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2019 APA Annual ConventionAugust 8 – 11PROGRAM BOOKChicago, IL
Welcome to Chicago!We are pleased to present a robust and pluralistic program that represents the many interests forthe Society. Our theme this year was to highlight things have been “othered” in psychology andpsychoanalysis. In line with this we have programming that combines research with clinicalapplications. We have advocacy and psychoanalysis in education. We’re happy to offerprogramming for and by graduate students and we have many ways to engage socially forgraduate students, early career professionals, and social events with other divisions on themessuch as social justice.Now let’s talk about what to do beyond the conference programming! There is no city in theworld with as much notable modern architecture as Chicago and the best place to appreciate it isfrom the river that flows through downtown. By far, the most recommended tourist activity is ariver-boat architecture tour. Book through the Chicago Architecture Foundation. When you’redone with the boat tour, walk along the Riverwalk (think San Antonio meets the High Line), stopand have a glass of wine while locals moor their boats and join you. Nearby, the Art Institute ofChicago was recently named the #1 museum in the world by TripAdvisor and has recently hadtheir comprehensive impressionist and modern collections bolstered with a massive privatedonation of contemporary art. In August, there will be exhibits dedicated to the work of ÉdouardManet as well as to the Anti-Apartheid Posters of the Medu Art Ensemble in 1970s South Africa.Chicago is also home to the country’s most vibrant theater. There are tickets to Hamiltonavailable! Check the website Theatre in Chicago for the top rated plays in town at any givenmoment. The Goodman, Steppenwolf, and Chicago Shakespeare Theater are the top houses intown. We are the home of Improv comedy, with most of the cast of Saturday Night Live, from itsinception, being discovered at local clubs here. The two most well-established venues are I/Oand The Second City. When it comes to food,there are too many great restaurants to name, with food from all over the world, so pull out yourMichelin guide and let them help you. If you have time for shopping, there is high end shoppingalong the beautiful Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue and on Oak Street. If you’d like to get alittle further off the beaten path and into the heart of real Chicago, we recommend visiting theNational Museum of Mexican Art in the Pilsen neighborhood and then walk a few blocks toCarintas Uruapan for the best carnitas you’ll ever have. Finally, another thing that Chicago isknown for is blues and jazz. For blues, you’ll want to get to Kingston Mines in Lincoln Park andfor jazz, you can’t do better than former speakeasy The Green Mill in Uptown.Choose Chicago is the official office of tourism. Check out their site for the latest happeningsaround town! https://www.choosechicago.com/There is something for everyone, and too muchto get done in one visit, but we hope you’ll attend as much programming as possible and take inas much of Chicago as you can. We’re looking forward to seeing you in August!SincerelyBrian Brown & Colin Ennis, Division 39 Co-Chairs, APA 2019
Board of DirectorsandProgram Steering CommitteeBoard of DirectorsV. Barry Dauphin, PhDPresidentDennis Debiak, PsyDPast PresidentLara Sheehi, PsyDSecretaryJill Bellinson, PhDTreasurerCouncil RepresentativesMary Beth Cresci, PhDSteven Reisner, PhDStephen Soldz, PhDArlene Steinberg, PsyDBryant Welch, PhDMembers-at-LargeDana Charatan, PsyDDavid Downing, PsyDMatthew LeRoy, PsyDJohanna Malone, PhDJoAnn Ponder, PhDScott Pytluk, PhDShara Sand, PsyDUsha Tummala-Narra, PhDKirkland Vaughans, PhdSection RepresentativesAlbert Brok, PhD (I)Virginia Shiller, PhD (II)Marilyn Metzl, PhD (III)Joseph Schaller, Psyd (IV)Ghislaine Boulanger, PhD (V)Antonia Halton, PhD (VIII)Alice Shaw, PhD (IX)Steering CommitteeBrian Brown, PsyD, Co-ChairColin Ennis, PsyD, Co-Chair
