COVID-19 Seminars

“Lockdown is where we always live”

Recorded Monday 29 June 2020

Therapy In The Time Of Covid-19

From Proximity Seeking to Distance Regulation, a Case Presentation On Working Online with a Client Who Comes from a Disorganised Attachment Style

This series of seminars examines the impact of the current Covid-19 crisis on individuals, couples and families through the eyes of practitioners as we navigate this unprecedented and surreal shift in our lives.

Our speakers will explore the emotional meanings of being in lockdown, the reforming of one’s sense of self within states of isolation, or in relationships with sudden intensified intimacy…

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SPEAKERS

Orit Badouk Epstein,

FULL PROGRAMME

“Lockdown is where we always live” – From Proximity Seeking to Distance Regulation, a Case Presentation On Working Online with a Client Who Comes from a Disorganised Attachment Style
Orit Badouk Epstein

The abrupt appearance of Covid-19 invading our consulting room has thrown us all into a state of disorientation and forced us to work online only. While slowly adjusting her practice to this new norm, to her surprise, Orit found that not much has changed for those clients who suffer complex trauma with disorganised attachment styles. In this lecture, she will discuss a client whose attachment to her mother was preoccupied, enmeshed and disorganised. The lack of boundaries and the coercive relationship the client had with her mother was re-enacted in the therapeutic dyad, which now takes place onscreen. This talk will explore these dynamics and how attachment-based psychotherapy enabled playing a role to move towards better reflective functioning and the growth of intersubjective relatedness.

FEES

Confer member:
£24
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Self-funded:
£30

GROUP RATE

£50pp in groups of over 10 (please apply to accounts@confer.uk.com)

CPD

A CPD certificate is not available for this Talk On Demand.

SCHEDULE

This pre-recorded webinar is 1.5 hours long.