Paper Committee Chair Joseph Lichtenberg, MD; and Valeria ... · This conference is presented by IAPSP and co-sponsored by the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy + Psychoanalysis

This conference is presented by IAPSP and co-sponsored bythe Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy + Psychoanalysis (ICP+P).

Physicians: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of ICP+P and IAPSP. ICP+P is accredited by MedChi, the Maryland State Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians. ICP+P designates this educational activity for a maximum of 22 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Psychologists: ICP+P is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. ICP+P maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Social Workers: ICP+P ICP+P is approved by the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners to offer Category I continuing education credit. Because ICP+P has approval from the Maryland Board, CE credit hours awarded by ICP+P may also be claimed by social workers licensed in Virginia and the District of Columbia. This program is pending approval by the National Association of Social Workers for up to 22 continuing education contact hours. New York and Michigan do not accept National CE Approval Programs; New Jersey, Idaho, and Oregon do not recognize NASW National Approval. IAPSP is pending approval for New York Social Work continuing education.

Nurses, MFTs, and Counselors: These continuing education credits meet the ANCC standards for nurses. Marriage and family therapists licensed in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia may submit these CE credits to their licensing boards. (Marriage and family therapists in other jurisdictions and licensed counselors should inquire with their local Boards regarding continuing education credit.) Attendees from the above professional groups will earn up to 22 CE credits for attending the conference.

Attendees must sign in and sign out of EACH section of the program, and complete and return the conference evaluation form to receive continuing education credit.CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS will be awarded as follows:Wednesday Pre-Conference Session = 3.0 HoursWednesday – Saturday Main Conference Program = up to 18 HoursFriday Kohut Memorial Lecture = 1.0 HourTotal Credits that may be received = 22 HoursIMPORTANT DISCLOSURE INFORMATION FOR ALL LEARNERS:All presenters and planners of this activity have informed us that they do not have a conflict of interest and have disclosed that they have no relevant financial relationship with any commercial interests pertaining to this educational activity. Additionally, the presenters have been instructed to disclose any limitations of data and unlabeled or investigational uses of products during this presentation. This presentation will not contain any references to off-label (non-FDA approved) use of products or devices.

This conference is intended for psychoanalysts, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, marriage and family therapists, professional counselors and clinical professional counselors at all levels of experience.The conference is organized to facilitate maximum opportunity for questions, comments and dialogue between the audience and the presenters, allowing clinicians to engage in an extensive variety of topics relevant to the field of Self Psychology. At the close of this conference, the participant will be able to:

1. Describe the influences of the social, political and cultural context on the developing theory of self psychology and the practice of psychoanalysis.

2. Identify how the development and evolution of Kohut’s ideas impact contemporary concepts of adolescence.

3. Address how self psychological concepts can be used to understand and to respond to the crises of our times, as reflected both inside and outside the consulting room.

4. Discuss how the arts and other forms of creativity can facilitate our personal and our therapeutic responses to the upheavals and crises of our contemporary world.

Avis has assigned a specific discount number for the 2018 IAPSP Conference in Vienna, Austria. The Avis Worldwide

Discount (AWD) # is D016372. Rentals may occur at Vienna, Austria (AT) or other locations as desired by the attendees, speakers or special guests. An advance reservation is recommended. Be sure to protect your transportation needs by making a reservation at least two weeks in advance. Phone the Avis Meeting & Group Sales Desk at 1-800-331-1600 for reservations and further information.

We invite you to come to Vienna, the city where a little over one hundred years ago psychoanalysis was created along with so many other innovations in art, music, and literature, and in the humanistic, social, and natural sciences — innovations that changed the world. Vienna during that exceptionally creative time was also the birthplace of Heinz Kohut. It was there that he attended the Döblinger Gymnasium, attended countless cultural events, underwent psychoanalysis, and studied medicine and it was there that the groundwork was laid for his subsequent creative revisions of psychoanalysis. But Vienna during the period of Kohut’s early years was also a hotbed of social and political tension that culminated in the uprising of 1934 and the emergence of Austro-Fascism and of anti- Semitism that culminated in the incorporation of Austria into the Third Reich in 1938, an event that forced Kohut to flee the city he loved and to which he was so deeply attached. In short, the Vienna of Kohut’s early years was place of exceptional creativity and of deep crisis.

As we return to Vienna, we again face a world of creativity and crisis, albeit different from the one that Kohut experienced. As was the case with Vienna of Kohut’s early years, where exceptional crisis was accompanied by exceptional creative achievement, this conference will seek to find creative ways to respond to the crises of our contemporary world. In the search for creativity in time of crisis, the conference will include four plenary panels, each organized around one of four themes: the History of psychoanalysis and self-

psychology, set within its social, political, and cultural context; the Development of Kohut’s ideas and their fate over the years, as reflected in contemporary concepts of adolescence; the Crises of our time to which self-psychological developments seek to respond; and the Arts along with other sources of Creativity that can help us respond to the crises of our contemporary world.

