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In this gathering, we offer ourselves a window into how therapists’ attachment to their patients and to their work, alongside their private lives and personal relationships, affects their experience of loss and grief in one question - What happens when a patient dies? How is our mourning complicated by the idiosyncrasies of our work?
Course Objectives:
- The attendees will be able to investigate the challenges that make it difficult for therapists to directly address the feelings generated by the multitude of losses we experience.
- The attendees will be able to look at the field of mourning and bereavement in the context of the therapist-patient relationship.
- The attendees will be able to explore the concepts of the disavowal and middle distance.
Facilitator: Natasha Baron, MD, PsyA
Place: In Person
655 Pomander Walk,
Teaneck, NJ 07666
Date: Sunday, January 14, 2024
Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm
Fee: $20 payable via Zelle or PayPal using ipsinfo@ipsnewjersey.org
RSVP: Please register by clicking the button below or on our website. www.ipsnewjersey.org
This course, provided by The Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies, Inc. is approved for 2 continuing education hours by the New Jersey Society for Clinical Social Work.
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