61st
Annual Conference
Saturday,
February 28
Morning Workshops
9:00 A.M. – 12:00 Noon
Workshop 88
Framing Dynamic Group Interventions from a
Buddhist Perspective
Chairs:
Francis
Kaklauskas, M.A.,
Student, Colorado School of Professional,
Psychology,
Boulder, Colorado
Susan
Nimmanheinda, M.S.W., CGP,
Faculty, Naropa University, Boulder,
Colorado
William Sell,
M.A., CGP,
Director, Aim House, Boulder, Colorado
While the ideas of
Buddhism and Western Psychotherapy have been extensively compared
and contrasted, little has been articulated on Buddhist perspectives
and group psychotherapy. In this workshop three Buddhist
practitioners and Psychodynamic group therapists explore and compare
group leadership interventions from contemporary Psychodynamic
(Modern Analytic, Object Relations, Systems-Centered) perspectives
and Buddhist views.
experiential-demonstration-didactic-sharing of work experiences
Course References:
1. Alonso, A. & Swiller W. eds.
Group Therapy in Clinical Practice.
2. Agazarian, Y.
Systems-Centered Therapy for Groups.
3. Epstein, M.
Thoughts
Without A Thinker.
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