Transgenerational Trauma – A Contemporary Introduction"

"There is, in each survivor, an imperative need to tell and thus to come to know one’s story, unimpeded by ghosts from the past against which one has to protect oneself. One has to know one’s buried truth in order to be able to live one’s life."(Dori Laub)

Intensive Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (IE-DP) with PTSD: a case of complex, multi-layer trauma.

The seminar will illustrate the way IE-DP can accurately dose its Therapeutic Ingredients, paving the way to the healing process, even when we are faced with a shattered, dysregulated psycho-emotional system.

About the question: What do I need to change in the treatment to make it work better?

In this conversation, after the presentation of the concept, the tools & practice, and relevant research, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman will discuss with Scott Miller questions regarding Feedback Informed Treatment

Integrative Couples Therapy

In this conversation, Arthur Nielsen will discuss with Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman his model of Sequencing and Integrating Systemic, Psychodynamic, and Behavioral Approaches in Couple Therapy.

Lacanian Psychoanalysis: A Contemporary Introduction

In this conversation, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman will discuss with the authors the Lacanian subject and how this subject exists in every contemporary subject, and every psychoanalytic encounter.

Foundations of Psychoanalytic Thinking: Selected Papers on Freud and Klein

In this event, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman will discuss with Rachel Blass the basic concepts in Klein and Freud's theory: fantasy, projective identification, psychic truth, interpretation, the goals of clinical therapy, recent developments in Klein's theory

Understanding and Enhancing Positive Regard in Psychotherapy: Carl Rogers and Beyond

In this conversation, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman will discuss some of the following questions with Barry Farber and Daisy Ort: What are the specific, active components of PR? Can PR  be “faked”? and more

Winnicott from a Relational Perspective

Joyce Slochower’s relational holding model bridged the gap between relational and Winnicottian thinking.  She theorized holding’s intersubjective element while also explicitly addressing patients’ need for alone experience and privacy within relational space.

Special Guest: Frank Yeomans, MD, PhD President, International Society of Transference-Focused Psychotherapy

In this conversation, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv Beiman will speak with Otto Kernberg and Frank Yeomans about: What allows a change in psychotherapy? What are the central tools in TFP? and more

In Routledge Introductions to Contemporary Psychoanalysis

A conversation with Annie Reiner on her new book: "W.R. Bion's Theories of Mind – A Contemporary Introduction" 

Compassion Focused Therapy

In this conversation, Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman will discuss with Paul Gilbert what is unique about CFT compared with other psychotherapies? What is Compassionate Mind Training (CMT)? and more...

"Why the analyst needs to change"

The American relational psychoanalyst and one of the leading Relational scholars Malcolm Slavin will discuss with Aner Govrin and Sharon Ziv-Beiman the ideas he has been writing about over the last decade