Let Edinburgh Steal Your Heart.

20 Jan 2019 6:18 PM | Travis Atkinson

Fall in love with Edinburgh, the showpiece of Scotland, as you Dive Deeper into Schema Therapy.

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Come see one of Europe's most entertaining cities, Edinburgh, with stunning vistas and a skyline full of domes, spires, towers, and steeples. Experience both old and new, with cobbled streets, narrow lanes, medieval "skyscrapers," and plush courtyards of the Old Town, or the upscale shops spread out along broad boulevards and Georgian mansions waiting to greet you in the New Town.

Edinburgh is a UNESCO world heritage site, a destination city packed with both ancient elements and modern fun.

Some highlights include:

The Royal Mile: a street will lead you from Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, historical sites for some of the most important struggles between Scotland and England. The thoroughfare includes Castlehill, Lawnmarket, Parliament Square, High Street, Canongate, and many more attractions
Dazzling Architecture: from the labyrinthine medieval streets of Old Town to the modern developments in New Town, including the Scottish Parliament, you will see exquisite architecture that spans the centuries
Gastronomic Pleasures: an ever-expanding dining and restaurant scene hosted by celebrity chefs serves up enticing delicacies that span the globe, along with local Scottish cuisine, such as Cullen skink and haggis with neeps and tatties
Rare Treasures: Edinburgh offers unique "villages," including Stockbridge and Leith, where you can find chic designer clothing, swanky knitwear, and trendy items to take home

ENLIGHT 2019 is the Schema Therapy Event of the Year, taking place May 1st through the 3rd. The International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST) will bring together a worldwide community of clinicians, researchers, educators and supporters for its biennial symposium (formerly known as Summer School).

A limited number of Tier 4 rates are now available for a few more registrants.

If you haven't yet registered, don't wait: we have less than 50 spots remaining until we reach full capacity.

Rates go up and availability goes down with each Tier level. Workshop sizes are also very limited, so to get your top choices among selections that are still available, register now.

If you have not yet registered: the sooner you register, the more you save, and the more likely you will get to attend your preferred workshops. Less than 50 spaces remain for the symposium.

Where to stay? Edinburgh offers accommodations to satisfy every taste and budget. Grand historical hotels offer old-world charm, and modern, design hotels allure you with contemporary habitats. Edinburgh also offers B&Bs with a friendlier budget, where you can experience how local residents live.

Our conference organizers have compiled a list of top hotels with discounts for ENLIGHT 2019 participants. Visit the website at: HOTELS IN EDINBURGH

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ISST EXECUTIVE BOARD

MEDIA COORDINATOR

Member Exclusive: Watch the Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma Webinar

13 Jan 2019 6:24 PM | Travis Atkinson

If you missed the Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD Webinar, watch it now.

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Watch the latest webinar, "Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD," presented by former ISST Executive Board Secretary Chris Hayes.

Active ISST members can access the 90-minute webinar at any time on the ISST website.

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Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD

This webinar examined the use of Schema Therapy via a case study of a young woman presenting with a history of complex PTSD. The webinar discussed ways to formulate, engage and provide treatment for trauma-related symptoms and looked at ways to overcome treatment barriers and difficulties typically seen in practice. In addition, the webinar addressed how the therapist's own blocks can be overcome when working directly with trauma material.

About the Presenter

Chris Hayes has had extensive experience in both government and private settings working with clients with complex psychological presentations. He is currently employed with the Health Department of Western Australia as a Senior Clinical Psychologist, specializing in treating recent or childhood trauma.

Chris completed advanced certification in Schema Therapy at the Schema Therapy Institute of New York, and was trained directly by Dr. Jeffrey Young. He is the Director of the Schema Therapy Training Center of Australia.

Chris has presented workshops throughout Australia, New Zealand, Austria, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Spain.

Chris served as Secretary on the ISST Executive Board from 2014 until 2018, and was the co-editor of the Schema Therapy Bulletin. He is an Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer.

