Couples Training Program Taking Applications For September 2020

ICP+P’s Couples Therapy Training Program focuses on integrating psychodynamic theory and specific clinical skills, so that clinicians can feel effective in therapeutically addressing the challenges of this work. The program consists of weekly three-hour meetings, divided between didactic learning and group supervision on active couples cases.

Join the Couples Therapy Training Program ~ Classes Starting in September!

A new class will begin in September! ICP+P’s Couples Therapy Training Program focuses on integrating psychodynamic theory and specific clinical skills, so that clinicians can feel effective in therapeutically addressing the challenges of this work. The program consists of weekly three-hour meetings, divided between didactic learning and group supervision on active couples cases.

Learn about the Couples Training Program at this April 25th Case Conference

Integrating Psychodynamic and Neurobiological Principles in the Treatment of A Couple ~ Through case presentation and discussion, Kirsten Chadwick, PhD and Janice Sanchez, MSW will offer an opportunity to explore neurobiological considerations in the psychodynamic psychotherapy of a struggling young couple. We will explore how equipping couples with information about emotional arousal, their “Window of Tolerance” and the dynamics of the brain can help couples in and out of the therapy office.

Background for Couples Therapy: An Investigation of Theoretical Underpinnings

 

To help readers understand the theoretical paper, we offer a brief summary of the couple’s history and current situation:

BACKGROUND

Joe and Amy met in college. He was drawn to Amy’s smile, her admiration of his artistic talent, and her attentiveness to his concerns. Amy was drawn to Joe’s stability, his relaxed manner, and his dependability. Amy […]

2022-05-21T00:32:38-04:00June 18th, 2016|

Couples Study Group 2016-2017 Learning Objectives

1st Friday of every month from 1:10-2:40pm
3000 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 214
Washington, DC 20008

The challenges of working with couples will be explored through readings that draw from self psychology, attachment theory, intersubjectivity and relational theories, neuroscience, as well as clinical discussion. Topics will include working with oppositional couples, countertransference dilemmas, sexual issues, infidelity, loss and […]

2016-05-25T23:12:05-04:00May 25th, 2016|Tags: , |
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