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phone: 510 654-2420 fax: 510 893-0247 email: dr.keller@kellerphd.com L.
Eileen Keller, Ph. D. Licensed Psychologist PSY7350 Psychotherapy Psychoanalysis
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Past Events
San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis Scientific
Meeting: March 10, 2008
Scientific Meeting - The Fostering of Agency: Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D.; April Fernando, Ph.D.; Kelley
Bryan Gin, Psy.D.; Program Overview: Diane Ehrensaft, Ph.D., is a developmental and clinical psychologist with a private practice in Oakland, California and a faculty member at Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California. She is a senior clinician and founding member of A Home Within, a non-profit organization serving the emotional needs of children in foster care, and co-editor with Toni Heineman of Building a Home Within: Meeting the Emotional Needs of Children and Youth in Foster Care (Brookes Publishing Co., 2005). She is also a supervisor/consultant at Westcoast Children's Clinic. April Fernando, Ph.D., is the Director of Research and Training at Westcoast Children's Clinic and a tenured faculty member at Holy Names University. Dr. Fernando has focused much of her professional career on the training and professional development of psychologists. She recently co-authored the paper titled, "The 'How To' of Half-Time Internships: Exemplars, Structure, and Quality Assurance," which appeared in Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. Dr. Fernando is the Chair of the Board of Directors of the California Psychology Internship Council. Her other professional interests include child psychoanalysis and ethnic identity development. Kelley Bryan Gin, Psy.D., is the Director of Clinical Services at Westcoast Children's Clinic. He is also core faculty in the Department of Counseling Psychology at Holy Names University. Eileen Keller, Ph.D., is a psychologist and psychoanalyst, Member and Faculty of San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis (formerly SFPI), Chair of the Child Development Program of SFCP, consultant to the Children's Psychotherapy Project, and in private practice of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis in Oakland. CE Credit 3.0 continuing Education Credits will be given to psychologists through Division 39 upon completion of the course. Division 39 is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education credits for psychologists and maintains responsibility for the program. As required by the APA, any course segment 15 hours or less requires 100% attendance in order to receive credit. Disabilities Questions: Other questions: Anca Ivan, Psy.D. (510) 717-5330
...cordially invites early childhood educators, psychoanalysts, and all interested mental health professionals to the Second Annual Meeting -- Early Childhood Educators and Psychoanalysts: The use of children's books to help young children master separation anxiety and conflicts, and develop rich inner lives will be explored by discussing Waddell's books: Owl Babies & Sleep Tight, Little Bear Martin Waddell, who lives in Northern Ireland, is an author of over 100 children books. Among them: The Little Bear books, Farmer Duck, and A Kitten Called Moonlight. He is the recipient of The 2004 Hans Christian Anderson Medal
The program is free.
Conversation About the Work of Elizabeth Tabak de Bianchedi Join Dr. Eileen Keller for an informal discussion of
the work of Elizabeth Eileen Keller, Ph.D., Member, Faculty, SFPI&S. Wednesday, October 25, 2006. SFPI&S, 2420 Sutter Street , San Francisco , CA ; 7:30-9:00 p.m. ; free.
A Case Discussion Using Bion's Ideas The richness and flexibility of Wilfred Bions thinking and writing invites us to expand our ideas about the task of psychoanalytic observation and technique. Ritual, set theories, and habit give way to innovation and spontaneity. In this clinical forum three clinicians will discuss their theoretical understanding of Bions work and the various influences shaping that understanding, i.e. Antonino Ferro, the neo-Kleinians, attachment theory, and infant observation. Presenter: Dena Sorbo, L.C.S.W. To register for A Case Discussion Using Bions
Clinical Ideas , please call Matthew at 415-563-5815. Please e-mail Dr. Keller for more information.
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