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Faculty News Archive
Publications and Presentations
Shoshana Bulow
"Integrating sex and couples therapy: A case history." Female Interdisciplinary Group in Sexuality (FIGS), Jerusalem, Israel. January, 2008.
"Pastoral counseling of non-traditional families in the Orthodox community." Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School, New York City. March 10, 2008.
"Desire, gender and sexuality: Helping couples navigate complexity." Presented and consulted together with Jean Malpas, Fundación Aigle, Buenos Aires, Argentina, May 6 - 7, 2008.
"Desire, gender and sexuality: Helping couples navigate complexity." Presented and consulted together with Jean Malpas, Instituto Chileno de Terapia Familiar, Santiago, Chile, May 9 - 10, 2008.
Shoshana is currently spending the 2008-2009 academic year teaching and supervising at the Family Institute of Neve Yerushalayim in Jerusalem, Israel.
Martha Edwards
Edwards, Martha E. (2008). From Neurons to Neighborhoods: An Expanded Systems Framework for Family Therapy. AFTA Monograph Series: Neuroscience and Family Therapy: Integrations and Applications, Winter. (Guest editor)
“The Emotional Lives of Boys,” Parents League, New York, NY.
“The Challenges of Working with Families in an Urban Environment,” Keynote Presentation, Zero to Three New York Network Annual Conference, New York, NY. (With Rebecca Shahmoon Shanok)
“Working with Affect in Couple Therapy,” American Family Therapy Academy Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA. (With Mona Fishbane and Corky Becker)
Peter Fraenkel
Fraenkel, P. (2007). Groupes multifamiliaux pour familles sans domicile fixe (Multiple family discussion groups for families that are homeless). In S. Cook-Darzens (Ed.), Thérapies multifamiliales, des groupes comme agents thérapeutiques. (Multiple family therapy: Groups as therapeutic agents) (pp. 333-361). Paris, France: Éditions érès.
Fraenkel, P., & Carmichael, C. (2008). Working with families who are homeless. In McGoldrick, M., and Hardy, K. (Eds.), Revisioning family therapy (2nd ed.), pp. 389-400. New York: Guilford Press.
Fraenkel, P., Hameline, T., & Shannon, M. (in press). Narrative and collaborative practices in work with families who are homeless. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy.
Fraenkel, P. (2007, July 4). Multiple Family Work with Families Struggling with Homelessness and Domestic Violence: Collaborative Principles and Practices. Marlborough Family Service, London, England. 60 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2007, July 2-3). The Therapeutic Palette: A Model for Integration in Couple Therapy. Institute of Family Therapy, London, England. 70 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2007, October 12). Fostering Resilience in Vulnerable, Low-income Urban Families: Collaborative, Community-based Programs. Festschrift in Honor of Froma Walsh, University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration, Chicago, IL. 150 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, February 27). The Ways of Engagement: Creating and Sustaining Effective Collaborative Relationships with Multi-stressed Families in Community-Based Settings. George Hull Centre for Children and Families, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 130 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, February 28). The Therapeutic Palette: Creativity, Collaboration, Integration, and Flexibility in Therapy and Community-Based Social Service Work. George Hull Centre for Children and Families, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 130 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, April 19). The Relational Trauma of Incest: A Family-Based Approach to Treatment. Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, SUNY at Buffalo/ Women & Children’s Hospital, Buffalo, NY 90 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, May 2). Systems, Context, and Privilege. Presentation as part of a symposium entitled, The Importance of Context in Psychotherapy Integration: Race, Class, Family, and the Context of Daily Life (Paul L. Wachtel, Chair). XXIV Annual Meeting of the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration, Boston, MA. 55 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 2-3). Last Chance Couple Therapy. Institute of Family Therapy, London, England. 70 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 4). The Therapeutic Palette: A Model for Integration in Couple Therapy. Marlborough Family Service, London, England. 60 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 11). The Therapeutic Palette: A Model for Integration in Couple Therapy, Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey. 80 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 12). The Ways of Engagement: A Research-Based Approach to Creating and Sustaining Effective Collaborative Relationships with Multi-stressed Families. Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey. 80 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 12). Clocks, Calendars, and Couples: Time and the Rhythms of Relationships. Bogaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey. 80 attendees.
