8:00—9:00

ON-SITE REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

9:00—9:15

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS

9:15—10:45

KEYNOTE

Michael F. Hoyt

EVERYDAY CONSTRUCTIVISM

10:45—11:00

COFFEE BREAK

11:00—12:00

Q&A:

Michael F. Hoyt

Case Demonstration:

Sandtray therapy for inpatient sexual addiction: An illustration of constructive process work.

Lauren Spooner

William J. Lyddon

12:05—12:45

Paper:

On the existential use of the self in experiential personal construct psychotherapy: I: Intuition.

Larry M. Leitner

April J. Faidley

1:00—2:00

LUNCH

2:15—2:45

Workshop:

From constructs to metaphors: Exploring

the limits of language.

Sandy Woolum

Paper:

Beyond ballet technique:

The emotional voice, personality typographies of student ballet dancers at elite dance conservatoires.

Thom Hecht

Clinical case:

The use of personal construct psychology in the successful treatment of a woman exhibiting identity diffusion, secondary to a traumatic brain injury.

Jeanne Seitler

2:45—3:15

Paper:

Constructing identity
in the virtual space.

Daniel Quick

3:15—3:45

Paper:

Exploring the subjectivist meanings and experiences
of depression.

Reena Sheth

Clinical case:

Co-constructing non-verbal narratives: narrative scrapbooking as a meaning-making tool in bereavement.

Elizabeth Maier

3:45—4:15

Paper:

Morals, mind, and personal constructs.

J. Edward Hazelton

4:15—4:30

COFFEE BREAK

4:30—6:00

Symposium:

Epistemology and practice among seasoned psychotherapists.

Greg J. Neimeyer (Chair)

Brittany Brucatto

Jocelyn L. Lee

Gizem Aksoy Toska

Workshop:

Constructing a more positive self-identity.

Jerald Forster

6:15—8:00

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION
Grand Salon, Clarke Field House

8:00-10:00

Memorial for Michael Mahoney