Political, economic, social, and cultural uncertainty and upheaval are omnipresent as we plan this meeting. This upheaval does not exist just outside our offices. It is ever present in the background and foreground of our clinical work. Thus, the frame within which this meeting will unfold will recognize these crises as challenges and opportunities for creativity both outside and inside the consulting room, in theoretical advances, in the understanding of the human condition, and in responding effectively and humanistically to the uncertainty and danger of our contemporary world. We invite you to join us in Vienna in 2018 to develop creative responses through psychoanalysis and self psychology to the crises that we face as clinicians and citizens in our contemporary world. The conference will consist of a series of Pre-Conference Workshops and Original Paper Presentations, covering a wide range of clinical topics, along with the four Plenary Panels, which are followed by Post Panel Discussions in small groups.

2018 Conference Co-chairsAndrea Harms, PhD and Martin Gossmann, MD

The Hotel Savoyen is located in the heart of the embassy district, close to the Belvedere Palace and Botanical Gardens. Like the Belvedere, the famous 21er Haus planned by the visionary architect Karl Schwanzer is just a stone’s throw away from the hotel. Built in 1958 as the Austrian pavilion for Expo 58 in Brussels, it was reconstructed in Vienna in 1962 and has provided a space for contemporary art to thrive ever since. With excellent public transport and Vienna’s new main station, the Hauptbahnhof, a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, Vienna’s historic city center and two urban hotspots — Karlsplatz and the Museums Quartier are right around the corner from the hotel.

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Vienna - Kohut - Self Psychology Searching for Creativity in Times of Crisis

Hosted by: International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology, IAPSP Vienna Circle for Psychoanalysis and Selfpsychology, WKPSCo-Sponsor: Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy + Psychoanalysis, ICP+P

Wednesday - Saturday, October 17th - 20th 2018, Hotel Savoyen, Vienna

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2018 Conference Paper and Pre-Conference ChairsJill Gardner, PhD, Pre-Conference Committee Chair

Franz Herberth, MD and Frank Lachmann, PhD, Paper Committee Chair

2018 Conference International Planning CommitteeShelley Doctors, PhD; Roger Frie, PhD, PsyD, RPsych; Eldad Iddan, MA; Amanda Kottler, MA Clinc Psych; Joseph Lichtenberg, MD; and Valeria Pulcini, MD

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1. Describe the influences of the social, political and cultural context on the developing theory of self psychology and the practice of psychoanalysis.

2. Identify how the development and evolution of Kohut’s ideas impact contemporary concepts of adolescence.

3. Address how self psychological concepts can be used to understand and to respond to the crises of our times, as reflected both inside and outside the consulting room.

4. Discuss how the arts and other forms of creativity can facilitate our personal and our therapeutic responses to the upheavals and crises of our contemporary world.
















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1. Describe the influences of the social, political and cultural context on thedeveloping theory of self psychology and the practice of psychoanalysis.

2. Identify how the development and evolution of Kohut’s ideas impactcontemporary concepts of adolescence.

3. Address how self psychological concepts can be used to understand andto respond to the crises of our times, as reflected both inside and outsidethe consulting room.

4. Discuss how the arts and other forms of creativity can facilitate ourpersonal and our therapeutic responses to the upheavals and crises ofour contemporary world.
















[email protected] or [email protected] TELEPHONE:

+43 1 588 00 517






Vienna - Kohut - Self PsychologySearching for Creativity in Times of Crisis

Hosted by: International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology, IAPSPVienna Circle for Psychoanalysis and Selfpsychology, WKPS

Co-Sponsor: Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy + Psychoanalysis, ICP+P






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7:30 AM – 8:15 AM Registration (Breakfast included in room fee and served at the hotel)8:15 AM – 8:30 AM IJPSP Candidate Awards Announcement 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Plenary II: Crisis, Courage, and Creativity– 2.5 CEs Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA, Chris Jaenicke, PhD, Amanda Kottler, PhD, and Donna Orange, PhD, PsyDChair & Moderator: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyD

11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Coffee Break

11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Post Plenary Discussion Groups– 1.0 CE 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM The IAPSP Couples Therapy Interest Group

presents: “Listserv Live: Live Group Consultation on the Treatment of a Very Stuck, Multiply Traumatized Couple – 1.5 CEs

Presenters: David Shaddock, MFT, PhD and Florence Faizi, MADiscussion Facilitators: Carla Leone, PhD and Steven Stern, PsyD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Child & Adolescent Initiative (Denise Davis, Chairperson) presents: Doors Open & Shut: Emergence of a Psychic Space in the Treatment of a Young Child– 1.5 CEs