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PAST SCHEMA THERAPY WEBINARS

Dealing with Angry Patients: Tips & Tricks for Therapists with Remco van der Wijngaart

Enrolled ISST members can watch the second webinar by tapping: SCHEMA THERAPY FOR ANGRY PATIENTS

Schema Therapy for Grief with Gemma Gladstone

Missed the first webinar? If you are an active ISST member enrolled on the website, you can view the entire presentation on the ISST website. Tap: DEALING WITH GRIEF

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ISST EXECUTIVE BOARD

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Member Exclusive: Watch the Jeff Young & Jeff Conway Keynote @ INSPIRE 2018

06 Jan 2019 6:36 PM | Travis Atkinson

If you missed INSPIRE 2018 in Amsterdam, or want to relive part of your experience, watch the Keynote Address of Jeff Young and Jeff Conway.

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The New Case Conceptualization Form: Its Central Role in Schema Therapy

by Jeff Young and Jeff Conway

Jeff Young, the creator and founder of Schema Therapy, and Jeff Conway, the current Training Coordinator on the ISST Executive Board, present their keynote address at INSPIRE 2018 in Amsterdam.

During their keynote address, Jeff and Jeff discuss the New Case Conceptualization Form in more detail, helping clinicians complete a vital resource for effective treatment in Schema Therapy.

The New Case Conceptualization Form helps clinicians avoid treatment failures, and encourages new solutions for treatment impasses. Jeff and Jeff also cover the Instruction Guide with Detailed Help, a Sample Form, and share illustrations of how to best utilize the new form for effective treatment.

The Case Conceptualization Committee, consisting of Jeff Young, Jeff Conway, Susanne Vind, Poul Perris, Vartouhi Ohanian, and David Edwards, worked extensively for more than two years to develop the new form. Their work included the completion of a pilot study that many ISST members participated in.

The New Case Conceptualization Form will play a central role in Schema Therapy Supervision, Training, and Certification procedures. It is now available in multiple languages, with more translations anticipated in the near future.

A special thanks to Jeff and Jeff for granting permission for this video to be shown exclusively to active ISST Members enrolled on the website.

This INSPIRE 2018 video was created and produced by Travis Atkinson, Media Coordinator for the ISST Executive Board.

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Registered for ENLIGHT 2019? If you haven't yet enrolled, take a moment to sign up for the lowest rates available, while space remains. The sooner you register, the less you pay, and the better your chances to attend your preferred workshops. Don't miss out on the Schema Therapy Event of the Year, May 1 - 3, in Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Happy New Year from Your Friends at the Schema Therapy Society!

01 Jan 2019 3:18 PM | Travis Atkinson

Wishing you a world of peace, love, joy, health, prosperity and happiness in the new year.
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New Year, New Beginnings.

2018 was a banner year for ISST. Whether you are a clinician, researcher, educator or supporter, your schema therapy community has never been stronger.

Amsterdam hosted nearly 1,200 participants in May during the largest schema therapy conference ever at INSPIRE 2018
ISST-Approved Training programs spread to even more countries and regions throughout the world
Multiple books and articles built upon and reinforced a growing body of evidence supporting the efficacy of schema therapy
More Special Interest Groups were created and expanded, connecting schema therapists throughout the world
A webinar series began with presentations by some of the top schema therapists, including schema therapy and grief, dealing with anger, and schema therapy and trauma

We invite you to read highlights of some of the many resources we offer below. Get involved in areas you are passionate about.

2019 promises even more opportunities for us to open our minds to new challenges, and to create even more solutions to help transform the lives of the people and communities we serve.

Registration for the Schema Therapy Event of the Year opened a few weeks ago, and enrollment already is nearly surpassing the total for Barcelona in 2017!

You will experience a special Feature Presentation by an expert in the field of schema therapy, intensive workshops in multiple areas that fit your interests in schema therapy, a plenary panel exploring the depths of the latest schema therapy topics, a surprise during the Closing Ceremony showcasing some of the best Scottish talent, and a GALA event not to be missed! Dive Deeper into Schema Therapy in Edinburgh this May.

A few spots remain for Tier 3 Registration, providing the lowest rates and best selections available. If you haven't already registered, be sure to sign up now before rates increase and selection options decrease when Tier 4 begins.

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What speciality topics in schema therapy are you passionate about? Check out the many Special Interest Groups ISST offers, or start your own group! Visit the Special Interest Groups page on the website, and choose among the many topics, including Trauma, Couples, Organizational Development, Sexuality and Gender, and Online Schema Therapy.

