8:00—9:00

BREAKFAST

9:00—9:15

ANNOUNCEMENTS

9:15—10:45

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Bruce Ecker

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY:

CONSTRUCTIVISM TO THE RESCUE!

10:45—11:00

COFFEE BREAK

11:00—12:00

Q&A with

Bruce Ecker

12:05—12:45

Paper:

Perceptions of peers differing in disclosure of child sexual abuse or bereavement.

Stephanie Lewis Harter

Gregory W. Harter

Blair A. Atkinson

Lisa L. Reynolds

Paper:

A constructivist research project: Women’s narratives of the transition to motherhood and postpartum depression.

Sanjay R. Nath

Paper:

Connecting self-theory, Buddhism & constructivism. Jerald Forster

1:00—2:00

LUNCH

2:15—2:45

Paper:

The emperor has no codes: Diagnosis as cradle and cage.

Tracy A. Knight

Paper:

Constructivist treatment
of divorce.

Donald K. Granvold

Workshop:

The application of personal construct psychology to understanding the etiology and effective treatment of panic attacks.

Jeanne Seitler

2:45—3:15

Paper:

Values in diagnostic labeling: A comparison of client perceptions of DSM and EPCP diagnoses.

Anthony Pavlo

3:15—3:45

Paper:

Ethical dilemmas in supervising graduate student research.

Marie L. Hoskins

Paper:

A personal construct psychology perspective
on models of homosexual identity formation.

Laurie Ann Morano

Jonathan D. Raskin

3:45—4:00

COFFEE BREAK

4:15—5:45

Clinical case:

Comparing CBT and Context-centered psychotherapy: A demonstration of mind vs. self.

Priscilla L. Britnell

Jessica L. James

Jay S. Efran

Workshop:

Values and vulnerabilities: Ethical engagement in cross-cultural counseling practice and research.

Anne Marshall

Symposium:

Personality disorders:
A developmental-constructivist perspective.

William J. Lyddon

Alissa Sherry

6:15—10:00

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