Le Corps Enseignant
Richard G. Erskine, Ph.D.,
est le directeur de formation à l'Institut de Psychothérapie Intégratrive.
Il est psychologue clinicien avec trois décennies d'expérience de la pratique et de l'enseignement clinique de la psychothérapie.
Il s’est spécialisé dans le traitement des enfants sévèrement perturbés, a dirigé un groupe thérapeutique dans une prison de haute sécurité, et spécialisait dans sa pratique de psychothérapeute dans le traitement de l’obsession, de la dissociation, et du processus schizoïde..
En 1972, en tant que professeur à l'université de l'Illinois, Dr Erskine développa les concepts initiaux de la psychothérapie Intégrative
En 1976 il a fondé l'Institut pour la Psychothérapie Intégratrive à New York City et il enseigne tous les ans la théorie et les méthodes dans plusieurs autres pays et d'autres lieux de formation aux Etats-Unis.
Il est l'auteur de quatre livres et de nombreux articles sur la pratique de la psychothérapie.
Joshua Zavin, Ph.D.,
est un psychologue clinicien pratiquant à Morristown, New-Jersey depuis 1990. Il a une pratique générale avec des adultes, qui intègre des domaines de spécialité d'abus de substances et du travail corporel en psychothérapie.
De 1987 à 1989 il a été chef-psychologue à l'hôpital de ville d'Elmhurst, Queens ; de 1981 à 1987, masseur-thérapeute agréé à New York. Il a été président de Programme de la Morris County Psychological Association (MPCA) de 2002 à 2004, Président de la MPCA de 1999 à 2001 et président d'Adhésion de 1966 à 1968.
Joan Adria D’Amico, LCSW,
est assistante sociale clinique avec en plus un diplôme universitaire en Sexualité Humaine, Mariage et Vie Familiale. Elle a été dans le service public aussi bien qu'en la pratique privé pendant plus de 20 ans. Elle a organisé des groupes de soutien pour des femmes détenues dans des prisons Départementales et des prisons d'Etat, elle a développé et enseigné des programmes de sexualité humaine à l'Université de New York City, et dans les départements de Westchester et Rockland. Elle a été ponctuellement surveillante dans des écoles d'Assistantes Sociales, et elle a donné des conférences sur des sujets concernant la santé mentale.
Elle est une Psychothérapeute Intégrative spécialisée dans la thérapie individuelle, de groupe et de couples et elle mène un groupe continu de supervision pour des praticiens avancés.
Elle est membre du Conseil d'Administration de l'Integrative Psychotherapy Association, et est co-fondatrice des Integrative Psychotherapy Associates à New York et à Hambourg -Allemagne.
Burkhard Hofmann, M.D.,
pratique la Psychothérapie Intégrative à Hambourg –Allemagne. Il a de l'expérience clinique en Médecine Interne, Orthopédie et en Psychiatrie. Grâce à lui la psychothérapie corporelle de groupe pour le traitement des douleurs chronique du dos a été introduite dans le système hospitalier Allemand. Actuellement il s'intéresse aux effets intergénérationnels du trauma culturel. Lui-même un violoniste accompli, il traite beaucoup de personnes des arts du spectacle. Il est co-fondateur de Integrative Psychotherapy Associates à New York et à Hambourg- Allemagne.
Janet P. Moursund, Ph.D.,
est psychologue clinicienne et professeur associé émeritus en Psychologie de Conseil à l'université d'Oregon. Avant sa retraite de l'université elle avait également une pratique privée en psychothérapie à Eugene – Oregon. Elle est la fondatrice de l'Eugene Community Counseling Centre, un centre de conseil à bas-prix qui célèbre ses 25 ans de fonctionnement ininterrompu. Dr Moursund est l'auteur de dix livres dans des domaines divers de psychologie et de psychothérapie, y compris trois sur la théorie et la pratique de la psychothérapie centrée sur la relation (deux co-écrit avec Richard Erskine et un co-écrit avec Richard Erskine et Rebecca Trautmann) Son livre La Pratique de Conseil et de Thérapie est maintenant en sa quatrième édition.
Marye O’Reilly-Knapp, PhD, RN ,
est psychothérapeute en pratique privé à Devon, PA et professeur assistant à l'Ecole des Infirmières à l'Université de Widener où elle met en place un programme de soin psychiatrique de troisième cycle. Elle est infirmière diplômée par l'American Nurses Association et elle est Certifiée en Analyse Transactionnelle. Elle a publié plusieurs articles dans des magazines professionnels sur trauma, dissociation, le processus schizoïde et la Psychothérapie Intégrative. Marye a enseigné eux Etats Unis, Canada et en Europe. Actuellement elle forme des psychothérapeutes à Ryazan en Russie.