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Find a training program in your part of the world, or where you would like to travel by visiting our ISST Approved Training Programs section of the website. You will find programs leading to certification in individual, group, couples, auxiliary and children & adolescents, both in standard and advanced levels from certified schema therapy trainers.

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Issues of the Schema Therapy Bulletin, published quarterly online on the ISST website, are available to all active ISST members who have enrolled on the website. Read the latest issue, which includes articles on the topics of:

Schema Therapy and Dreams: Accessing the Vulnerable Child by Lynda Parry
Seeing Parental Alienation Syndrome through the Lens of Schema Therapy by Lisa Elizabeth Irvine
An Individual's Insights into Secure Nest's Self-Education Program by Sally Skewes and Elly Gannon
Narcissism, Shame and Intimacy by Wendy Behary and Liz Lacy

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Member Exclusive: Read December's Schema Therapy Bulletin.

17 Dec 2018 11:39 AM | Travis Atkinson

Read about Schema Therapy and Dreams; Parental Alienation Syndrome; Secure Nest; Narcissism, Shame and Intimacy
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Read the latest Schema Therapy Bulletin, exclusively available to active ISST members enrolled on the website. Not yet enrolled? Tap: ENROLL Not yet a member? Tap: JOIN US

Schema Therapy is an evolving model due largely to our members’ creativity, courage, thoughtfulness, insight, and commitment to helping clients. These traits are highly evident in the work of the authors contributing to this edition of the Schema Therapy Bulletin.

In this issue, Lynda Parry provides a history of the use of dreams in psychotherapy, and then discusses her use of dreams to access the Vulnerable Child Mode in therapy. Her article thoughtfully explores key questions including the degree to which such work could accelerate symptom reduction while ignoring underlying causes, particularly in the case of complex trauma; by “manipulating” dreams are we “short circuiting” some of the work the brain needs to do to process information and function optimally; and by working with dreams could we underuse the therapeutic relationship in ways that may prevent growth and healing or are therapeutic dysfunctions inevitable and their repair an aid to healing? Parry provides an important overview of sleep and dream stages, outlines the history of dream work in CBT, and the importance of timing in working with clients’ dreams.

Lisa Elizabeth Irvine provides a Schema Therapy perspective on Parental Alienation Syndrome, a problem particularly relevant to clinicians working with children of divorce. She conceptualizes the triangulation that can occur in these situations as the wounded parent compensating for feelings of defectiveness and shame, and to escape the Vulnerable Child Mode by engaging in overcompensating modes, which have the effect of enlisting the children to protect the wounded parent, thus alienating the other parent, now seen as a perpetrator, or Punitive Parent. This creates a paradigm of victim, perpetrator and rescuer, with the children co-opted to serve the needs of the alienating parent. Irvine elaborates on the challenges, both clinical and ethical in working with this dynamic.

Wendy Behary and Liz Lacy provide an overview of their presentation in Amsterdam discussing, “Narcissism, Shame and Intimacy: Dealing with the Unmet Needs of the Narcissist." Behary and Lacy describe the thrill seeking self-soothing detachment that many narcissists seek through sexual exploits. They make the distinction between sexualized efforts to evade feelings of defectiveness and shame, and true intimacy, which could actually heel those feelings. Schema Therapy approaches to workings with this population are described, with an emphasis on knowing and coping well with one’s own schemas.

Finally, Sally Skewes provides an introduction and overview of “Secure Nest,” a self-education “e-health” tool” developed to help people assess and understand their own schemas and modes, and recognize their triggers.

We continue to call for contributions for upcoming issues of the Schema Therapy Bulletin. If you have an article or want to propose a contribution, please make contact.

Lissa Parsonnet, (USA) & Chris Hayes (Australia)

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Schema Therapy and Dreams: Accessing the Vulnerable Child
by Lynda Parry, Clinical Psychologist, Australia.

In his book The Interpretation of Dreams (1899) Freud heralded dreams as the royal road to the unconscious. Now almost 130 years later we know that the highway of dreams is in fact a two-way street. Lived experience influences dreams and dreams, even when they are not remembered, influence our waking experience. Research into dreams and sleep reveal exciting results and have led to new ways to work with patients’ dreams. This knowledge changes how we conduct therapy using dreams. Patients usually report enjoying dream work and consistently rate working alliance, insight and session quality significantly higher when dreams are included in therapy sessions (Wonnel & Hill, 2000).