Hospitality Suite ProgramFriday, August 98:00 amPaper: Patient Attachment and TherapistCountertransference in Psychodynamic TherapyAuthor: Tom Westerling, PhD11:00 am to 12:30 pm Discussion: The State of the Art: Teaching, Training andEducation in Academic, Internship, Post-DoctoralFellowship and Institute Settings - EducationCommittee of Division 39Div 39 Hosp. SuiteDiv 39 Hosp. SuiteThis conversation hour is an opportunity for administrators and faculty of organized educational and trainingprograms to discuss their impressions of the status of psychoanalytical thought in the settings in which they work.Topics may include challenges which they face; successes which they have enjoyed; experiences in attracting andretaining faculty and students interested in psychoanalytical praxis; accreditation processes; APA’s efforts ataccrediting Masters programs in clinical psychology; institutional support for psychoanalytical praxis; and so forth.1:00 pm to 3:00 pmPsiAN ConnectDiv 39 Hosp. SuitePlease join the Psychotherapy Action Network co-chairs and members to learn more about PsiAN and its efforts toadvocate for talk therapy. We plan to have a brief presentation of our initiatives and work to date, and then timefor Q&A and discussion. If you are concerned about the future of talk therapy, you won’t want to miss thisopportunity to connect.3:15 pm to 4:45 pm6:00 pm to 7:00 pmCommittee on Sexual Orientation and GenderDiversity GatheringDiv 39 Hosp. SuiteEarly Career Professionals Committee Welcome HourDiv 39 Hosp. SuiteSaturday, August 1010:00 am to 11:00 am Gathering for Graduate Students1:00 pm to 4:00 pmPaper: Fostering Integration of PsychoanalyticSystemic Theories: Illustrations from Couples TherapyAuthor: Peter Reiner, PhD, LMFTDiv 39 Hosp. SuiteDiv 39 Hosp. Suite
Program – Thursday, August 8Co-ListingTimeTitle10:00 to 11:50 am Discussion (A): Benefits of Psychoanalytic Education/TrainingRoomDivisionsMcCormick PlRm W194bCo-Chairs: Theresa C. Tisdale, PhD, PsyD, Azusa Pacific Univ/Dept of ClinicalPsychologyEarl Bland, PsyD, Biola Univ/Rosemead School of PsychologyParticipant/1st Author:Theresa C. Tisdale, PhD, PsyD, Azusa Pacific Univ/Dept of Clinical PsychologyTitle: Psychoanalytic Education/Training: Thriving in Souther California DoctoralPsychology ProgramEarl Bland, PsyD, Biola Univ/Rosemead School of PsychologyTitle: Utilizing Psychoanalytic Education/Training to Develop APA Clinical CompetenciesIn Doctoral StudentSonali Wason, PsD, Califoria Lutheran Univ/Counseling and Psychological ServicesTitle: Psychoanalytic Education and Training Applied in a University Counseling CenterJesus M. Leyva, Psy D, Star View Adolescent Center, Torrance, CATitle: Apply Psychoanalytic Education, Training, Theory, and Practice in Youth ResidentialTreatmentKatie Mendoza, MA, Azusa Pacific Univ/Depart of Clinical PsychologyTitle: Unto the Least of These: Psychoanalytic Education/Training Applied to Clinical WorkOn Skid RowDenise C. Puerto, MA, Azusa Pacific Univ/Depart of Clinical PsychologyTitle: Psychoanalytic Education and Training as a Means to Actualize Both Personal andProfessional GrowthSteven A. Gros, MA, Biola Univ/Biola Counseling CenterTitle: Psychoanalytic Thinking Enhanced My APA Training in Clinical PsychologyLindsay Snow, MA, Rosemead School of Psychology/Biola UniversityTitle: Challenges and Benefits to Applying Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice in a CorrectionalSetting12:00 to 1:50 pm Symposium (A): The Othering of PsychoanalysisMcCormick PlRm W187c24Co-Chairs: Nancy Burke, PhD, Independent Practice, Chicago, ILJanice Muhr, PhD, Independent Practice, Chicago, ILParticipant/1st Author:Linda Michaels, PhD, Independent Practice, Chicago, ILTitle: Psychoanalytic Therapy in a Cbt-Centric Era: What does the Evidence Say?Oksana Yakushko, PhD, Pacifica Graduate InstituteTitle: Fear and Hatred: A History of Freud-Bashing and Exclusion of PsychoanalyticTherapies in PsychologyJanice Muhr, PhD, Independent Practice, Chicago, ILTitle: Psian: Transcending OthernessDiscussant: Nancy Burke, PhD, Independent Practice, Evanston, IL2:00 pm to 3:50 pmSymposium (A): Attachment-Based Interventions forHigh-Risk Young Children – Enhancing CaregiverMcCormick PlRm W471a7, 16, 29, 43Chair: Virginia M. Shiller, PhD, Yale University Child Study CenterParticipant/1st Author:Salam Soliman, PsyD, Child First, Inc., Trumbull, CTTitle: Child First: Healing Trauma Through Dyadic, Relationship-Based Intervention andConcrete SupportsJordan Batem PhD, Yeshiva UniversityTitle: What’s in the Therapist’s Mind? Treating Parents and Children in GroupAttachment-Based InterventionCo-Author: Kelsey Armusewicz, MA, The New SchoolDiscussant: Molly R. Witten, PhD, Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago, IL
