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The GoodTherapy.org Teleconference Series Presents: 

 

Psychological Resources, Personal Experience, and Social Relations

Presented by Stephen R. Lankton, LCSW, DAHB

Executive Director of the Phoenix Institute of Eriksonian Therapy

 

psychological counseling resources

 

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Milton Erickson taught that symptoms were a breakdown of relations between people.  Looking at personal problems or family problems through this lens it is relatively easy to recognize the required experiential resources that individuals need to correct most both interpersonal and personal problems. Therapy can concentrate on helping clients acquire these experiences and help clients learn to use them systematically and appropriately. This workshop will teach three fundamental techniques that rely upon this observation and which are applicable to most therapy situations. Two primary protocols are that of ideomotor revification and the other is self-image thinking. There are methods of building needed and desired resources, generalizing the resources to specific interpersonal situations. The third protocol for resource retrieval I call ‘putting joy in your heart’ – it is literally an exercise to heighten an awareness of grounded positive centeredness. More information about Stephen R. Lankton and his work is available at: http://www.lankton.com/

About the Presenter:

 

Stephen R. Lankton, LCSW, DAHB,

Stephen practices in Phoenix, Arizona and teaches and trains clinicians worldwide. His clinical training has been sponsored by university psychology and social work departments, state associations in clinical disciplines, and private training institutes in over twenty countries for over twenty five years.  He is the Executive Director of the Phoenix Institute of Ericksonian Therapy, and is a Faculty Associate at Arizona State University, Dept. of Sociology and Behavioral Science and Editor of the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

 

Stephen is a recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Field of Psychotherapy and the Irving Secter Award. He is the past president and Diplomate of the American Hypnosis Board for Clinical Social Work, a Fellow and Approved Supervisor in Family Therapy, a Fellow and Approved Consultant in Clinical Hypnosis, a Diplomate of the American Psychotherapy Association and a Diplomate in Clinical Social Work.  He graduated from the University of Michigan, School of Social Work in 1974 and is a LCSW (10443) in Phoenix, Arizona.

 

Well known for his teaching of Ericksonian hypnosis and psychotherapy, he authored and coauthored 6 books  including: Assembling Ericksonian Therapy, Tales of Enchantment, The Answer Within, Enchantment and Intervention, and Practical Magic, and edited and co-edited 11 others. He was founding editor of The Ericksonian Monographs.  In addition, he has published dozens of chapters in professional works addressing family therapy, Ericksonian therapy, clinical hypnosis, brief therapy, clinical social work, constructive therapy, innovative therapy, bioenergetics, transactional analysis, and strategic therapy.

 

He has an extensive training background including studying with the late Dr. Milton H. Erickson, MD for five years. Before studying with Dr. Erickson he had been recognized for his work in Gestalt Therapy, and Transactional Analysis. However, his intensive study with Dr. Erickson resulted in his synthesis of a highly accountable, goal-directed, holistic, and positive approach to therapy.

As an author, trainer, clinician, editor, teacher, and corporate consultant Stephen has a number of diverse activities all related to information exchange. These include elaborating the emerging epistemology and behavioral science expertise as it applies to psychotherapy, training for mental health professionals, clinical supervision, performance psychology, corporate consultation, and the human factors in interface design. 


 

             

 

Date and Time of Presentation:

This 75-minute presentation will begin at 9:00AM EST on Friday, May 16, 2008 

Continuing Education Information:

1 continuing education unit will be provided for this teleconference. Continuing education is approved by the NBCC.

How will the Teleconference Work?

In short, participants will join the teleconference by calling into the teleconference center and entering an access code. The teleconference will include both lecture, interaction, and question & answer periods.

Registration Information

This teleconference is available for free to GoodTherapy.org members. 

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