Seeing Parental Alienation Syndrome Through the Lens of Schema Therapy: Proposals for Treatment
by Lisa Elizabeth Irvine, Clinical Psychologist, Australia.

Psychologists working in the field of family law and high-conflict divorce are often exposed to the family-based attachment pathology known as Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). PAS is a subversive form of child abuse, in which the attachment bond between a child and an emotionally-available parent is deliberately undermined, and a perverse loyalty is formed with the Alienating parent after separation or divorce. Family Systems Therapists call this a Cross-Generational Coalition whereby the child is triangulated into the parental relationship in order to reject and vilify the Alienated parent.

Earlier researchers have referred to the systematic alienation of one parent as the ‘Medea Complex’, Malicious Mother Syndrome and Gatekeeper syndrome. Others have claimed that PAS is analogous to the Factitious Disorder, Munchausen Syndrome. Childress has since asserted that the underlying psychopathology of the Alienating parent is a Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

An Individual's Insights into Secure Nest's Self-Education Program
by Sally Skewes, Secure Nest and Elly Gannon, University of Adelaide, Australia.

Secure Nest is an innovative e-health tool, which has been specifically developed for schema therapy. The platform offers a range of tools for therapists to support their clients, including programs which provide step by step guidance for therapists to facilitate blended short-term group schema therapy and individual schema therapy. Blended programs include a combination of face to face and e-health sessions. Secure Nest recently developed a self-education program where individuals can learn about schema therapy. In this article we present an individual’s insights into Secure Nest’s self-education program.

Narcissism, Shame and Intimacy: Dealing with the Sexually Self-Absorbed and Healing the Fractured Trust
by Wendy Behary, LCSW and Liz Lacy, LCSW, USA.

From celebrities to political figures to the everyday individual... We have been bombarded by the news media in the U.S. with the recent meteoric rise in attention to acts of sexual misconduct, the sexual predators, perpetrators, addicts, and general sexual preoccupation. It is no surprise that we, as therapists, find ourselves continuing to peer into the important underlying explanations and evaluate the potential for helping individuals and relationships affected by these behaviors and attitudes to heal.

Exploring the specific issues and critical content related to sexual activity can be, albeit incredibly important to conceptualization and treatment, an uncomfortable endeavor for many therapists. We need to be extraordinarily sturdy in our own skin when it comes to sexuality, personal feelings and biases about infidelity, and our deep understanding of the functions of sexualized modes and schemas. Add to that… the capacity to address the belligerence, self-righteous entitlement, denial, and arrogance of a narcissistic client with hypersexual modes.

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ENLIGHT 2019 Registration is On in Edinburgh!

13 Dec 2018 5:47 PM | Travis Atkinson

Registration for ISST's International Symposium opens today: lock-in the lowest rates available now.

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Join us in Edinburgh May 1 - 3, 2019 as the International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST) brings together a worldwide community of clinicians, researchers, educators and supporters for its biennial symposium (formerly known as Summer School).

The format of ENLIGHT 2019 offers smaller workshop sizes for an all-day experience, providing you with more opportunities to immerse yourself in the topics and to connect with your fellow schema therapy colleagues.

Let Edinburgh steal your heart, together with your fellow schema therapy friends and colleagues, as ENLIGHT 2019 debuts in one of the world's stateliest cities and proudest capitals, a UNESCO world heritage site.

With an overwhelming response since pre-registration opened one week ago, space is already half full. There are 5 spots remaining in Tier 2. Rates go up and availability goes down with each Tier level. Workshop sizes are also very limited, so to get your top choices, register now. We anticipate reaching full capacity shortly.

The sooner you register, the more you save, and the more likely you will get to attend your preferred workshops. Extremely limited space remaining.

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Results of the 2018 ISST Executive Board Elections

04 Dec 2018 11:00 AM | Travis Atkinson

Announcing the members of the next ISST Executive Board for 2018 - 2020.

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Meet Your New ISST Executive Board

The biennial ISST Executive Board elections have concluded. The results were tallied, and each winner was notified. All winners accepted their positions. Executive Board members serve in voluntary positions, and each term is two years.

