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Southern California Society for ISTDP and Present INTO THE WILD: TRAVERSING THE SPECTRUM OF PSYCHONEUROSIS An Audio-Visual Workshop Showing ISTDP's Application to a Wide Spectrum of Cases
July 19-24, 2010 ~ Whistler Resort, British Columbia, Canada (Following the IEDTA International Conference in Vancouver ) Co-sponsored by the Southern California Psychiatric Society and
An opportunity for intensive study with presenters from the Vancouver Conference. This week-long program offers dual delights: a period of didactic and interactive study as the faculty share their thoughts, theories and interventions with Summer School participants; and plenty of time to share the wonders of Whistler with family and colleagues. IEDTA Conference Information and Registration
Summer School
Introduction ISTDP is the only evidence based short term psychotherapy designed to meet the mental health needs of a broad spectrum of outpatient conditions. Thus, this course is designed to acquaint students with Habib Davanloo, MD's classification of psychoneurotic disorders from low resistance, single focus cases through moderately resistant cases to severe character neurosis. The course will define and identify fragile cases as well as extending to the diagnosis and treatment of Borderline conditions. The course will feature the master teachers in the field applying Dr Davanloo's discoveries to patients from their own practices. Because of the confidential nature of the material presented only licensed professionals and those enrolled in a professional training/supervision program are allowed to attend. 
Educational Objectives
Teaching Methods
Continuing Education Fee: $30/certificate Summer School participants who request continuing education certificates are required to sign in and out on each day of the program and to attend all qualified continuing education activities. 25 hours of continuing education may be available to Summer School registrants. Continuing Education Hours are available for MFTs and LCSWs, are pending for Psychologists, Counselors, and Physicians, and may be of restricted value to some of the conference registrants as follows:
Schedule
Saturday morning Safely Back from the Wild (bus to Vancouver)
Faculty
Location Legends Whistler http://www.legendswhistler.com
Whistler A spectacular 90 minute drive takes us up the Sea to Sky Highway, along the fiords of Howe Sound and through the canyons of the Tantalus Mountain range. We will depart from the UBC campus Monday morning (approximately 9am ), by bus (included in your fees) and arrive at Whistler around Noon …with a short stop for coffee, tea, and muffins at beautiful Shannon Falls Provincial Park. We arrive at Legends Resort to check in, have a lunch break and begin our afternoon Summer School session promptly at 2pm.
Legends Resort, Whistler BC Canada Legends is your launch point to experience all that Whistler is famous for. Wake up early to enjoy a run on the Valley Trail, a walk along the lake, or to sip a hot coffee on your balcony and watch the mountain awaken in the sunlight. There is always something new to discover. This February, the Whistler Creekside is the venue for the 2010 Olympic Alpine events. In the summer, enjoy the languid, quietness with championship golf, world class spas, shopping, and a plethora of outdoor activities only steps away from the lobby. Capturing the vibrant atmosphere of this dynamic destination, Legends confidently sets itself apart from the more traditional mountain lodges, with bold colours and a laid back ambience. Families will appreciate the amenities. Couples will enjoy the atmosphere.
Accommodation and Meals The Summer School will be meeting in the resort's spacious meeting rooms just a quick elevator ride to the main floor. The room has a projector and screen, comfortable seating, natural light and air, and of course air conditioning and room temperature control. The Summer School starts promptly upon our arrival Monday afternoon and continues until Friday evening. Lunches will be provided on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday as well and two daily coffee breaks. Breakfasts and evening meals are on your own. All suites (see below) have dining and kitchen facilities and there are gourmet local grocer steps away to create your own breakfasts in your suite or enjoy the local breakfasts at nearby cafes. In the Summer School Immersion tradition, we often enjoy dinner together at a local restaurant—which is highly recommended, but optional of course. Guests are invited to join us on these outings but you may wish to find your own private table at the many fine dining venues throughout Whistler to enjoy tie with your guest or on your own. Wednesday offers a break from our fascinating studies, video reviews and growing collegiality to allow you to discover, explore and enjoy the spectacular sights and activities that Whistler is famous for—either on your own, with your guest, or with your colleagues. We will organize activities such as white water rafting, golf, hiking, mountain biking, etc. for you to do your own “Into the Wild (With a Safe Return)” adventure. (More details to follow as registration progresses). To also have the Immersion experience, accommodations are shared. We have reserved a block of 3 bedroom suites (which sleep 6 people very comfortably). The units consists of 1 king bed, 1 split king bed, and double bunk beds, and 1 queen sofa bed and two full bathrooms. Each unit is approximately 1155-1290 sq ft. Room amenities include: Air-conditioning, Balcony, Bathtub/Shower Combination, Cable TV, CD player, Climate control, Coffee maker, Cutlery and China, Data port, Direct dial phones, Dishwasher, DVD, Fireplace (gas), Full kitchen, Hairdryer, Hairdryer adapter on request, In suite washer/dryer, Microwave, Pay movies, Radio, Razor outlet, Sofa bed, Stereo, Table and chairs, Toaster, Toaster oven, Voicemail, Wireless High Speed Internet Access. All seminar sites are wheelchair accessible; those who need wheelchair or other special needs consideration in regards to lodging, please register early and indicate need to conference organizers so that arrangements can be made to provide rooms with the greatest accessibility.
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