To Collaborate or Not: Navigating Concurrent Therapies Co-Led by Anne Taylor, LCSW, psychoanalyst and Bryan Votaw, LMHC
Monday, February 5, 2024
7:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
In-Person at the CTS Counseling Center 1050 W. 42nd St. Indianpolis, IN 46208
About the presentation: The practice of collaborating between therapists has long been a controversial topic amongst psychoanalytic practitioners. In this discussion, we will consider the history of professional collaboration in the field of psychoanalysis, as well as consider potential risks and benefits. Supplemental reading will be provided in advance. Please be mindful of clinical material and be ready for discussion!
TITLE:
To Collaborate or Not: Navigating Concurrent Therapies
1.5 CE Ethics Credit $30.00 registration fee $15 registration fee for current students
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1) Identify one or more historical factors contributing to and/or detracting from the practice of collaboration between psychoanalysts, psychoanalytic psychotherapists, and other clinicians. 2) Name two or more dangers associated with therapeutic collaboration. 3) Identify one or more ways that collaboration may provide relief for "stalemates" in concurrent therapies.