We thank all Full and Honorary Members who participated and exercised their right to vote.

Below, please see the results of the election, with each winner listed, along with voting percentages for all candidates, and percentages for those who abstained.

You can view detailed results at: 2018 ELECTION

Kind regards from the ISST Election Committee,

Kerry Beckley (EC Chair)

Questions? Contact Kerry at: EMAIL

PRESIDENT

David Edwards: 70.03%

Alessandro Carmelita: 28.24%

Abstain: 1.73%

VICE PRESIDENT

Susanne Vind: 91.93%

Abstain: 8.07%

TREASURER

Eckhard Roediger: 94.52%

Abstain: 5.48%

MEDIA COORDINATOR

Travis Atkinson: 95.10%

Abstain: 4.90%

SECRETARY

Susan Simpson: 66.57%

Rita Younan: 25.07%

Abstain: 8.36%

CERTIFICATION COORDINATOR

Paul Kasyanik: 87.03%

Abstain: 12.97%

TRAINING COORDINATOR

Jeff Conway: 78.10%

Laura Beccia: 17.87%

Abstain: 4.03%

SCIENCE & RESEARCH COORDINATOR

Alexandra Schosser: 38.33%

Robert Brockman: 29.68%

Aleksandra Yaltonskaya: 20.46%

Abstain: 11.53%

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Cast Your Vote for the ISST Executive Board by November 29th.

18 Nov 2018 6:23 PM | Travis Atkinson

If you are a Full or Honorary Member, submit your vote by the end of November 29th.

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Make Sure Your Voice Is Heard

All active ISST Full and Honorary Members are eligible to cast their vote for candidates to serve for two years on the ISST Executive Board.

Please participate in this very important process to help shape the future of ISST, your Schema Therapy Society.

You may cast your vote anytime by the end of November 29th, 2018.

Please Note: Do not use the ISST Listserv as a means to promote your preferred candidates or your own candidacy. All candidates have posted their personal statements on the ISST website. You can access personal statements by tapping the picture of each candidate below.

Elections of the ISST Executive Board are conducted electronically. You can read about the rules and the procedure here:

ELECTIONS

If you qualify, you should have already received your login information by email, sent by November 9th, to access your voting ballot. The administrator sent it to the email address we have on file for you.

If you did not receive your login email, after checking your spam or junk folder for the email address evoting@isst-online.com, please contact our voting administrator: EVOTING.

If you are not up-to-date on your annual membership fees, you will need to resolve your outstanding balance. Contact the ISST Office for questions regarding your membership fees: ISST Office

You can find job descriptions for each position on the ISST website, along with personal statements from each candidate.

The timetable for the 2018 election is as follows:

November 9 - November 29: Voting Period

December 5: Announcement of successful candidates after they confirm their willingness to serve. Winning candidates have three days to consider if they will accept the position.

December 10: Run-off elections, if needed.

For any questions regarding the ISST Executive Board and the voting procedure please refer to the ISST Statutes: STATUTES and the Electoral Regulations: REGULATIONS

Kind regards from the ISST Election Committee,

Kerry Beckley (EC Chair)

Questions? Contact Kerry at: EMAIL

Below, please see a list of candidates, in alphabetical order.

PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

TREASURER

MEDIA COORDINATOR

SECRETARY

CERTIFICATION COORDINATOR

TRAINING COORDINATOR

SCIENCE & RESEARCH COORDINATOR

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New Webinar: Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD with Chris Hayes

11 Nov 2018 11:52 AM | Travis Atkinson

How do you use Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD?

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Register now for the third installment of ISST's webinar series, taking place on Tuesday the 27th of November 2018.

The topic, "Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD" will be presented by ISST Executive Board Secretary Chris Hayes.

The 90-minute webinar is free to all active ISST members. Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot by signing up now.

If you can't attend, you can return to the ISST website after the webinar to view the recording if you're an active member enrolled on the ISST website.