Carol Merle-Fishman, M.A., CMT, LCAT, LMHC,
is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, certified in Integrative Psychotherapy, Clinical Transactional Analysis and Music Therapy. In the early part of her career, she worked in a variety of hospital and clinical settings as a Music Therapy Consultant and Supervisor, and held faculty positions in a number of undergraduate and graduate Music Therapy programs. She is a past president of the American Association for Music Therapy. In the early 1980's she began her study of Transactional Analysis and Integrative Psychotherapy, expanding her work to include these modalities. She currently maintains a private practice in Cortlandt Manor, NY where she works with individuals, groups and couples, offering Integrative Psychotherapy, Music Therapy and clinical supervision. A frequent presenter at national and international conferences, she has published articles on both Music Therapy and Integrative Psychotherapy and is the co-author of
The Music Within You. Carol is a Founding Member and a Teaching and Supervising faculty member of the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association.
Sandra Watson
is a UKCP Registered Psychotherapist. She has, for a little over 20 years, maintained a private practice in the East Midlands region of the UK. Her practice includes working with individuals, couples and groups both in her private practice and agency contracts. She also provides clinical supervision to therapists nationwide. Sandra’s original trainings over a seven-year period were Psychodynamic Counselling followed immediately by Gestalt Psychotherapy training. In 1994 she began integrating these two approaches and many more during the last 17 years, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of Integrative Psychotherapy and a theory of methods, her quest for excellence is on going and continues today!
She was a core tutor and Director of Matrix College (East Anglia UK), 2006 through 2010 providing an Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counselling training programme to BSc (Hons) degree level, Sandra enjoyed her role during this time and remains a visiting tutor.
Her focus has been, and still is, to provide Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling professional development programmes to those wanting to enhance their original college training. Enabling clinicians to further develop expertise in their clinical practice, in the interest of their clients, their supervisees and their own professional and personal integration. Sandra is a Founding Member of the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association and a Certified International Integrative Psychotherapy Trainer & Supervisor. Her belief is that professional and personal learning is a life long process and never ceases; this notion is what keeps her passion alive in continually seeking to provide an effective Integrative relational psychotherapy as a therapist and as a teacher.
Amaia Mauriz- Etxabe, Ph.D.,
is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, and Certified European Psychotherapist who specializes in adults, adolescents, families and group therapy. Since 1988 she has served as the Director of the
Institute Bios, Psicólogos in Bilbao (Basque Country-Spain) where for 20 years she has organized and coordinate ongoing training programs in transactional analysis, psychodrama and integrative psychotherapy in cooperation with both the Offical Colleague of Psychologist and Deusto Unuversity. Throughout her professional life she has been involved member in several professional associations; currently she serves on the Board of Trustees and is a member of the Commission of Standards and Certification of the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association. She has presented her work in group therapy, psycho-drama, and integrative psychotherapy at several national and international conferences.
Dr. Elena Maria Guarrella
is a Certified Psychologist and Psychotherapist, Certified Trainer and Supervisor by the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association. Since 1978 she has worked as a Psychotherapist and Trainer in private practice and Family Consultories Services. She works with single, couples and groups with a specialization with couples therapy. She is the founder and president of the Istituto di Analisi Transazionale Integrativa (IANTI) Didactic director of its Training Area, and since 1995 leads trainings programs in Relational Integrative Psychotherapy for psychotherapists, counsellors and trainers. She is the chair of the IIPA Certification Standards Commitee Elena has published several articles in Quaderni of IANTI, author of 1 book and co-writer of 3 books.
Lise Small, M.A.,
is a certified psychologist, trainer and supervisor in Integrative Psychotherapy. Among others, her training has included Jungian analysis. She is a clinical member of the International Transactional Analysis Association, a founding member of the French Institute of Transactional Analysis, has served as vice president of the European Association of Transactional Analysis and as a member of the its Ethics committee. She spent several years on the editorial boards of the Transactional Analysis Journal and Actualités (the French Journal).
Lise maintains a private practice in Paris and works in both French and English. She has taught and led workshops in France, Spain, England and Slovenia. She is a trainer and supervisor in Integrative Psychotherapy and currently leads several training groups. As an active member and former president of an American Association of Women in Europe, she has participated in their extensive research on bilingualism, bi-cultures and the problems of dual nationalities.
Her focus as a therapist and trainer has been the in-depth comprehension of archaic relational needs and how to work with adults who have experienced extreme lack, neglect or abuse. She respects each client or trainee as a unique person, working and changing in his or her unique way, and that this is the essence of an integrated approach to psychotherapy.
Lise has published two articles:
"A Brief Sketch by an Integrative Psychotherapist”, TAJ Vol 26 No.4 October 1996
And
"On Being Competent even if we don't know everything", TAJ 32 No 4 October 2002
