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with its sponsors presents
To be held at the Mercure Hotel,
818-820 George Street, Sydney, Australia.
The symposium is aimed at psychologists, psychiatrists, clinical
psychologists, social workers, psychotherapists and others interested
in evidence-based psychotherapy.
13-14 November, 2010
OPEN SYMPOSIUM
Conference Organising Committee: Dr Timothy Keogh,
Ms Ursula Armstrong, Ms Jutta Lennard, Ms Rise Becker,
Ms Paula Morelli and Ms Maria Kourt.
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Keynote Speaker
Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler PhD
is at the University of Colorado School of
Medicine and is Director of Psychology at the
University of Colorado Hospital Outpatient
Psychiatry Service. He has authored numerous
articles in psychology and psychiatry and his
research on personality is helping shape the
next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5).
He is author of the Shedler-Westen Assessment Procedure (SWAP)
for personality diagnosis and case formulation.
Presenters
Associate Professor Robert King PhD, FAPS is at the School
of Medicine at the University of Queensland. He developed a
research career after a distinguished professional career as a clinical
psychologist. His research has had its primary focus in areas directly
related to professional practice, especially psychosocial treatments
for people with mental illness.
Associate Professor Robert Schweitzer PhD is at the School of
Psychology and Counselling at Queensland University of Technology.
He was responsible for developing and implementing professional
training programmes in clinical psychology which include training in
psychodynamic and integrative approaches to psychotherapy.
He has an ongoing interest and commitment to training and research
in psychotherapy.
Discussants
Professor Brin Grenyer PhD, MAPS is Scientifi c Director,
Neuroscience and Mental Health Research, Illawarra Health and
Medical Research Institute and Professor of Psychology at the
University of Wollongong. He leads several clinical and research
teams involved in the treatment of chronic and complex
psychological problems, including chronic depression, aggression
and violence, substance dependence and personality disorders.
Dr Louise Gyler PhD is a Child and Adult Psychoanalyst in private
practice and a Training Analyst of the Australian Psychoanalytical
Society. She is a Fellow of the International Psychoanalytical
Association Research Training Programme and also the author
of The Gendered Unconscious: Can Gender Discourses Subvert
Psychoanalysis? (Routledge, 2010).
Professor Dianna Kenny PhD, MAPS, MAPA is Professor of
Psychology and Professor of Music at The University of Sydney.
Her specialisation is developmental and educational psychology,
with a focus on developmental psychopathology. She conducted
the fi rst ever population study of young offenders serving community
orders in NSW, and published the results of this study in her book
Young Offenders on Community Orders: Health, Welfare and
Criminogenic Needs in 2008. CANBERRA PSYCHOANALYTIC CENTRE
University of Canberra
College of Clinical Psychologists
(ACT Branch)
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Along with Australian researchers, clinicians and
academics including Prof Brin Grenyer, Dr Louise Gyler,
Mrs Maria Teresa Savio Hooke, Prof Dianna Kenny,
Assoc Prof Robert King, Dr Doris McIlwain, Ms Kaye Nelson,
Assoc Prof Robert Schweitzer, Dr Ron Spielman,
Assoc Prof Bruce Stevens and Mr Peter Todd
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Dr Doris McIlwain PhD, MAPS is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology
at Macquarie University who teaches Personality Theory and
Philosophy of Psychoanalysis. Her research areas are: the
developmental trajectories shaping personality (the dark triad),
the direct and vicarious experience of emotion and how this
infl uences morality and memory.
Dr Ron Spielman is a Psychiatrist and a Training Analyst with the
Australian Psychoanalytical Society. He has chaired the Research
Committee of the APAS for many years. This year Dr Spielman was
awarded the Meritorious Service Award of the NSW Branch RANZCP
for his work.
Mr Peter Todd is a a psychoanalytically-oriented psychologist who
has worked as both a clinician and researcher and is currently in
private practice in Sydney. His most recent publication is
The Construct Validation of Psychoanalytic Theory–Unconscious
Mental Factors in HIV Infection (in “Mind and Matter”, 2009).
Chairs
Mrs Maria Teresa Savio Hooke MAPS is a Training Analyst
of the Australian Psychoanalytical Society (and past President of the
APAS). She is also a member of the International Psychoanalytical
Association and is currently working on the development of
Psychoanalysis in China.