Presenter: Ruth Gat-Dubrov, MA Discussant: Ruth Burtman, PhD

Moderator: Amy Joelson, LCSW

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM Lunch Break (included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Original Papers and Workshops:

Session A– 1.5 CEs each1. In Heinz-Sight: Towards a Contemporary Understanding of

Expansiveness and the Grandiose SelfPresenter: David Schreiber, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Jane Lewis, LCSW

2. Young Kohut and the Ancient Greek Satyr PlayPresenter: Marcia Dobson, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Susi Federici Nebbiosi, PhD

3. Heinz Kohut, the Group Self, and Humiliation: Reflections on Contemporary ViolencePresenter: Charles Strozier, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD

4. Making the Self Survive the Conflict between Affective Bonds and Ethical PrinciplesPresenter: Ingrid Pedroni, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Brenda Solomon, MD

5. “Imaginary Selfobject Experiences”: An Intersection of the Theories of Kohut and Winnicott, as Exemplified by Freud’s Use of Shakespeare Presenter: Michael Clifford, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Paolo Stramba-Badiale, PhD

6. “Wrinkle In Time:” Serendipitous Creative Responses to Massive Geo-political Crises by a 20th Century Psychoanalyst and a 16th Century Kabbalistic RabbiPresenter: Allen Siegel, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Marc Sholes, LCSW

7. Multiple Selves, Intersubjective Taboos and Alter Egos: Creating Order Out of Chaos, The Self Psychology WayPresenter: Amanda Kottler, MA, Clinc PsychDiscussant/Moderator: Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP

8. The Impact on Female’s Self-Esteem Due to China’s Upheaval in the 1980s and Psychoanalytic Works in The Field of Self Psychology Presenter: Qu Li, MADiscussant/Moderator: Judith Rustin, LCSW

9. Crisis Time, Reading History as an Ethical and Psychoanalytic Project Presenter: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Valeria Pulcini, MD

3:45 PM – 6:15 PM Workshop “Introduction to Self Psychology for the German Speaking Audience”

Presenter: Sascha Schipflinger, MA 3:45 PM – 6:15 PM IAPSP Meetings

7:45 AM – 8:30 AM Registration (Breakfast included in room fee and served at the hotel)

8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Plenary III: Developmental Issues In Treatment– 2.5 CEs

Case Presenter: Andrea Harms, PhDDiscussants: Heather Ferguson, LCSW and Franz Resch, MDChair & Moderator: Shelley Doctors, PhD


11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Post Plenary Discussion Groups– 1.0 CE each

12:45 PM - 3:15 PM Lunch Kohut Memorial Lecture: The Selfobject Concept—The Heart of the Matter – 1.0 CE Presenter: Shelley Doctors, PhDChair: Ruth Gruenthal, MSS

3:30 PM – 5:00PM Original Papers and Workshops: Session B– 1.5 CEs each

1. Standing Against Silence: Czeslaw Milosz, Denise Levertov and Poetry of WitnessPresenter: David Shaddock, PhD, MFTDiscussant/Moderator: Doris Brothers, PhD

2. Louise Bourgeois’s Janus and Selfobject TransferencePresenter: Lynn Somers, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Ruth Burtman, PhD.

3. The Fairy Tale of “Bluebeard” and The Opera of Bela BartokPresenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD and Silvia Konetzny-Milch, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Karin Lebersorger, PhD

4. Crisis, Fantasy, and Creativity in Vienna: Freud, Kohut, and the WaltzPresenter: John Riker, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Lorraine Cates, PhD

5. Searching for our Patients Inside our Selves: Finding “Points of Contact” Using Ideas from Stanislavsky’s Method for ActorsPresenter: Bruce Herzog, MD, FRCPC Discussant/Moderator: Arthur Gray, PhD

6. On Saying Yes to Life in Psychoanalytic Therapy and in Nietzsche’s PhilosophyPresenter: Edna Lahav, MADiscussant/Moderator: Josy Fisch, MD

7. How Can Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Support Leaders to Foster Creativity in Organizations?Presenter: Klaus Geisslmayr, MBADiscussant/Moderator: Martin Gossmann, MD

8. The Trauma of Trump: Practicing in the Face of the UnimaginablePresenter: Ilene Philipson, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Gabriela Mann, PhD

9. Self-Agency: Context and Freedom in PsychoanalysisPresenter: George Hagman, MSWDiscussant/Moderator: Jill Gardner, PhD

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM IAPSP Committee Meetings

7:30 PM – 11:00 PM Conference Main Reception*Schloss Schoenbrunn Orangerie

* This is an invitation of the “Vienna Circle for Psychoanalyses and Self Psychology”. Food will be served, cash bar. Live Music and Dancing.

