Modern Psychoanalyst- New York Psychotherapy
New York Modern Psychoanalysis
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For Supervision and Training Mark Sehl, PhD, LCSW Join the workshop at any time, space permitting. Effective Interventions in Psychotherapy: *New transference/resistance group has been formed.
Supervisory group : Patient Retention - Working with Resistance - Substance Abuse - Harm Reduction - Practice Building
· Building and sustaining a practice:Advertising, setting fees, frequency of sessions, cost effective ways of integrating group therapy into your practice, and telephone therapy.
*New transference/resistance group has been formed. The objective of the transference/resistance group for therapists is to help increase awareness of transference and countertransference reactions. Most stalemates in treatment come from the therapist's countertransference problems. In the transference/resistance group the object is to say everything out load that you would not say when with a client. Through this process those thoughts and feelings become integrated in the conscious part of the therapist rather then suppressed and/or repressed. Speaking out in a group is challenging, yet one of the most effective learning experiences a therapist can have. We can be more effective with patients by resolving resistances to saying everything. Additionally, therapists learn what interventions are helpful through the interactions with group members in a supportive accepting environment. Call or email me for information
Dr. Sehl is a graduate of IPTAR, has over a decade of training at the Institute for Modern Psychoanalysis, and is on the faculty of NYU. Go to Supervisory/Educational group- 7 to 8 PM fee $25 Transference and resistance group 8:00 9:00 PM fee $25 Dates: Every other Tuesday starting Sept. 15, 2009 - 59 West 9th St., New York, N.Y. 10011, Bell #2.
Bio of Dr. Mark Sehl Adjunct faculty, New York University Training in Modern Psychoanalysis: Institute for Modern Psychoanalysis and the School for Training in Effective Psychoanalysis Ph.D. in Clinical Social Work, New York University Shirley M. Ehrenkranz School of Social Work Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR) New York, N.Y. Certificate in Psychoanalysis New York University Graduate School of Social Work, MSW, Siena College, B.A. cum laude PUBLICATIONS Sehl, M. (1998). Erotic countertransference and clinical social work practice: A national survey of psychotherapists’ sexual feelings, attitudes, and responses, Journal of Analytic Social Work, 5 (4), 39-55. Teaching - New York University,adjunct faculty Workshops-ongoing educational and supervisory workshop “Modern Psychoanalysis and Effective Interventions in Psychotherapy: Working With The ‘Difficult’ Narcissistic Preoedipal Patient” sponsored by the Metropolitan Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists- The David Wachstock Clinical Series Fall 2009—Spring 2010 "Problematic Substance Use and Patient Retention: The Role Transference and Countertransference Play in Forming Effective Interventions" presented at the NAAP 37th Annual Conference- Thriving in Turbulent Times: How Relevant is Psychoanalysis Today? - Desmond Tutu Center, Oct. 24, 2009, NY. "Living With Chronic Illness"-In Search of a Cure for Mast Cell Disease-2009 Annual Conference, The Mastocytosis Society, Oct. 1-4, 2009, Tenafly, N.J. Talk Oct. 2, Mast Cell patients group moderator, Oct. 4. Feedback from the TMS board: We were talking about you last night at the board meeting as to how well you handled the support group meeting at the conference. We all thought you did an outstanding job. THANK YOU!! Work With the Community Volunteer for Special Olympics Grief Counseling for the corporation Imagine Software following the aftermath of the 9/11 attack. Dr. Sehl facilitated a group of 60 employees and their managers, and provided counseling to staff members Dr. Sehl was a grief counselor at the Aaliyah Memorial at Cipriano's. Aaliyah, a promising R&B singer-actress, died a tragic death at the age of 22 in an airplane crash. Aaliyah recorded "One in a Million" and was cast in Romeo Must Die. Presentation of What Leads to Problem Drinking -How to Help, on Alcoholism Awareness Week at The Juilliard School Harm Reduction Counseling -- A Two Way Street, with Mark Sehl, PhD, Alcoholism Counseling Service-
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Dr. Mark Sehl is a graduate and member of the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR). IPTAR, a Component Society of the International Psychoanalytic Association.
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