PSI Seminar
Part 1 24
Hour Beginning NZ$720.00
($770 late registration after 19 April)
Dates:
Meets Saturday and Sunday19
& 20 May, and 23 & 24 June, 2012,10
am - 5 pm
PsychoSomatic Integration (PSITM)
integrates bodily mindfulness approaches with Ego State
Therapy, EMDR and its derivatives, and relational
therapy. The Seminars teach you to:
·Use
potent tools that immediately address "bottom up
hijacking"
·Empower
clients to observe and master their psychosomatic
dissociation patterns
·Weave
bodily mindfulness processes in with meaningful
psychological interventions
The class blends lecture, experiential exercises, live
and video demonstrations
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Below:
Individual Consultation and
Supervision
Individual telephone or online video consultation sessions for
therapists can be arranged privately, as time permits, by contacting
me via e-mail at jlightstone@gmail.com or by leaving a message on my
California phone number (510) 984-1243 or my New Zealand mobile
+64(0)27 657 2106. Please let me know your local time zone, along
with all the times you have available to receive a telephone or
video-call over the internet, as well as your level of urgency. I
will then let you know if I have any of those times available for me
as well.
During our session, we'll work with the therapeutic relationship as
it presents itself in the consultation relationship. Your health and
well being as a therapist are paramount to your ability to help your
patients/clients, and so part of the work will be to help you
develop resilience in your work. Consultation will also help you to
adapt your individual style and techniques to meet the needs of your
specific patients/clients.
Please let me know whether you would like a response by e-mail or
telephone. Be sure to include your e-mail address or telephone
number.
The fee for this service is US$135 for a 50 minute session, or
$202.50 for a 75 minute session.
You may reserve time for Individual Supervision/Consultation time in
50 and 75 minute increments below:
About
Judy Lightstone, PhD, MA, MS, New Zealand
Registered Psychologist (See
Resumé here)
J
udy
has been offering psychotherapy, training, and
supervision for the past 25 years. She has a
Ph.D. with a specialism in Trauma Psychology and
two Masters degrees, Counselling and Marriage
and Family Therapy. In her Auckland New Zealand
and online supervision and consulting practice,
she specialises in training therapists to work
with abuse survivors and with people with eating
problems. She is a NZ Registered Psychologist
#90-03237, a Certified EMDR
Provider of Continuing Education, and a
California Licensed Marriage and Family
Therapist #MFC32570. Post graduate studies
included EMDR from Francine Shapiro (founder of
EMDR), Feminist Relational Therapy for Eating
Problems with Susie Orbach (author of Fat is a
Feminist Issue and Hunger Strike) and others at
the Women's Therapy Centre Institute in New York
City; and Somatic therapy from Pat Ogden
(founder of Sensorimotor Psychotherapy). She has
just published a chapter in the book EMDR
Solutions II on integrating EMDR, Somatic and
Ego State Therapy approaches in the healing
eating problems, and has published an article on
Compulsive Eating and Dissociation in the
International Journal of Trauma and
Dissociation. She developed and teaches an
integration of the above approaches
PsychoSomatic Integration (PSITM ).
“The
presentation was exceptionally clear and
knowledgeable about the complex and confusing
issues of dissociation. Our staff found the
information stimulating and useful. Everybody is
eager for more!”
“Judy
Lightstone is thorough, knowledgeable and
compassionate- her resourcefulness and clarity
helped me add to my own ability to question
clients.”
“I liked
observing the interaction between therapist and
client in the role plays. Judy was excellent.
She remained on focus each session, and this
allowed her to cover an enormous amount of
material..”
“A good
combination of behavioral, family and
Psychodynamic treatment… A very effective and
well thought out approach.”
“Judy was
able to go after and acknowledge the needs
within the group, which modeled what she was
teaching.”
"Judy's
openness in working with the issues provided
good role modeling for me. She was professional,
on track and clear in terms of setting an
agenda.”
"This
perspective is refreshing- particularly
emphasizing respect for the individual and the
symptom and de-emphasizing pathology”
for the 15th Annual Renfrew Center Foundation
Conference in Philadelphia PA 2005
Feminist Perspectives on Eating Disorders:
Enduring Wisdom, New Frontiers
EMDR and Dissociation Workshop
for the Northern California EMDRIA Conference
2005
Dissociative Aspects of Eating Disturbances
for International Society for the Study of
Dissociation (ISSD) Conference, New Orleans.
2004
Compulsive Eating and Dissociation
for ISSD Conference, Chicago, 2003
More Past
Presentations
2001 For the East Bay Chapter of CAMFT:
The Dissociative Continuum: An introductory
workshop
1998-2000 For the Collegial Learning Center:
Women, Food and Beauty: A Feminist Object
Relations Approach
1997 For The Psychotherapy Institute Case
Conferences: Compulsive Eating and
Dissociation: Working With a Couple System
through in-depth Psychodynamic Work with one
Partner.
1996 For Conference Presentation For East Bay
CAMFT: Feeding the Feeders: Compulsive Eating
in the Helping Professions
1995 for EBCAMFT "We & Me" Conference. Topic:
Working with Dissociative Disorders: A Team Approach
Auckland PSITM Institute
