Interested in expanding your network, or learning about a therapy approach that’s new to you? Our event listing includes seminars, workshops and events. Some events are suited for therapists, while others may be of interest to members of the public as well.
Please note that CAPT does not evaluate any of the events advertised below.
Summary: This Seasonal Lecture considers psychodynamic therapy in the evolving reality of our current culture where in-person, online and hybrid sessions can be offered to patients.
Topics to consider include essential foundations for online work, variations in the therapeutic frame, enhancing therapeutic presence, Transference / Countertransference, limitations and advantages of online work as well as the need for ongoing conversations and research within the profession. Clinical examples will be shared.
Time: 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. EST
Where: Online by Zoom
Cost: Attendance is free for all CAPT members
Continuing education credits: The lecture counts as two hours of professional development.
The presentation is approximately 60 minutes, followed by breakout sessions where members meet in smaller groups to discuss the lecture material and share additional thoughts or clinical experience before returning to the forum for Q+A.
The Seasonal Lecture series aims to promote knowledge transfer within the field of psychodynamic therapy, and provide free professional development to members of CAPT.
Note: Sessions are not recorded.
Bio: Linda Attoe completed an M.A. in Counselling Psychology at Adler University in 1999 and has worked in private practice since 2000. She began telehealth sessions with a few clients in 2013 before transitioning entirely to online work at the start of the Covid pandemic in March 2020. She is a graduate of the TICP 4-year Psychoanalytic program and a Board-Certified Telehealth Professional (BCTP-II) with Telehealth.org.
Linda teaches a seminar on Ethics and Competencies in Telehealth at the TICP 3-year Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Program, and has also been a supervisor on that programme since 2021.
Website: www.lindaattoe.com
Email: l.attoe@mac.com
Optional Reading:
Trub, L.R. (2024). The Elephant In The Zoom: Will Psychoanalysis Survive the Screen? The American Journal of Psychoanalysis, (84), 203-228).
Sloane, J. (2020). Remote or Close? Notes on Working Psychoanalytically by Videoconference. Attachment. New Directions in Psychotherapy and Relational Psychoanalysis, (14)2, 227-241.
Trub, L. & Magaldi, D. (2017). Left To Our Own Devices. Psychoanalytic Perspectives, (14), 219-236
The 2017 paper considers the slow pace in which the psychotherapy adopts and adjusts to technologies and the impact for patients. The 2024 paper considers therapist and patient satisfaction with technology.
Invitation to participate in Pace University study on therapist-patient relations in telehealth
If you have any questions about this study, please email Dr. Leora Trub: ltrub@pace.edu