O'Brien, MichaelBoulanger, GhislaineLorimer, Francine2016-04-012016-04-012016-04http://hdl.handle.net/11209/9399Health insurance companies and Federal regulators are moving the American health care system– including psychotherapy–toward “evidence-based treatment.” For psychotherapy, that means a movement in the direction of short-term behaviorally-focused treatments, which can be manualized and evaluated quickly and cleanly. This movement thus imperils a rich tradition of psychotherapies which are based on European models, which are more introspective, longer-term, and harder to evaluate. This series examines three “endangered psychotherapies” coming out of European intellectual traditions: psychoanalysis and psychodynamic psychotherapy, Jungian psychotherapy, and Gestalt psychotherapy. Date, time, and place of events : Awareness, Authenticity & Aggression: Superpowers in a Dis-Empowering World / Michael O'Brien : THURSDAY | APRIL 7 | 7:OO PM | EAC 2 -- Making Psychoanalysis Relevant. Practicing in the Real World / Ghislaine Boulanger| MONDAY | APRIL 18 | 10:10 AM | BARN 100 -- A Jungian Approach to Working with Borderline Disorders / Francine Lorimer| THURSDAY | APRIL 28 | 7:00 PM | CAPA SYMPOSIUMenPostersPsychotherapyEast Academic Center (EAC)CAPA SymposiumBarn 100Image