Program – Thursday, August 8 (cont)5:00 pm to 6:00 pmSocial Justice Social HourMarriott Marquis ChicagoDiv 1-Society for General Psychology; Div 9 – SocietyHotel/Shedd Rms A&BFor the Psychological Study of Social Issues; Div 17Society of Counseling Psychology; Div 27 – SocietyFor the Advancement of Psychology; Div 34 – SocietyFor Environmental, Population and ConservationPsychology; Div 39 – Society for Psychoanalysis andPsychoanalytic Psychology; Div 44 – Society for the Psychology ofSexual Orientation and Gender Diversity; Div 50 – SocietyOf Addiction Psychology; Div 51 – Society for the PsychologicalStudy of Men and Masculinity; Div52 – International PsychologyProgram – Friday, August 9TimeTitle9:00 am to 10:50 amSymposium (A): The Dynamics of SupervisoryRelationship-A Live DemonstrationRoomCo-ListingDivisionsMcCormick PlRm W192b29, 32McCormick PlRm W192c29Co-Chair: Anna Maria Baldauf, PsyD, Tufts UniversityAlicia MacDougall, BA, Antioch University New EnglandParticipant/1st Author:Nancy Peltzman, MSW, Chicago Center for Psychoanalysis, Chicago, ILLeslie Thompson, MA, University of Monterrey, Monterrey, MexicoDiscussants: Lara Sheehi, PsyD, George Washington UniversityJabeen Shamji, MA, University of North Texas11:00 pm to 11:50 pmConversation Hour (A): Research and ClinicalPerspectives on Using Progress Monitoring MeasuresChair: John M. Poston, PhD, Biola UniversityParticipant/1st AuthorKeith Edwards, PhD, PhD, Biola UniversityTitle: Using Miller’s Feedback Informed Therapy (fit) Measures in BriefPsychodynamic PsychotherapyEarl Bland, PsyD, Biola UniversityTitle: “I’m Not Sure Where We Are Going.” Transference Considerations in the use ofProgress Measurement12:00 pm to 12:50 pmConversation Hour (A): Bilingual Clients’ Perspectives- McCormick PlPsychoanalytic Treatment in One’s Non-Native English Rm W194bChair: Usha Tummala-Narra, PhD, Boston CollegeParticipant/1st Author:Anna Maria Baldauf, PsyD, Tufts UniversityTitle: Bilingual Clients’ Perspectives: Psychoanalytic Treatment in One’s NonnativeEnglish Language
Program – Friday, August 9 (continued)Co-ListingTime4:00 pm to 5:50 pmTitleSymposium (A): Training the Next Generation ofDynamic Clinicians-Integrating Clinical Work andResearchChair: Kevin B. Meehan, PhD, Long Island University-BrooklynRoomMcCormick PlRm W180Divisions29Participant/1st Author:Cory K. Chen, PhD, VA New York Harbor Healthcare System-Manhattan Campus, NYUTitle: Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy in Veteran Care, Psychology Training andPsychotherapy ResearchSasha Rudenstine, PhD, City College of New YorkTitle: Implementing Psychotherapy Research Into a Psychodynamic Training Clinic:Challenges and BenefitsCo-Author: Steve Tuber, PhD, City College of New YorkCatherine F. Eubanks, PhD, Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology,Yeshiva UniversityTitle: Negotiating Ruptures With Alliance-Focused Training:Efficacy, Challenges, and Future DirectionsCo-Author: J. Christopher Muran, PhD, Adelphi UniversityCheri L. Marmarosh, PhD, George Washington UniversityTitle: Participating in Psychodynamic Research: Facilitating Trainees’Skills and Self-EfficacyDiscussant: Kevin B. Meehan, PhD, Long Island University-Brooklyn5:00 pm to 7:00 pmFoundational Divisions Coalition ReceptionMarriott Marquis ChicagoProgram Saturday, August 10TimeTitle12:00 pm to 12:50 pmPoster SessionRoomCo-ListingDivisionsMcCormick PlHall FParticipant/1st Author:Jenna A. Chiang, MA, Azusa Pacific UniversityTitle: Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy in Uccs: Perspectives and ExperiencesFrom CliniciansCo-Author: Theresa C. Tisdale, PhD, PsyD, Azusa Pacific UniversityLoren Martin, PhD, Azusa Pacific UniversityBill Fiala, PhD, Azusa Pacific UniversityXueting Tang, BA, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityTitle: The Relationship Between Defense Style and Antisocial Personality TraitsCo-Author: Stephanie