room – How our Past informs our Future

E9 Transgenerational processes Hall GLASGOW

Saturday 2 11.00

Chair: Fernando Silva (Portugal) Presenters: Tami Dror-Schieber (Israel): Trans- generational Transference from a Relational Perspective –

Whose Ghosts Are These?

Laurel Silber (USA): Transformation at Adolescence Requires Resisting The Transmission of

Dissociated Transgenerational Processess to Feel Real

Gerhard Payrhuber (Austria): In the Realm of the Undead – Intergenerational Transference

* Bilingual English-Spanish versions in some papers of simultaneous panel marked ENG – SP will be available as

handout material for a limited number of seats. Some not marked could be added if possible.



Interactive Poster Session

(Multilingual, English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese):

(Hall MADRID area; Thursday June 30, 15:15-16:45 / 2nd. Turn Friday July 1, 17:45-18:45)

Focusing on a variety of themes, including experiences in clinical and community settings

Cod Presenter Title P01 AMAYA CHARRAS, JUANITA ANDREA Art From The Relational View of Fairbairn

P02 FRAILE MARQUES, LUCAS La pieza perdida del puzzle psicoanalítico

P03 GRANELL NINOT, LUIS El trabajo en equipo en la construcción de la relación

terapéutica. Un caso.

P04 KOBRICK, JUDI The Desire for Submission and the Fear of Surrender: Related,

Lived and Imagined

P05 MULET HOMS, MARÍA MARGARITA Disfunción Parental en la Familia de Origen como Factor de

Riesgo Obstétrico

P06 NANCLARES, JAQUELINA El encuadre en Psicoanálisis Relacional

P07 NIR, ADIT Self-Mutilation In The Context of Mutual Creation

P08 PLAZA MARTÍN, ALBERTO & VENTURA, MONTSERRAT

Grupo terapéutico combinado con psicoterapia individual. Dos

recursos, un proceso

P09 PÉREZ RIGAU, ISABEL “A contrapelo”, una paciente que quiso ser perfecta.

P10 RODRÍGUEZ PEREIRA, CARLAMARINA Descriptive Study of the Role of the Secondary gain in

Psychotherapy in a Mental Health Public Service (Bilingual

English/Spanish)

P11 SAMPERISI, ALBERTO RAMON El Psicodrama como Psicoterapia relacional

P12 TORIBIO CABALLERO, SANDRA Time Over - Life After Treatment

P13 ULLOA DE D´AGOSTINO, MABEL ALBA Método Alba: Nueva Visión del Espacio y del Tiempo en el

Abordaje de Patologías Severas

P14 VILARDELL, LUISA “¿Por qué tengo que seguir? ¡Ni siquiera sé nedar! Reflexiones

en torno al afecto de la vergüenza.//”“Why should I go on? I

can´t even swim! Thoughts on shame.” (Bilingual

English/Spanish)



Special Sessions:

Meet the authors! New Relational Books!

Sign the books! (Friday July 1, 17:45-19:00)

In English: Introducing and moderating, TBD (Hall ROMA 2)

• Steven Cooper: "A Disturbance in the Field: Essays in Transference-Countertransference" Commented by TBD.

• Marie Hoffman: “Toward mutual recognition” Commented by Alistair Ross.

• Donna Orange: "The Suffering Stranger: Hermeneutics for Everyday Clinical Practice" Commented by Judy Pickles.

• Shelley Doctors, Bernard Brandchaft and Dorienne Sorter "Toward an Emancipatory Psychoanalysis: Brandchaft's Intersubjective Vision" Commented by Jacqueline Gotthold.

In Spanish: Introducing and moderating, Alejandro Ávila (Hall LISBOA)

• Ramón Riera´s “La conexión emocional” (Barcelona, Octaedro, 2011) Commented by Joan Coderch (Spain)

• Joan Coderch´s “La práctica de la psicoterapia relacional” (Madrid, Ágora Relacional, 2010) Commented by Neri Daurella (Spain)

• Augusto Abello B. & Ariel Liberman “Una introducción a la obra de Winnicott” (Madrid, Ágora Relacional, 2011) Commented by the authors (Spain).

In Italian: Introducing and moderating, Susanna Federici (Hall ROMA 1)

• Vittorio Lingiardi, Gherardo Amadei, Giorgio Caviglia, Francesco De Bei “La svolta relazionale. Itinerari italiani” (“The relational turn. Italian journeys”) Commented by Jeremy Safran.

Pre-conference workshops (Wednesday June 29, 9.00-13.00 / 14.30-17.15)

• Research Methodology for Relational Psychoanalysis (Horst Kächele) (Hall BERLIN)

• Affect Regulation: A Clinical Synthesis (Daniel Hill) (Hall LONDRES)

• The Analytic Relationship and the Dialogue of Unconsciouses: A Clinical Workshop (Anthony Bass) (Hall PARIS)

• Sándor Ferenczi, the “introjective psychoanalyst” and the role-reversal dynamics (Franco Borgogno) (Hall BRUSELAS)

Other meetings and Activities:

• IARPP Board meeting (Wed. 14:00-16:30)

• Candidate´s reception (Wed. 17:00 -18:00))

• Welcome reception (Wed. 20:15-22:00)

• IARPP Local Chapters meeting (Thursday by lunch time)

• IARPP Membership Meeting (Friday by lunch time)

• Gala Dinner and Live-Music performance (Friday night)

CONTINUING EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES This conference is intended for psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, marriage and family counselors, and clinical professional counselors. The conference is organized to facilitate maximum opportunity for dialogue between the audience and the presenters, allowing clinicians to engage in an extensive variety of topics relevant to the field. ACCREDITATION The International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy (IARPP) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. IARPP maintains responsibility for this program and its content. CE credits will be available to social workers pending approval for conference by NASW. Continuing Education Credits will be awarded as follows: Preconference workshops= 5 credits; Main Conference Program (Thursday - Saturday) = 20 credits; Total Conference = 25 credits *Other professionals are welcome to apply for CE credits, however, they are responsible for checking with their country/state licensing boards if APA credits are valid. ACREDITACIÓN Este congreso ha sido declarado de interés sanitario por el Ministerio de Sanidad, Política Social e Igualdad de España (Resolución de 24-3-2011). Solicitados créditos de Formación Continuada de las Profesiones Sanitarias- Sistema Nacional de Salud (Agencia Laín Entralgo, C.A.M.) (Expdte. 11/ 1561) para los profesionales sanitarios españoles (Médicos y Psicólogos Clínicos) que asistan a la conferencia completa y a uno de los talleres pre-congreso.

Documents

IARPP 2011 Final-Program€¦ · Chair: Hugo Bleichmar (Spain) Presenters: Donna Orange (USA): “The attitude of heroes”: Bernard Brandchaft and the Hermeneutics of Trust ENG –