7:00 AM – 8:00 AM Registration (Breakfast included in room fee at served at the hotel)

8:00 AM – 9:30 AM Original Papers and Workshops: Session C – 1.5 CEs each

1. Feminine Issues and the Relational Turn: “The Girls Deserve MoreRespect”Presenter: Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyD Discussant/Moderator: Elizabeth Carr, APRN, MSN, BC

2. Daphne; A Miracle Whose Tears Turned into a Waterfall in Anatolia Presenter: Neslihan Ruganci, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Hazel Ipp, PhD

3. The Female Gaze on/in the Female Body in Art and Psychoanalysis: The Case of Paula Modersohn-Becker and Epistemic InjusticePresenter: Sandra Hershberg, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Estelle Shane, PhD

4. Face to Face: An Adolescent, her iPhone, and her AnalystPresenter: Amy Joelson, LCSWDiscussant/Moderator: Gudrun Prinz, PhD

5. Shame and Its Many Downcast FacesPresenter: Joseph Lichtenberg, MD Discussant/Moderator: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MD, PsyD

6. Absent Fathers: The Effects on Children in Times of Social CrisisPresenter: Simona Caprilli, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Christa Paulinz, MA, MEd

7. Becoming the Little PrincePresenter: Hana Grinberg, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Karoline Windhager, BA

8. Understanding the Paradox of Chronic Homelessness from a Self Psychological FrameworkPresenter: Daniel Farrell, MSWDiscussant/Moderator: Peter Maduro, PsyD, JD

9. Health and Illness: Influence of Attachment and Affect Regulation on the Process of Early Childhood Development – in German onlyPresenter: Eva Rass, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Wilfried Datler, PhD

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Plenary IV: The Impact of Crises – External and Personal – On Creators and Their Creations – 2.5 CEs Presenters: Frank Lachmann, PhD, Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, and

Paulus Hochgatterer, MDChair: Ronald Bodansky, PhD

12:30 P M C O N F E R E N C E A D J O U R N S

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOANALYTIC SELF PSYCHOLOGY (IAPSP)

The International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology Fund (IAPSP) and its governing body, the International Council, are pleased to

present the 36th Annual International IAPSP Conference. IAPSP, formed in 1984, is organized as a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to the development and educational

advancement of self psychology and fosters the dissemination of self psychological ideas. We hope that you will join us!

Best regards,Eldad Iddan, MA, President

Amy Eldridge, PhD, MSW, President-elect and National Executive Coordinator

8:30 AM- 12:00 NOON Nine concurrent Pre-conference Workshops (with coffee break from 10:00-10:30) – 3.0 CEs each

A. Bringing Embodiment to Self Psychology and Meeting the Crises ofour Time

Presenters: Doris Brothers, PhD and Jon Sletvold, PsyDB. The Video Lens as Third Eye: A Project Focusing on Implicit

Intersubjective Processes in Supervision – in German onlyPresenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD, Ebba Schmitz-Huebsch, KVWL, KJPand Ingrid Mehner, MD

C. Using Self-Psychology to Reduce School ViolencePresenter: William Ketterer, PsyD

D. The Forward Edge of the Therapeutic Relationship: Meeting Patients’Traumatized States and Re-envisioning the Patient’s FuturePresenters: Steven Stern, PsyD and Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyD

E. Politics Enters the Therapy Playroom: From Anna Freud to AnnaOrnstein to . . .Presenters: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD and Amy Joelson, LCSW, KarinLebersorger, PhD, Shiho Ike, MA, Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP and MartinGossmann, MD

F. In-and-Outpatient Treatment of Mentally Ill Mothers and Their Infants— A View from Attachment Theory and Psychoanalytic Self PsychologyPresenter: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MD

G. Introductory Self Psychology CoursePresenter: Allen Siegel, MD

H. Object Relations Theories and Their Relationship to Self PsychologyPresenter: Frank Summers, PhD, ABPP

I. A Kohut (and Others, Especially Freud) in Vienna—Creative Responses to CrisesPresenters: Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, Carol Martino, LCSW, TheresaAiello, PhD and Michael Clifford, PhD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Lunch Break (included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)

1:30 PM -2:30 PM Conference Begins and Welcome Address Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA and Andrea Harms, PhD

2:30 PM – 5:00 PM Plenary I: History Flows through Us: Psychoanalysis,Historical Trauma, and the Shaping of Experience– 2.5 CEs

Presenters: Thomas Aichhorn, PhD, Dagmar Herzog, PhD, Roger Frie,PhD, PsyD and Thomas Kohut, PhDChair, Presenter and Moderator: Tom Kohut, PhD

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Opening Reception and “Self Psychology Around the World”

The Opening Reception will showcase IAPSP Institutional Members from various countries.

Appetizers and beverages will be provided along with a cash bar.