Fraenkel, P. (2008, June 20). The Relational Trauma of Incest: A Family-Based Approach to Treatment. Department of Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg Medical School, Heidelberg, Germany. 80 attendees.
Fraenkel, P., & Schweitzer, J. (2008, June 26-27). A Clinical Theory of Time in Couples: Research, Assessment, and Interventions. Helm Sterlin Institute, Heidelberg, Germany. 45 attendees.
Visiting Professor, Department of Psychology, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey, June 7 – Jun 18, 2008.
Visiting Professor, Department of Medical Psychology and Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg Medical School, Heidelberg, Germany, June 19 – June 29, 2008.
Evan Imber Black
Presentation to 500 people at an annual clinical meeting of family therapists in Paris France. The presentation included a live family therapy consultation to a French family, explication of my theory of family therapy and a seminar on “Justice and Injustice in the Context of Secrecy in Families.” Nov. 20-21, 2008 .
Elana Katz
“From Polarization to Collaboration: Working Effectively with High Conflict Couples," Katz, E., MSW, and Steiger, J., MSW, Annual Forum, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals, New Orleans, LA, October 2008. (45 attendees).
"The Role of the Divorce Coach vs. Therapist: Should Mental Health Professionals Do Both?" North Jersey Collaborative Law Group, Hackensack, NJ, August 2008. (60 attendees).
"Stepping Back from the War of the Roses: Considering Divorce Therapy and Divorce Mediation for Families in Transition," Columbia University School of Social Work, New York, NY, April 2008. (40 attendees).
David Kezur
“What can Buddhism Teach Family Therapists?” 24th Annual Marriage and Family Therapy Institute, University of Georgia, Athens, January, 25, 2008. (Approximately 200 participants).
“Buddhism and Family Therapy,” Presentation to Mindfulness Interest Group, AFTA 2008, Philadelphia, PA, June 20, 2008. (Approximately 40 participants).
Peggy Papp
“New Concepts in Couples' Therapy” with Michele Scheinkman, AFTA, Philadelphia, June l4 (250).
“Differences in Treating Heterosexual and Same-Sex Couple” with David Greenan, Minuchin Center, July 14 (50).
“Changing Concepts in Family Therapy,” Brattleboro Retreat, Brattleboro, VT, Sept. 26. (100).
Keynote Speaker on "Changing Concepts and Practices in Family Therapy, " New Jersey NASW Annual Conference, May 5. (300 people).
Fiona True
January 14th & 28th, February 11th & 18th: 4 half day workshop. Family Centers of Fairfield County, CT. 75 participants.
January 30th & February 5th: “Childhood Relational Trauma – Implications in the treatment of Adults.” 2 half-day workshops. St Vincents Hospital. 15 participants.
February 21st – 25th: “The Relational Trauma of Incest”. 1 day workshop. Shinuii Institute, Tel Aviv, Israel. 150 participants.
3 days of training in the theory and practice of the Center for Children and Relational Trauma. Shinuii Institute. 20 participants.
January - December 2008: Replication of the multi modal recursive treatment model for families where incest has occurred.” 2 x monthly half day trainings. Mid Fairfield Child Guidance Center. 50 participants.
April 18th 2008: “The Relational Trauma of Incest.” 1 day workshop. University of New England School of Social Work and Allied Health Professionals. Portland, Maine. 100 participants.
July 18th 2008: “The Relational trauma of Incest.” 1 day workshop. NASW- Mid Hudson Branch. 100 participants.
September 12th, 2008: “The Relational trauma of Incest.” 1 day workshop in NY. Child Abuse Team- Upsala, Sweden. 15 participants.
October 22nd & 23rd, 2008: “Relational Trauma and the Family.” 1 day workshop; 1 day live consultations. Family Institute of Santiago, Chile.120 participants; 60 participants.
October 25th and 26th, 2008: “Relational Trauma and the Family.” 1 day workshop; 1 day live consultations. AIGLE Institute, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Relational Trauma and the Family. 1 day workshop - 100 participants. 1 day - live consultations - 40 participants.
November 14th, 2008: “A family approach to the treatment of boys who have committed sexual offences within the family.” NASW –Mid Hudson Branch. A family approach to the treatment of boys who have committed sexual offences within the family.100 participants.
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