"The Ethical Necessity of Fiction in Psychotherapy Practice"
Presented by Mark Dean, MFA, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, Certified Jungian Analyst
February 21st, 2021 9:00am-12:00pm
*3 CEUs for Ethics training
Description: This presentation connects the dots between psychotherapy research, the role of imaging plays in human consciousness, as related to ethical psychotherapy practice. Historical, philosophical, and scientific frameworks are examined against the backdrop of a case example to illustrate that fictionalizing is a necessary and core methodology, for effective psychotherapeutic practice.
Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to describe the differences between 4 major philosophy of science perspectives that are relevant to orienting the therapist to what is meaningful in the psychotherapy process.
2. Participants will be able to state the core rationale for the central role played by fictionalizing in the psychotherapy process.
3. Participants will be able to articulate a core rationale for the utilization of fiction and creative process, not only in art therapy practice, but in all truly psychotherapeutic processes.
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*For student rate please send us proof that you are a student in order to receive student rate. Email proof of current student status to paataorg@gmail.com
*The information provided in this event is the express opinion of the presenter, and is not an endorsement by PAATA*.
*Your participation in this program indicates your permission for PAATA to photograph your work or likeness for use in promotional material unless you provide us with written revocation of this permission.*
Presented by Mark Dean, MFA, MA, ATR-BC, LPC, Certified Jungian Analyst
February 21st, 2021 9:00am-12:00pm
*3 CEUs for Ethics training
Description: This presentation connects the dots between psychotherapy research, the role of imaging plays in human consciousness, as related to ethical psychotherapy practice. Historical, philosophical, and scientific frameworks are examined against the backdrop of a case example to illustrate that fictionalizing is a necessary and core methodology, for effective psychotherapeutic practice.
Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to describe the differences between 4 major philosophy of science perspectives that are relevant to orienting the therapist to what is meaningful in the psychotherapy process.
2. Participants will be able to state the core rationale for the central role played by fictionalizing in the psychotherapy process.
3. Participants will be able to articulate a core rationale for the utilization of fiction and creative process, not only in art therapy practice, but in all truly psychotherapeutic processes.
*All ticket purchases are NON-REFUNDABLE*
*Membership must be current at time of events to receive membership rates.
*For student rate please send us proof that you are a student in order to receive student rate. Email proof of current student status to paataorg@gmail.com
*The information provided in this event is the express opinion of the presenter, and is not an endorsement by PAATA*.
*Your participation in this program indicates your permission for PAATA to photograph your work or likeness for use in promotional material unless you provide us with written revocation of this permission.*