DETAILS

Date: Tuesday 27 November 2018

Time: 7:00 am EST | 12:00 pm GMT | 1:00 pm CEST | 8:00 pm AEST | 11:00 pm AEDT

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Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD

This webinar examines the use of Schema Therapy via a case study of a young woman presenting with a history of complex PTSD. The webinar will discuss ways to formulate, engage and provide treatment for trauma-related symptoms and look at ways to overcome treatment barriers and difficulties typically seen in practice. In addition, the webinar will address how the therapist's own blocks can be overcome when working directly with trauma material.

About the Presenter

Chris Hayes has had extensive experience in both government and private settings working with clients with complex psychological presentations. He is currently employed with the Health Department of Western Australia as a Senior Clinical Psychologist, specializing in treating recent or childhood trauma.

Chris completed advanced certification in Schema Therapy at the Schema Therapy Institute of New York, and was trained directly by Dr. Jeffrey Young. He is the Director of the Schema Therapy Training Center of Australia.

Chris has presented workshops throughout Australia, New Zealand, Austria, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Spain.

Chris has served as Secretary on the ISST Executive Board since 2014, and is the co-editor of the Schema Therapy Bulletin. He is an Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer.

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PAST SCHEMA THERAPY WEBINARS

Dealing with Angry Patients: Tips & Tricks for Therapists with Remco van der Wijngaart

Enrolled ISST members can watch the second webinar by tapping: SCHEMA THERAPY FOR ANGRY PATIENTS

Schema Therapy for Grief with Gemma Gladstone

Missed the first webinar? If you are an active ISST member enrolled on the website, you can view the entire presentation on the ISST website. Tap: DEALING WITH GRIEF

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Watch the Joan Farrell and Ida Shaw Keynote from INSPIRE 2018.

02 Nov 2018 11:13 AM | Travis Atkinson

How do you create corrective emotional experiences for yourself?
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Experiencing Schema Therapy from the Inside-Out: Corrective Emotional Experiences for Therapists
by Joan Farrell and Ida Shaw

This keynote presents the use of self-practice (SP) and self-reflection (SR) in Schema Therapy based upon their book Experiencing Schema Therapy from the Inside-Out: A Self-Practice/Self-Reflection Workbook for Therapists (Guilford Press, 2018).

The SP/SR process will be described in terms of its multiple applications: personal benefit, as a corrective emotional experience for therapists, improved understanding of the client experience leading to changes in ST practice and increased understanding of ST.

Joan and Ida will demonstrate key SP/SR interventions to give the audience the experience of this approach. The research evidence supporting the use of SP/SR for both new and experienced therapists will also be briefly reviewed.

Joan and Ida have graciously granted permission for us to provide a digital recording of their keynote, with copyright restrictions, to all active ISST members enrolled on the website.

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News

Let Edinburgh Steal Your Heart.

20 Jan 2019 6:18 PM | Travis Atkinson

Member Exclusive: Watch the Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma Webinar

13 Jan 2019 6:24 PM | Travis Atkinson

Member Exclusive: Watch the Jeff Young & Jeff Conway Keynote @ INSPIRE 2018

06 Jan 2019 6:36 PM | Travis Atkinson

Happy New Year from Your Friends at the Schema Therapy Society!

01 Jan 2019 3:18 PM | Travis Atkinson

Member Exclusive: Read December's Schema Therapy Bulletin.

17 Dec 2018 11:39 AM | Travis Atkinson

Read the latest Schema Therapy Bulletin, exclusively available to active ISST members enrolled on the website. Not yet enrolled? Tap: ENROLL Not yet a member? Tap: JOIN US

ENLIGHT 2019 Registration is On in Edinburgh!

13 Dec 2018 5:47 PM | Travis Atkinson

Results of the 2018 ISST Executive Board Elections

04 Dec 2018 11:00 AM | Travis Atkinson

Cast Your Vote for the ISST Executive Board by November 29th.

18 Nov 2018 6:23 PM | Travis Atkinson

New Webinar: Schema Therapy for Complex PTSD with Chris Hayes

11 Nov 2018 11:52 AM | Travis Atkinson

Watch the Joan Farrell and Ida Shaw Keynote from INSPIRE 2018.

02 Nov 2018 11:13 AM | Travis Atkinson

Why Schema Therapy?

"Be the Change You Help Create"

Whether you are a clinician, researcher, educator, or a supporter, we have a place for you in our community. Visit our "Join us" page to find out more about the many benefits ISST offers, and to apply for membership now.

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