Amalfe, BA, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityLana Tiersky, PhD, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityBenjamin D. Freer, PhD, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityCourtney V. Jankowski, BA, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityTitle: Depressive Symptoms Moderating the Relationship Between Trauma ExposureAnd Defense MechanismsCo-Author: Kevin Mazzola, MA, Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityJoshua Schultz, MA, Widener UniversityTitle: What Can Carl Jung Teach Us About CoachingCo-Author: Bret Boyer, PhD, Widener UniversityKelly S. Hughes, MA, Auburn UniversityTitle: When the Voice Changes, but the Message Doesn’t: Sources of NegativeAppearance CommentaryCo-Author: Carli S. Rossi, BA, Auburn UniversityAnnette Kluck, PhD, Auburn UniversityBehnoosh Nadealizadeh, MS, MA, Nova Southeastern University
Program Saturday, August 10 (cont)TimeTitleRoomCo-ListingDivisionsTitle: Love as a Curative Factor: A Qualitative Study Exploring Love’s Impact asA Therapeutic AgentCo-Author: Amanda S. Heidel, MS, Nova Southeastern UniversityRenata F. Schloss, MS, MA, Nova Southeastern UniversityDina Zaki, MA, Pacifica Graduate InstituteTitle: The Impact of Maternal Narcissism on Daughter’s Developmental Experience:A Phenomenological Study4:00 pm – 5:00 pm – Discussion Hour – The Society of Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology and doctoral programsthat are housed in institutions with policies in conflict with student protections afforded in the Standards of Accreditation(SoA). To be held at the Home2 Suites Hotel McCormick Place – Room Commodore/Hudson – 3rd FloorDescription: This year our Convention programming includes panels from presenters affiliated with Biola University, which has APAaccredited doctoral programs. Concerns were raised about this inclusion as Biola has policies that could result in disciplinary action forstudents who engage in sexual activity outside the marriage of a husband and a wife. The panels are not related to these policies.However, we are concerned that such policies have the potential to supersede the usual student protections afforded in the Standards ofAccreditation (SoA). Rather than exclude presenters from Biola from presenting, SPPP affirms the importance of engaging in dialogue,while addressing our concerns which go beyond a single institution. We are offering a space for anyone who would like to discuss theirconcerns about the matter of such programs' standing within APA with much of the Board of Directors present.The Society of Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic PsychologyDivision 39Welcome Reception5:00 pm to 6:50 pmGrand Hyatt McCormick PlaceProgram – Sunday, August 11TimeTitle8:00 am to 9:50 amSkill Building Session (A): Working with Youth in aTherapeutic Day School-Understanding TraumaRe-EnactmentCo-Chairs: Patricia Taglione, PsyD, Allendale Association, Lake Villa, ILSandra Clavelli, PsyD, Allendale Association, Lake Villa, IL10:00 am to 11:50 amSymposium (A): Adult Attachment-EmpiricalApplications to Social and Clinical ProcessesRoomMcCormick PlRm W183c16McCormick PlRm W178a20, 43Chair: Kevin B. Meehan, PhD, Long Island University, BrooklynParticipant/1st Author:Caleb J. Siefert, PhD, University of Michigan-DearbornTitle: Assessing Attachment Ambivalence: A Three-Factor Model forAttachment InsecurityJonah R. Reitelbaum, MA, MS, Harvard Medical School/Cambridge Health AllianceTitle: Clarity in Social Perception: The Role of Attachment and MindfulnessIn TransferenceKevin B. Meehan, PhD, Long Island University, BrooklynTitle: Attachment Insecurity and Levels of Personality FunctioningNicole Nehrig, PhD, VA New York Harbor Healthcare System-Manhattan Campus, NYUTitle: Attachment Style and Interpersonal Problems in Brief DynamicInterpersonal Therapy (dit)Discussant: V. Barry Dauphin, PhD, University of Detroit MercyCo-ListingDivisions
Chair: John M. Poston, PhD, Biola University stParticipant/1 Author Keith Edwards, PhD, PhD, Biola University Title: Using Miller’s Feedback Informed Therapy (fit) Measures in Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Earl Bland, PsyD, Biola University Title: “I’m Not Sure Where We Are Going.” Transference Considerations in the use of
