FAGKONFERANSEN 3. - 5. NOVEMBER 2021
Plenumsforedrag
Dag 01
onsdag 3. november 2021
10:00
10:20
Monica
Bertinussen
Faglig leder, Schizofrenidagene 2020; psykologspesialist, Helse Stavanger
Lone
Viste
Faglig leder, Schizofrenidagene 2020; klinisk spesialist i psykiatrisk sykepleie, Helse Stavanger
10:40
Bruce
Wampold
Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin, USA; tidligere forskningsleder, Modum Bad.
11:20
11:40
Louis
Castonguay
Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology, Penn State University
12:20
Patricia
Coughlin
Licensed clinical psychologist; Adjunct assistant professor of psychiatry, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
13:00
14:00
15:15
15:30
15:40
Astrid
Weber
Erfaringskonsulent, Psykisk helse og rusklinikken, Universitetssykehuset Nord Norge (UNN)
16:20
Daryl
Chow
Psychologist, trainer and researcher/writer
17:00
17:20
17:30
Cecilie Brøvig
Almås
Psykologspesialist, ARA, Sørlandet sykehus
Astrid
Weber
Erfaringskonsulent, Psykisk helse og rusklinikken, Universitetssykehuset Nord Norge (UNN)
Gudrun
Austad
Spesialkonsulent, RVTS Vest
Annika
Skandsen
Phd. stipendiat og psykologspesialist, Helse Stavanger
Kristine Dahl
Sørensen
Phd./Psykologspesialist
KariAnne
Vrabel
Phd./psykologspesialist; leder av forskningsinstituttet, Modum Bad; førsteamanuensis, Psykologisk institutt, UiO
18:15
Dag 02
torsdag 4. november 2021
09:00
09:05
Terese
Grøm
Generalsekretær, LEVE (Landsforeningen for etterlatte ved selvmord)
09:15
James
Bennett-Levy
Professor in Mental Health, University of Sydney
09:55
Helene Amundsen
Nissen-Lie
Førsteamanuensis, Universitetet i Oslo
10:25
10:45
Ole Greger
Lillevik
Psykiatrisk sykepleier; forfatter, dosent, UiT, Norges Arktiske Universitet
11:15
James
Bennett-Levy
Professor in Mental Health, University of Sydney
Louis
Castonguay
Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology, Penn State University
Patricia
Coughlin
Licensed clinical psychologist; Adjunct assistant professor of psychiatry, University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Helene Amundsen
Nissen-Lie
Førsteamanuensis, Universitetet i Oslo
John
Norcross
Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Scranton University, US
Bruce
Wampold
Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin, USA; tidligere forskningsleder, Modum Bad.
12:00
13:00
14:15
14:30
Alain
Topor
Professor, Universitetet i Agder; lektor, Stockholms universitet.
15:30
15:45
Per
Isdal
Psykologspesialist; ass. direktør, leder for region vest, Alternativ til Vold
Lindsay
Chipman, MA
Licensed psychotherapist
16:30
Lene Lauge
Berring
Sygeplejerske, cand.cur., ph.d.; Kompetencecenter for Relationer og Deeskalering
Steven
Shapiro
Clinical psychologist; Senior Faculty and founding member of the AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy) Institute, NYC.
17:15
Dag 03
fredag 5. november 2021
09:00
09:15
John
Norcross
Distinguished Professor of Psychology, Scranton University, US
10:00
Thomas
Skovholt
Professor of Educational Psychology, University of Minnesota
10:50
11:10
Kjetil
Moen
Førsteamanuensis, Universitetet i Stavanger; sykehusprest/forsker, Helse Stavanger
11:40
12:15
13:10
13:30
Inez
Myin-Germeys
Professor of Psychiatry, KU Leuven, Belgium
14:05
14:20
14:55
15:30
Med forbehold om endring i programmet
Navn
Louis Castonguay
Profesjonstittel
Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology, Penn State University
Foreleserinformasjon
After his undergraduate studies in Psychology at the University of Sherbrooke and a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology at the University of Montreal, Professor Castonguay completed his doctorate in Clinical Psychology at S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, a clinical internship at U.C. Berkeley, and a Post-doctorate at Stanford University.
He is currently Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University.
His research focuses on the process of change in psychotherapy. Within this context, he has investigated several factors related to the client (e.g., emotional experience), therapist (e.g., differential level of effectiveness), therapeutic relationship (e.g., working alliance), and therapeutic interventions (e.g., treatment focus). He has also been involved in the development and investigation of new integrative treatments for generalized anxiety disorder and depression. Over the last several years, he has been conducting practice-oriented research aimed at better understanding and possibly improving psychotherapy as practice in natural settings.
He has more than 200 publications, including 10 co-edited books: On empirically based principles of change in psychotherapy (one with Larry Beutler, and another one with Michael Constantino and Larry Beulter); psychopathology research and psychotherapy (with Thomas Oltmanns); the therapist effects (with Clara Hill); insight in psychotherapy (with Clara Hill); corrective experiences in psychotherapy (with Clara Hill); the integration movement in psychotherapy (with Conrad Lecomte); the integration of practice and research in psychotherapy (with Christopher Muran); and two books on the legacy of influential figures of the Society for Psychotherapy Research, SPR (one with Bernhard Strauss and Jacques Barber, and another with Christopher Muran, Lynne Angus, Jeffrey Hayes, Nicholas Ladany, and Tim Anderson).
He is currently Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology at The Pennsylvania State University.
His research focuses on the process of change in psychotherapy. Within this context, he has investigated several factors related to the client (e.g., emotional experience), therapist (e.g., differential level of effectiveness), therapeutic relationship (e.g., working alliance), and therapeutic interventions (e.g., treatment focus). He has also been involved in the development and investigation of new integrative treatments for generalized anxiety disorder and depression. Over the last several years, he has been conducting practice-oriented research aimed at better understanding and possibly improving psychotherapy as practice in natural settings.
He has more than 200 publications, including 10 co-edited books: On empirically based principles of change in psychotherapy (one with Larry Beutler, and another one with Michael Constantino and Larry Beulter); psychopathology research and psychotherapy (with Thomas Oltmanns); the therapist effects (with Clara Hill); insight in psychotherapy (with Clara Hill); corrective experiences in psychotherapy (with Clara Hill); the integration movement in psychotherapy (with Conrad Lecomte); the integration of practice and research in psychotherapy (with Christopher Muran); and two books on the legacy of influential figures of the Society for Psychotherapy Research, SPR (one with Bernhard Strauss and Jacques Barber, and another with Christopher Muran, Lynne Angus, Jeffrey Hayes, Nicholas Ladany, and Tim Anderson).
PROGRAM
Improving therapist effectiveness: Guidelines from priniciples of change and psychopathology findings
Roundtable: The developing therapist
B: Improving therapist effectiveness by integrating interventions from different orientations: How and for whom?
B: Two-way street: advancing psychotherapy through therapist-researcher partnerships
Roundtable: The developing therapist
B: Improving therapist effectiveness by integrating interventions from different orientations: How and for whom?
B: Two-way street: advancing psychotherapy through therapist-researcher partnerships
