The two seminars are
meant for different audiences. Have a look and see what fits best to your own
interests.
click
here for information on the seminar of 16 september 2013 and for
registration
click
here for information on the seminar of 17 september 2013 and for
registration
click here for general information
General information
Watch
the interview
with professor Abbass on youtube (march 2013)
You might consider reading the following papers, as an
introduction:
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/studie/201302AbbassAAfinal keyssingle.doc
(new!)
http://istdp.ca/docs/Headache_final.pdf (2008)
http://istdp.ca/docs/Somatization.pdf (2005)
more to be found at:
http://istdp.ca/media.htm#publications
About
dr Abbass
Professor Allan Abbass worked as a familiy doctor
and as an emergency doctor. He is now renowned as a psychiatrist and teacher in
the field of brief psychotherapy. At the seminar he will present his techniques
for diagnosis and treatment, supported by video vignettes. His work is not a
fashion whim; it is thoroughly based upon nearly fifty years of empirical
research, in the best tradition of Malan and Davanloo.
from the Dalhousie website:
Professor
and Director of Education,
Dalhousie University Department of Psychiatry
Staff Psychiatrist, Capital District Health Authority
Director, Centre for Emotions
and Health
8th floor, Abbie J. Lane Memorial Building
Phone: (902) 473-2514
Fax: (902) 473-4545
E-mail: allan.abbass@dal.caDr.
Abbass' major focus is clinical in the area of
Emotions and Health, including training
physicians to recognize and manage stress linked presentations in the
emergency department and other medical settings.
A recognized expert in teaching of Intensive Short-term Dynamic
Psychotherapy, he currently provides on-site and internet-based workshops
and supervision to training groups in the UK, US, Poland, Norway, Italy, and
Australia. For this and other educational work he has won several teaching
awards including a national teaching award in psychiatry.
Research Interests:
- Systematic reviews of the literature on brief dynamic therapy for
various somatic and psychiatric conditions
- Case series and controlled trial outcome research in short-term
dynamic psychotherapy
- Research on the cost-effectiveness of short-term dynamic
psychotherapies
- Research on the occupational benefits of short-term dynamic
psychotherapy
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for mental health professionals: 'the graded format of ISTDP' and beyond
organized by: EDT Maastricht
Schedule of the workshop
Venue, registration, money
General information
This workshop focuses on the 'Graded Format', which is Davanloo's relatively new
technique for dealing with a class of patients, such as fragile patients, whose
anxiety levels are too high for his regular older technique. A theoretical and a
practical comparison with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy will be made, as well as
with neuroimaging findings. The workshop is organized as an event in the project
'Sensible Cost Reductions in Health Care'. A preliminary table of findings can
be found here.
What we are after is to facilitate the exploration of crosslinks between
findings obtained in research and in treatment. Professor Abbass is an
exceptionally effective psychodynamic therapist with the special quality of doing a lot of
empirical process research, and of publishing it at that. Psychotherapy research
has become a highly impoverished field, in which all kinds of therapy outcome
are measured and correlated, but in which the logic and the dynamics of the
processes are largely ignored, for various reasons. If this field is going to
survive, i.e. if psychotherapy research is again to be taken serious, it must be
due to the substantial insights obtained in process research, and not due to the
technology produced by outcome data and their correlations. This workshop
addresses issues of therapeutic technique and connects them with research
findings and cost savings.
Schedule of the workshop of 16 september:
9.00 registration, coffee & tea
9.30 Overview of Davanloo's ISTDP: a metapsychology of
unconscious processes
11.00 coffee & tea break
11.15 Davanloo's "Graded Format". ISTPD through the lens of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Example of
Exposure therapy
13.00 lunch break (simple lunch included)
14.00 Neurobiology of Unlocking the Unconscious: Recent neuroimaging findings in
psychodynamic therapy, resistance and predictors of poor response to restricted
forms of CBT
15.30 coffee & tea break
15.45 An effort at Synthesis: Emotion Mobilization and other Variables as
predictors of treatment outcome across models
17.00 Panel discussion (featuring Jan Derksen, Ellen Driessen and Rosemarie
Samaritter)
General information (16 september)
Venue: Maastricht School of management, Endepolsdomein 150 Maastricht, situated
straight in front of Maastricht Randwyck station. (click for
80 meters walk from train station, click for
description)
Fee: €250 [ but €200 before 16 august
2013 ] [date of receipt, not date of transferral!](Please notice: our fees are to cover only the expected costs,
non-profit!)
Please register as soon as possible, so that we can make the
best arrangements.
Registration. Registration is closed. <%Dutch participants are
kindly requested to register at our dutch
aanmeldpagina. Foreign participants are kindly requested to use the
registration form
(international) %>
at the Huisartsopleiding Maastricht
Dealing with somatization, part I
organized by: Huisartsopleiding Maastricht and EDT Maastricht
Schedule of the workshop
Venue, registration, money
Goals
General information
Schedule of the workshop of 17 september:
9.00 Welcome and introduction
9.10 Training overview. Overview of assessment frame
10.15 Coffee and tea
10.30 Spectra of patients and pattern recognition
12.30 Lunch break (lunch not included)
13.30 Underlying emotions in patients. Emotions in the doctor: a gauge and guide
15.00 Coffee and tea
15.15 Cautionary notes: aggression and regression. Medications and emotional
processes
16.30 Looking forward 17.00 Closure
General information (17 september)
Venue:
Huisartsopleiding, Debeyeplein 1, Maastricht.
Fee: €125
Please register as soon as possible, so that we can make the
best arrangements.
Registration (17 september). Registration is
closed.<% Dutch participants are kindly requested to register at our dutch
aanmeldpagina. Foreign participants are kindly requested to use the
registration form
(international)%>
The secretariat of the Huisartsopleiding Maastricht (phone: +31-(0)43-3882814)
will be happy to support you with any further question (ask for mrs Petra
Vleugels).
A request for the assignment of accreditation points has been made
for general practitioners in the Netherlands (Bia-accreditatie voor
huisartsen).
Goals
Two days of workshops per year are envisioned, as well as
intermittent (video tape) supervision over the internet.
The idea is to set up a research project on 'sensible cost reductions in
health care', in which participating family doctors train and practice the diagnostic skills presented at
the workshops.
The following learning goals:
-to understand and know the economic burden of emotional factors on medical
health system
-to recognize somatic pathways of emotions
-to recognize somatic pathways of anxiety
-to learn how to examine the emotional system
-to learn how to interpret the findings
-to communicate this to patients
-to make referrals
-to recognize depression, psychosis and suicidality in patients.
The aim is furthermore to train some people to become trainers themselves and
transmit this to resident learners
The first workshop was originally scheduled on march 12, 2013. Due to weather
circumstances (heavy snow at the airport) this meeting had to be cancelled in
its final countdown. We are happy with the new opportunity.
Zie voor eerdere seminars
van EDT Maastricht:
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/osimo (17 maart 2006)
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/frederickson (4 december 2007)
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/neborsky (11 september 2008)
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/coughlin (5 maart 2010)
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/neborsky2 (27 mei 2011)
http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/abbass (22 oktober 2012)
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http://www.edtmaastricht.nl/studie/
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