TFP Institute Berlin
November 18, 2023
The 7th Berlin Forum Transference Focused Psychotherapy – TFP and Addiction
German- In person (Berlin)
Stefan Anft, Iris Baisch,Marion Braun and colleagues
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Description
TFP is a manualized, evidence-based, disorder-oriented psychotherapy procedure for the treatment of borderline pathologies and other personality disorders. TFP is based on a contemporary psychoanalytic object-relationship theory as proposed by Otto F. Kernberg and his New York group. In addition, it takes into account the latest empirical findings and research results from developmental psychology,
Affect and attachment research, neurobiological research, trauma theory and Psychotherapy Research.
The further development of the personality structure is a central concern of the TFP method to sustainably improve the quality of life of those affected. That concludes the improvement of symptoms such as depression, anxiety, self-harm or self-harm Behavior, suicidality, insufficient control over impulsive behavior, chaotic Way of life.
We attach particular importance to the fact that all seminar topics are also discussed from the point of view of Particularities in the treatment of children and adolescents are discussed. one of my own
The main focus of the TFP for children (TFP-K) and adolescents (TFP-A) is working with the frame of reference of these patients.
Modalities
V. CURRICULUM 2023-2025
Time 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
01/21/23 Introduction and basics of the borderline personality disorder and the TFP treatment model
3/4/23 diagnostics I; Treatment framework and tactical approach, therapy contract
5/6/23 Diagnostics 11, structural interview, initial diagnostics in children and adolescents
17/6/23 Treatment technique 1, strategy and dyad interpretation
16/9/23 Treatment technique 11, transference/countertransference, dealing with negative transference, therapy discontinuation
9/12/23 Treatment technique 111, technical neutrality, interpretive work, dealing with difficult ones treatment situations
20/1/24 Early treatment phase: setting and acting
3/16/24 Intermediate phase of treatment: oscillating between integration and regression
5/25/24 Superego Pathology
6/7/24 narcissism
9/14/24 Trauma, deficit and conflict
2/11/24 Completion phase: Peculiarities when completing TFP treatments
A further six dates in 2025 are planned with in-depth study and current topics
(e.g. early defense mechanisms such as splitting and projective identification, problems of integration, suicidality, special challenges such as antisocial behavior etc.). Subject to change.
Faculty
TFP WORKING GROUP BERLIN AND LECTURERS
Dipl.-Psych. Stefan Anft
Dipl. Psych. Iris Baisch
Dipl. Psych. Marion Brown
Dipl.-Soz.Pad. MA Martina Drust
Dr. phil. Dipl.-Psych. lrma Gleiss
Dipl.-Psych. Gabriele Kehr
Dipl.-Psych. Caroline Keller
Dr. medical Annette Kewitz
dr phil. Dipl.-Psych. Matthias Lohmer (guest lecturer)
PD Dr. medical Werner Kopp
Dipl.-Psych. Dipl.-Soz. lrmgard Kreft
Dipl.-Psych. Silke v. Polez
Dipl.-Psych. Silvia Weihert
PD dr phil. Dipl.-Psych. Isolde Willich
Contact
For more Information [email protected]
Registration
A registration form can be downloaded from www.ifp-berlin.de or requested by email at [email protected]. You are only registered when you receive confirmation of your application and the participation fee has been booked. You will then receive a payment confirmation by email. The registration deadline is December 31, 2022.