For a full description of session titles, objectives, and presenters, please visit iapsp.org/conference. W E D N E S D AY P R E - C O N F E R E N C E W O R K S H O P S PAY M E N T I N F O R M AT I O N

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NON-IAPSP MEMBER RATE Professional ❏ $170 ❏ $190Candidate* ❏ $100 ❏ $120Student* ❏ $ 70 ❏ $ 90

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IAPSP MEMBER RATEProfessional ❏ $410 ❏ $450Candidate* ❏ $300 ❏ $340Student* ❏ $160 ❏ $200NON-IAPSP MEMBER RATEProfessional ❏ $530 ❏ $570Candidate* ❏ $370 ❏ $410Student* ❏ $210 ❏ $250

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7:30 AM – 8:15 AM Registration (Breakfast included in room fee and served at the hotel)8:15 AM – 8:30 AM IJPSP Candidate Awards Announcement 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Plenary II: Crisis, COurage, and Creativity– 2.5 CEs

Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA, Chris Jaenicke, PhD, Amanda Kottler, PhD, and Donna Orange, PhD, PsyD

Chair & Moderator: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyD


11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Post Plenary Discussion Groups– 1.0 CE 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM The IAPSP Couples Therapy Interest Group

presents: “Listserv Live: Live Group Consultation on the Treatment of a Very Stuck, Multiply Traumatized Couple – 1.5 CEs Presenters: David Shaddock, MFT, PhD and Florence Faizi, MADiscussion Facilitators: Carla Leone, PhD and Steven Stern, PsyD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Child & Adolescent Initiative (Denise Davis, Chairperson) presents: Doors Open & Shut: Emergence of a Psychic Space in the Treatment of a Young Child– 1.5 CEs Presenter: Ruth Gat-Dubrov, MADiscussant: Ruth Burtman, PhDModerator: Amy Joelson, LCSW

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM Lunch Break(included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Original Papers and Workshops:

Session A– 1.5 CEs each1. In Heinz-Sight: Towards a Contemporary Understanding of

Expansiveness and the Grandiose Self Presenter: Jane Lewis, LCSW

2. Young Kohut and the Ancient Greek Satyr PlayPresenter: Marcia Dobson, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Susi Federici Nebbiosi, PhD

3. Heinz Kohut, the Group Self, and Humiliation: Reflections onContemporary ViolencePresenter: Charles Strozier, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD

4. Making the Self Survive the Conflict between Affective Bonds and Ethical PrinciplesPresenter: Ingrid Pedroni, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Brenda Solomon, MD

5. “Imaginary Selfobject Experiences”: An Intersection of the Theories ofKohut and Winnicott, as Exemplified by Freud’s Use of ShakespearePresenter: Michael Clifford, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Paolo Stramba-Badiale, PhD

6. “Wrinkle In Time:” Serendipitous Creative Responses to MassiveGeo-political Crises by a 20th Century Psychoanalyst and a 16th Century Kabbalistic RabbiPresenter: Allen Siegel, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Marc Sholes, LCSW

7. Multiple Selves, Intersubjective Taboos and Alter Egos: Creating OrderOut of Chaos, The Self Psychology WayPresenter: Amanda Kottler, MA, Clinc PsychDiscussant/Moderator: Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP

8. The Impact on Female’s Self-Esteem Due to China’s Upheaval in the 1980s and Psychoanalytic Works in The Field of Self Psychology Presenter: Qu Li, MADiscussant/Moderator: Judith Rustin, LCSW

9. Crisis Time, Reading History as an Ethical and Psychoanalytic ProjectPresenter: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Valeria Pulcini, MD

3:45 PM – 6:15 PM Workshop “Introduction to Self Psychology for the German Speaking Audience”

Presenter: Sascha Schipflinger, MA 3:45 PM – 6:15 PM IAPSP Meetings






12:45 PM - 3:15 PM Lunch Kohut Memorial Lecture: The Selfobject Concept—The Heart of the Matter – 1.0 CE

Presenter: Shelley Doctors, PhDChair: Ruth Gruenthal, MSS


1. Standing Against Silence: Czeslaw Milosz, Denise Levertov and Poetryof WitnessPresenter: David Shaddock, PhD, MFTDiscussant/Moderator: Doris Brothers, PhD

2. Louise Bourgeois’s Janus and Selfobject TransferencePresenter: Lynn Somers, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Ruth Burtman, PhD.

