Ulm Workshop on Psychoanalytic Process Research Strategies II
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Subject: Ulm Workshop on Psychoanalytic Process Research Strategies II
Second Announcement
The Ulm Conference on Psychoanalytic Process Research Strategies II --
updating the first Ulm conference on this topic in 1985 - published by
Dahl, Kaechele, Thomae in 1988 (Springer) and out of print since long -
takes place from June 19 - 21 the weekend before the SPR meeting in
GEILO/Norway.
Contributions planned
E. Baenninger- Huber & C. Widmer, Zurich: Interactive relationship
patterns, reaction of therapist and therapeutic change
M. Bassler, Mainz: GRID-process research - A tool for long term process
research?
W. Bucci, : Multi-method, multi-perspective assessment of the treatment
process in successful and unsuccessful psychoanalytic treatments
J. Clarkin, White Plains: Developing a treatment program for borderline
patients - how to control dimensions of process
H. Dahl, New York and M. Hoelzer, Ulm: FRAMES - how to detect them and
where we stand now
R. Herold, Tuebingen and H. Deserno, Frankfurt: BIP in long term
psychoanalyis ? A German version of Gill & Hoffman=B4s PERT
K. Howard, Evanston: An empirical basis for case assigment
J.P. Jimenez, Santiago and H. Thomae, Ulm: Breaks and interruptions in the
analytic process - a CCRT approach contrasted to a clinical evaluation
H. Kaechele, Ulm, M. Eberhardt, Ulm and M. Leuzinger-Bohleber, Kassel :
Dream series analysis as tool for process research
G. Klug and D. Huber, Munich: A new version of process rating coding
system for long term treatments
H. Koenig, Tuebingen and U. Stuhr, Hamburg: How the mind of the analyst
works ? A second look to AE Meyers "Luegungsrueckblick"
H. Kordy, Stuttgart: Indivualized process analysis ?
R. Krause, C. Benecke and J. Merten, Saarbruecken: The intersubjective
field: Behavioural basis of therapeutic relationships and their mental
representation.
M. Leuzinger-Bohleber, H. Kaechele and M. Eberhardt, Ulm: Models of memory
and their impact for the dream series analysis
L. Luborsky, Philadelpia, R. Dahlbender, G. Blaser, D. Pokorny, Ulm and C.
Albani, Leipzig: How useful is the CCRT for the evualuation of long term
treatments
E. Mergenthaler, Ulm, S. Gril, Montevideo and K. Kalmykova, Moscow: The
cycle model of therapeutic processes
G. Rudolf, T. Grande and C. Oberpracht, Heidelberg: Meassuring structural
change. Approaches and results of the Heidelberg-Berlin Study on
long-term-psychoanalytic therapy
H. Schneider, M. Faeh and R Barwinski, Zurich: "Process patterns" drawn
from theories of complexity as a means for tracing long-term change in
psychoanalysis
G. Seidler, Heidelberg: Structural change in self reference during
inpatient therapy
G. Silberschatz, San Francisco: On the difference of short and long term
therapies in the light of the Plan analysis method
H. Staat, J. Biskup and F. Leichsenring, Goettingen: Changing problems,
changing aims: the development of change in psychoanalytic psychotherapy
evaluated by PATH, a long term treatment tool.
U. Streeck, Rosdorf: The interactive constitution of resistance
R. Volkart, Zurich: Nonverbal reactions after failed and non-failed tests
(Weiss-Sampson) in psychotherapy
A. von Wyl, B. Boothe, Zurich: AKOB - a tool for narrative analysis in
process research?
S. Wilke, Heidelberg and M. Buchholz, Goettingen: Qualitative analysis of
therapists' process notes