Rupture and Repair in the Therapeutic Relationship (Class 8)
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Thursday evenings, 8 weeks, Sept 29 to Nov 17, 7:30-9 pm
Fee $200 for the series, free to volunteers in ACPC
Grief is central to human experience. We are all confronted with losses, disappointments, separations, disruptions, large and small, every day, and we are able to move forward in our lives only if we are able to grieve. Our patients come to us with a tremendous burden of undigested sadness, and much of psychotherapy is our attempt to help them develop some capacity to mourn. Since its beginnings in Freud and Klein, object relations has had as one of its central concerns grief work, and how it is that a capacity to grieve can be developed so that emotional growth can move forward. In thi
Grief is central to human experience. We are all confronted with losses, disappointments, separations, disruptions, large and small, every day, and we are able to move forward in our lives only if we are able to grieve. Our patients come to us with a tremendous burden of undigested sadness, and much of psychotherapy is our attempt to help them develop some capacity to mourn. Since its beginnings in Freud and Klein, object relations has had as one of its central concerns grief work, and how it is that a capacity to grieve can be developed so that emotional growth can move forward. In thi