3. The Fairy Tale of “Bluebeard” and The Opera of Bela BartokPresenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD and Silvia Konetzny-Milch, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Karin Lebersorger, PhD

4. Crisis, Fantasy, and Creativity in Vienna: Freud, Kohut, and the WaltzPresenter: John Riker, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Lorraine Cates, PhD

5. Searching for our Patients Inside our Selves: Finding “Points of Contact”Using Ideas from Stanislavsky’s Method for ActorsPresenter: Bruce Herzog, MD, FRCPCDiscussant/Moderator: Arthur Gray, PhD

6. On Saying Yes to Life in Psychoanalytic Therapy and in Nietzsche’sPhilosophyPresenter: Edna Lahav, MADiscussant/Moderator: Josy Fisch, MD

7. How Can Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Support Leaders toFoster Creativity in Organizations?Presenter: Klaus Geisslmayr, MBADiscussant/Moderator: Martin Gossmann, MD

8. The Trauma of Trump: Practicing in the Face of the UnimaginablePresenter: Ilene Philipson, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Gabriela Mann, PhD

9. Self-Agency: Context and Freedom in PsychoanalysisPresenter: George Hagman, MSWDiscussant/Moderator: Jill Gardner, PhD



* This is an invitation of the “Vienna Circle for Psychoanalyses and SelfPsychology”. Food will be served, cash bar. Live Music and Dancing.



1. Feminine Issues and the Relational Turn: “The Girls Deserve MoreRespect”Presenter: Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Elizabeth Carr, APRN, MSN, BC

2. Daphne; A Miracle Whose Tears Turned into a Waterfall in AnatoliaPresenter: Neslihan Ruganci, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Hazel Ipp, PhD

3. The Female Gaze on/in the Female Body in Art and Psychoanalysis: TheCase of Paula Modersohn-Becker and Epistemic InjusticePresenter: Sandra Hershberg, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Estelle Shane, PhD

4. Face to Face: An Adolescent, her iPhone, and her AnalystPresenter: Amy Joelson, LCSWDiscussant/Moderator: Gudrun Prinz, PhD

5. Shame and Its Many Downcast FacesPresenter: Joseph Lichtenberg, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MD, PsyD

6. Absent Fathers: The Effects on Children in Times of Social CrisisPresenter: Simona Caprilli, PhDDiscussant/Moderator: Christa Paulinz, MA, MEd

7. Becoming the Little PrincePresenter: Hana Grinberg, PsyDDiscussant/Moderator: Karoline Windhager, BA

8. Understanding the Paradox of Chronic Homelessness from a SelfPsychological FrameworkPresenter: Daniel Farrell, MSWDiscussant/Moderator: Peter Maduro, PsyD, JD

9. Health and Illness: Influence of Attachment and Affect Regulation onthe Process of Early Childhood Development – in German onlyPresenter: Eva Rass, MDDiscussant/Moderator: Wilfried Datler, PhD

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Plenary IV: The Impact of Crises – External and Personal – On Creators and Their Creations – 2.5 CEs Presenters: Frank Lachmann, PhD, Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, and

Paulus Hochgatterer, MDChair: Ronald Bodansky, PhD



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8:30 AM- 12:00 NOON Nine concurrent Pre-conference Workshops (with coffee break from 10:00-10:30) – 3.0 CEs eachA. Bringing Embodiment to Self Psychology and Meeting the Crises of

our TimePresenters: Doris Brothers, PhD and Jon Sletvold, PsyDB. The Video Lens as Third Eye: A Project Focusing on Implicit

Intersubjective Processes in Supervision – in German onlyPresenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD, Ebba Schmitz-Huebsch, KVWL, KJP and Ingrid Mehner, MD

C. Using Self-Psychology to Reduce School Violence Presenter: William Ketterer, PsyD

D. The Forward Edge of the Therapeutic Relationship: Meeting Patients’Traumatized States and Re-envisioning the Patient’s FuturePresenters: Steven Stern, PsyD and Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyD

E. Politics Enters the Therapy Playroom: From Anna Freud to AnnaOrnstein to . . .Presenters: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD and Amy Joelson, LCSW, KarinLebersorger, PhD, Shiho Ike, MA, Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP and MartinGossmann, MD

F. In-and-Outpatient Treatment of Mentally Ill Mothers and Their Infants— A View from Attachment Theory and Psychoanalytic Self PsychologyPresenter: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MD

G. Introductory Self Psychology CoursePresenter: Allen Siegel, MD

H. Object Relations Theories and Their Relationship to Self PsychologyPresenter: Frank Summers, PhD, ABPP

I. A Kohut (and Others, Especially Freud) in Vienna—Creative Responses to CrisesPresenters: Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, Carol Martino, LCSW, TheresaAiello, PhD and Michael Clifford, PhD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Lunch Break(included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)

1:30 PM -2:30 PM Conference Begins and Welcome Address Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA and Andrea Harms, PhD

2:30 PM – 5:00 PM Plenary I: History Flows through Us: Psychoanalysis,Historical Trauma, and the Shaping of Experience– 2.5 CEsPresenters: Thomas Aichhorn, PhD, Dagmar Herzog, PhD, Roger Frie,PhD, PsyD and Thomas Kohut, PhDChair, Presenter and Moderator: Tom Kohut, PhD

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Opening Reception and “Self Psychology Around the World”



