26/08/2020
Free Webinar - September 11, 2020 4PM (UTC+2)
The Masterson Approach to "Disorders of the Self"- An Overview
We invite all mental health care professionals interested in finding out more about the three-year postgraduate certificate program to join us for this introductory seminar on the Masterson Approach. The faculty will be available to answer questions about the program after the introductory seminar.
This presentation will provide an overview of the central aspects of the Masterson Approach. Topics covered will include the evolution of the Approach, with its roots in psychodynamic theory, developmental theory, object relations theory and ego psychology. In addition, we will discuss Masterson’s views with regard to the diagnosis and treatment of the borderline, narcissistic, and schizoid disorders.
Dr. Judith Pearson, Ph.D., received her degree in psychology from Fordham University. She was a supervising psychologist, Bronx Psychiatric Center and Clinical Instructor, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. A graduate of the Masterson Institute, she served as a faculty member and Clinical Director of the Institute and is currently the director of the East Coast and International Division of the International Masterson Institute. She co-wrote the book Splitting Up with Alvin Pam and has written various chapters in the Masterson works.
Register here: https://www.mastersoninstitute.co.za/masterson-overview/
The three-year program aims to promote a thorough understanding of Masterson’s Developmental, Self and Object Relations Approach and its applications to normal human development, psychopathology, and the basic precepts of psychoanalytically-oriented psychotherapy, with a special focus on providing therapists with the requisite knowledge and skill required to treat patients who suffer from personality disorders (also classified as disorders of the self). In recent years, significant findings from neurobiology and attachment theory have been integrated into the Masterson Approach’s theoretical framework. The program consists of three years of formal course work, plus clinical supervision. Courses are organized into fall and spring semesters, each lasting 16 weeks. The Institute aims to build a network of highly trained therapists skilled in basic psychodynamic principles as well as theoretical and technical precepts specifically designed for effective treatment of patients suffering from Borderline, Narcissistic and Schizoid disorders.
For more information on the three-year program please visit the International Masterson Institute website: https://internationalmastersoninstitute.com/study/
The Narcissistic, Schizoid and Borderline Disorders of the Self – The Masterson Approach: An Overview By Dr. Judith Pearson, Ph.D. We invite all mental health care professionals interested in finding out more about the three-year postgraduate certificate program to join us for this introductory...