The Sándor Ferenczi Center

The Sándor Ferenczi Center

A Clinical Workshop on DRAMATIC DIALOGUE (2/24/2018)
presents

A Clinical Workshop 

Dramatic Dialogue:

Contemporary Clinical Practice

with

  Galit Atlas & Lewis Aron

4 Hours of NYS CE Credit available!
CE credit available for Social Workers, MHCs, CATs, and Psychoanalysts.
Further information will be sent with the registration information.

Workshop Fee: $195

Register​ by Jan. 31st and deduct $40 

Saturday, February 24, 2018; 10:00-3:30

Eugene Lang Building at 65 West 11th Street

Wollman Hall, Room B500

To register, please email your contact information to: lew.aron@nyu.edu

Please use the subject line: “workshop registration.” Payment information will immediately be sent to you.

To get a discount on the book, use this code, IRK71, here!

A certificate of completion/participation will be issued following participant’s submission of the learning assessment questionnaire. Only cash will be accepted on the day of the workshop. Refunds for cancellations will be provided up to February 17th.

For questions or further information write to: lew.aron@nyu.edu
This clinical workshop will present the foundational principles of Dramatic Dialogue as they have been elaborated by Atlas and Aron following the long tradition of development, beginning in the work of Sándor Ferenczi, and through such clinicians as Jung, Searles, McDougal, Mitchell, Bion, Bleger, Ferro, Grotstein, Lothane, and others.Atlas and Aron will elucidate the metaphors of drama and theatre as pertaining to therapeutic action and therapeutic traction. They will clarify how a relational emphasis on subjectivity and intersubjectivity, multiple self-states, generative enactment, and “thirdness,” compliment Jungian ideas of the prospective and the transcendent functions, as well as Bionian conceptions of reverie, “at-one-ment,” and dreaming-up the patient.

The workshop will include illustrative cases and detailed examination of clinical moments, as well as clarification of theory and comparative psychoanalytic study. The audience will have an opportunity to engage the speakers and participate in discussion.  Four hours of NYS Continuing Education will be provided.

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