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Saturday, September 21, 2024 10am- 5pm |
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160 West 73rd Street, 7J New York City |
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$175; NYSBA Members $155 |
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6 CE hours are available for NYS Licensed Mental Health Professionals* |
In preparation for the 2025 International Conference of the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis, the NY Society kicks off a series of professional activities related to the conference theme which is: The Uniqueness of Bioenergetic Analysis: Synthesizing Psychoanalytic and Contemporary Perspectives in the Embodied Practice
This workshop will explore the construction of a bioenergetic psychotherapy process using a psychodynamic understanding. This includes the therapist’s role, the construction of the therapeutic space, the use of active techniques, and the development of somatopsychic conceptual framework for understanding people and the psychotherapeutic process.
Using an experiential learning method, as well case material, participants will study the way a depth psychotherapy unfolds when somatopsychic process is given the same priority as emotional, cognitive, and interpersonal processes. The discussion will include the complexities added when touch and active work are included in the technical possibilities available to the therapist.
NYSBA Training Program for 2024
For you are interested in pursuing training please read the following letter from the NYSBA Organizing Committee, and consider attending the workshop as as step toward applying for the program.
* The New York Society for Bioenergetic Analysis is recognized by the New York State Education Department as an approved provider of continuing education for Licensed Master Social Work and Licensed Clinical Social Work #0325; Licensed Mental Health Counselor #0055; Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #0035; Licensed Creative Arts Therapist #0023; Licensed Psychoanalysts #0026; Licensed Psychologists #PSY-0086.
Professionals requesting NYSED CE hours must sign in and out, provide NY State license # and email address, and complete the program evaluation form. The program must be attended in full - no partial CE hours can be issued.