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7:30 AM – 8:15 AM Registration (Breakfast included in room fee and served at the hotel)8:15 AM – 8:30 AM IJPSP Candidate Awards Announcement 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM Plenary II: Crisis, COurage, and Creativity– 2.5 CEs Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA, Chris Jaenicke, PhD, Amanda Kottler, PhD, and Donna Orange, PhD, PsyDChair & Moderator: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyD


11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Post Plenary Discussion Groups– 1.0 CE 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM The IAPSP Couples Therapy Interest Group presents: “Listserv Live: Live Group Consultation on the Treatment of a Very Stuck, Multiply Traumatized Couple – 1.5 CEs Presenters: David Shaddock, MFT, PhD and Florence Faizi, MA Discussion Facilitators: Carla Leone, PhD and Steven Stern, PsyD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Child & Adolescent Initiative (Denise Davis, Chairperson) presents: Doors Open & Shut: Emergence of a Psychic Space in the Treatment of a Young Child– 1.5 CEs Presenter: Ruth Gat-Dubrov, MA Discussant: Ruth Burtman, PhD Moderator: Amy Joelson, LCSW

12:30 PM – 2:00 PM Lunch Break (included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)2:00 PM – 3:30 PM Original Papers and Workshops: Session A– 1.5 CEs each1. In Heinz-Sight: Towards a Contemporary Understanding of Expansiveness and the Grandiose Self Presenter: Jane Lewis, LCSW2. Young Kohut and the Ancient Greek Satyr Play Presenter: Marcia Dobson, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Susi Federici Nebbiosi, PhD 3. Heinz Kohut, the Group Self, and Humiliation: Reflections on Contemporary Violence Presenter: Charles Strozier, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD4. Making the Self Survive the Conflict between Affective Bonds and Ethical Principles Presenter: Ingrid Pedroni, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Brenda Solomon, MD 5. “Imaginary Selfobject Experiences”: An Intersection of the Theories of Kohut and Winnicott, as Exemplified by Freud’s Use of Shakespeare Presenter: Michael Clifford, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Paolo Stramba-Badiale, PhD

6. “Wrinkle In Time:” Serendipitous Creative Responses to Massive Geo-political Crises by a 20th Century Psychoanalyst and a 16th Century Kabbalistic Rabbi Presenter: Allen Siegel, MD Discussant/Moderator: Marc Sholes, LCSW 7. Multiple Selves, Intersubjective Taboos and Alter Egos: Creating Order Out of Chaos, The Self Psychology Way Presenter: Amanda Kottler, MA, Clinc Psych Discussant/Moderator: Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP8. The Impact on Female’s Self-Esteem Due to China’s Upheaval in the 1980s and Psychoanalytic Works in The Field of Self Psychology Presenter: Qu Li, MA Discussant/Moderator: Judith Rustin, LCSW 9. Crisis Time, Reading History as an Ethical and Psychoanalytic Project Presenter: Donna Orange, PhD, PsyD Discussant/Moderator: Valeria Pulcini, MD

3:45 PM – 6:15 PM Workshop “Introduction to Self Psychology for the German Speaking Audience” Presenter: Sascha Schipflinger, MA 3:45 PM – 6:15 PM IAPSP Meetings






12:45 PM - 3:15 PM Lunch Kohut Memorial Lecture: The Selfobject Concept—The Heart of the Matter – 1.0 CE Presenter: Shelley Doctors, PhD Chair: Ruth Gruenthal, MSS


1. Standing Against Silence: Czeslaw Milosz, Denise Levertov and Poetry of Witness Presenter: David Shaddock, PhD, MFT Discussant/Moderator: Doris Brothers, PhD

2. Louise Bourgeois’s Janus and Selfobject Transference Presenter: Lynn Somers, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Ruth Burtman, PhD.

3. The Fairy Tale of “Bluebeard” and The Opera of Bela Bartok Presenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD and Silvia Konetzny-Milch, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Karin Lebersorger, PhD

4. Crisis, Fantasy, and Creativity in Vienna: Freud, Kohut, and the Waltz Presenter: John Riker, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Lorraine Cates, PhD

5. Searching for our Patients Inside our Selves: Finding “Points of Contact” Using Ideas from Stanislavsky’s Method for Actors Presenter: Bruce Herzog, MD, FRCPC Discussant/Moderator: Arthur Gray, PhD

6. On Saying Yes to Life in Psychoanalytic Therapy and in Nietzsche’s Philosophy Presenter: Edna Lahav, MA Discussant/Moderator: Josy Fisch, MD

7. How Can Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Support Leaders to Foster Creativity in Organizations? Presenter: Klaus Geisslmayr, MBA Discussant/Moderator: Martin Gossmann, MD

8. The Trauma of Trump: Practicing in the Face of the Unimaginable Presenter: Ilene Philipson, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Gabriela Mann, PhD

9. Self-Agency: Context and Freedom in Psychoanalysis Presenter: George Hagman, MSW Discussant/Moderator: Jill Gardner, PhD



* This is an invitation of the “Vienna Circle for Psychoanalyses and Self Psychology”. Food will be served, cash bar. Live Music and Dancing.