Ms Kaye Nelson MAPS is a Clinical Psychologist and Training
Analyst with the Australian Psychoanalytical Society. She is in
private practice in Sydney and has broad clinical interests which
include psychoanalytic work with adolescents and early parent-child
relationships.
Associate Professor Bruce Stevens PhD, MAPS is at the
School of Psychology, University of Canberra. He has also been in
private practice as a psychologist in Canberra since the late 1980s.
He has written three books about relationships; the most recent,
Mirror, Mirror: When Self Love Undermines Your Relationship
(Psychoz Publications, 2001), is about narcissism.
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Cost
The cost of the one and a half day symposium includes morning & afternoon
teas, buffet lunch & welcome drinks on Saturday & morning tea on Sunday.
Early Bird Registration prior to 10th October
POPIG Members $275.00 Non-POPIG Members $295.00
Students $150.00
Registration after 10th October
POPIG Members $295.00 Non-POPIG Members $325.00
Students $175.00
Optional Conference Dinner (incl. banquet & wine) $65.00
Saturday 7.30pm, 13th Nov. Marigold Chinese Restaurant,
Level 4, 683 George Street, Sydney (fi ve minutes walk from venue/hotel)
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Acommodation
The Mercure Hotel, 818-820 George Street, Sydney
(Conveniently located close to Central Station, Sydney)
Cost: $165 per night per room Quote: Open Block APS 1211
Email: H2073-RE03@accor.com Phone: 02 9217 6611
Refunds (less $50 administration fee) will be given only for cancellations
received in writing by Monday 18th October. No refunds after this date.
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SATURDAY 13th November
8.30am Registration Tea/Coffee
9.15am Welcome and Introduction
Dr Timothy Keogh, National Convener, POPIG
and Ms Ursula Armstrong, Convener, POPIG NSW
9.30am Keynote Lecture
The Effi cacy of Psychodynamic Therapy:
Depth Psychology in the Era of Evidence-Based Practice
Psychodynamic Therapy is evidence-based treatment.
This lecture will describe the seven core features of
Psychodynamic Therapy and discuss the empirical evidence
for its effi cacy.
Presenter: Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler
Discussant: Professor Brin Grenyer
Chair: Associate Professor Robert King
11.00am Morning Tea
11.30am Workshop 1
Understanding Borderline Personality:
Integrating Science and Practice
This workshop will provide an evidence-based guide to
assessing and treating the borderline patient with reference
to the PDM.
Presenter: Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler
Discussant: Dr Ron Spielman
Chair: Mrs Maria Teresa Savio Hooke
1.00pm Lunch
2.00pm Workshop 2
The Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (PDM):
Understanding Symptoms in the Context of Personality
This workshop will discuss the PDM as a psychodynamically
meaningful alternative to DSM-IV, emphasising personality as
the focus of treatment.
Presenter: Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler
Discussant: Dr Louise Gyler
Chair: Associate Professor Bruce Stevens
3.00pm Afternoon Tea
3.30pm Workshop 3
Clinical Case Presentation and Discussion:
Psychoanalytic Case Formulation with the Shedler-Westen
Assessment Procedure (SWAP-200)
This workshop and clinical case conference will focus on
psychodynamic case formulation and the role it plays in guiding
treatment. It will also illustrate the use of the SWAP instrument in
case formulation.
Presenter: Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler
Discussant: Dr Doris McIlwain
Chair: Ms Kaye Nelson
6.00pm Welcome Drinks
7.30pm Dinner at Marigold Chinese Restaurant (Optional)
SUNDAY 14th November
8.30am Tea/Coffee
9.00am Workshop 4
Psychoanalytic Outcome and Construct Research:
How to Read and How to Use It
This workshop will examine how both outcome and construct
work is designed and conducted, as well as how to approach
reading such research reports.
Presenters: Associate Professor Robert King
Associate Professor Jonathan Shedler
Associate Professor Robert Schweitzer
Discussants: Professor Dianna Kenny and Mr Peter Todd
Chair: Professor Dianna Kenny
11.00am Tea/Coffee
11.20am Psychoanalytic Essay Prize
Presentation and reading of prize-winning essay: A Student’s
Experience of Angst: Learning Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.
Presenter: Ms Jayne Orr
12.00 Noon Closing Address/Symposium Close
12.30-1.15pm AGM POPIG (Closed Meeting)
APS Endorsed Activity
POPIG Symposium
8 CPD Hours
APS College Endorsed (CCLIN & CCOUN)
Code: 10-507
Valid To: 11 September 2011