1. Feminine Issues and the Relational Turn: “The Girls Deserve More Respect” Presenter: Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyD Discussant/Moderator: Elizabeth Carr, APRN, MSN, BC

2. Daphne; A Miracle Whose Tears Turned into a Waterfall in Anatolia Presenter: Neslihan Ruganci, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Hazel Ipp, PhD

3. The Female Gaze on/in the Female Body in Art and Psychoanalysis: The Case of Paula Modersohn-Becker and Epistemic Injustice Presenter: Sandra Hershberg, MD Discussant/Moderator: Estelle Shane, PhD

4. Face to Face: An Adolescent, her iPhone, and her Analyst Presenter: Amy Joelson, LCSW Discussant/Moderator: Gudrun Prinz, PhD

5. Shame and Its Many Downcast Faces Presenter: Joseph Lichtenberg, MD Discussant/Moderator: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MD, PsyD

6. Absent Fathers: The Effects on Children in Times of Social Crisis Presenter: Simona Caprilli, PhD Discussant/Moderator: Christa Paulinz, MA, MEd

7. Becoming the Little Prince Presenter: Hana Grinberg, PsyD Discussant/Moderator: Karoline Windhager, BA

8. Understanding the Paradox of Chronic Homelessness from a Self Psychological Framework

Presenter: Daniel Farrell, MSW Discussant/Moderator: Peter Maduro, PsyD, JD

9. Health and Illness: Influence of Attachment and Affect Regulation on the Process of Early Childhood Development – in German only Presenter: Eva Rass, MD Discussant/Moderator: Wilfried Datler, PhD

10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Plenary IV: The Impact of Crises – External and Personal – On Creators and Their Creations – 2.5 CEs Presenters: Frank Lachmann, PhD, Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, and Paulus Hochgatterer, MD Chair: Ronald Bodansky, PhD



INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOANALYTIC SELF PSYCHOLOGY (IAPSP)






8:30 AM- 12:00 NOON Nine concurrent Pre-conference Workshops (with coffee break from 10:00-10:30) – 3.0 CEs eachA. Bringing Embodiment to Self Psychology and Meeting the Crises of our TimePresenters: Doris Brothers, PhD and Jon Sletvold, PsyDB. The Video Lens as Third Eye: A Project Focusing on Implicit Intersubjective Processes in Supervision – in German only Presenters: Wolfgang Milch, MD, Ebba Schmitz-Huebsch, KVWL, KJP and Ingrid Mehner, MD C. Using Self-Psychology to Reduce School Violence Presenter: William Ketterer, PsyDD. The Forward Edge of the Therapeutic Relationship: Meeting Patients’ Traumatized States and Re-envisioning the Patient’s Future Presenters: Steven Stern, PsyD and Joye Weisel-Barth, PhD, PsyDE. Politics Enters the Therapy Playroom: From Anna Freud to Anna Ornstein to . . . Presenters: Jacqueline Gotthold, PsyD and Amy Joelson, LCSW, Karin Lebersorger, PhD, Shiho Ike, MA, Koichi Togashi, PhD, LP and Martin Gossmann, MDF. In-and-Outpatient Treatment of Mentally Ill Mothers and Their Infants — A View from Attachment Theory and Psychoanalytic Self Psychology Presenter: Hans-Peter Hartmann, MDG. Introductory Self Psychology Course Presenter: Allen Siegel, MDH. Object Relations Theories and Their Relationship to Self Psychology Presenter: Frank Summers, PhD, ABPPI. A Kohut (and Others, Especially Freud) in Vienna— Creative Responses to Crises Presenters: Joseph Lichtenberg, MD, Carol Martino, LCSW, Theresa Aiello, PhD and Michael Clifford, PhD

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Lunch Break (included in the conference fee, lunch buffet at the hotel)

1:30 PM -2:30 PM Conference Begins and Welcome Address Presenters: Eldad Iddan, MA and Andrea Harms, PhD2:30 PM – 5:00 PM Plenary I: History Flows through Us: Psychoanalysis, Historical Trauma, and the Shaping of Experience– 2.5 CEs Presenters: Thomas Aichhorn, PhD, Dagmar Herzog, PhD, Roger Frie, PhD, PsyD and Thomas Kohut, PhD Chair, Presenter and Moderator: Tom Kohut, PhD5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Opening Reception and “Self Psychology Around the World”



For a full description of session titles, objectives, and presenters, please visit iapsp.org/conference. W E D N E S D AY P R E - C O N F E R E N C E W O R K S H O P S PAY M E N T I N F O R M AT I O N






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