AEP Video Review Group
Betty Cannon
TBA
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AEP Video Review Group: For some time now, students at BPI have been asking for a video review group. This is it!
You will bring in videos of portions of sessions with clients and/or fellow classmates for review in the group. You are encouraged to bring in material that you would like to consider for improving your AEP/Gestalt skills. Video review is quite friendly - we'll look at what you do right as wells as work toward fine-tuning your skills.
Moment by moment feedback will give you some great ideas for strengthening your AEP/Gestalt skills. We will role-play alternative interventions and consider countertransference issues live. If appropriate, Betty may share some of her own videos as well.
Sessions can include work with individuals, couples or groups. Permission must be granted in writing for us to look at the videos.
This is an ongoing group with a limit of 12 members. If you wish to sign up for ten sessions in advance, you can get a 10% discount. There is one free miss per calendar year.
Technical Matters: Betty's office will be open most Saturday's to schedule tapings. We also have a small video camera that you can borrow. Reed Lindberg, BPI Managing Director, will instruct the group prior to the start date on camera, sound and making video clips.
Location
1140 Lehigh Street
Boulder, CO 80305
303 494 0393
The Group Leader: Betty Cannon, Ph.D., Boulder Psychotherapy Institute President and co-founder, is a licensed psychologist and certified Gestalt therapist. She has worked with individuals, couples and groups in Boulder for over thirty years and trained psychotherapists for over twenty years. She holds doctorates in both literature and psychology. She is Professor Emerita at the Colorado School at Mines and Adjunct Professor at Naropa University and Regis University. She is a member of the editorial boards of three professional journals: Sartre Studies International, Review of Existential Psychology and Psychiatry, and Existential Analysis. She is an internationally known author, lecturer and workshop presenter. She is the author of many journal articles and book chapters on existential therapy. Her book, Sartre and Psychoanalysis, is considered a classic in existential psychology. She is the executive contributing editor for the section on Existential Psychoanalysis for the Edinburg International Encyclopaedia of Psychoanalysis. Betty is the originator of Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP) and is currently co-authoring a book with Reed Lindberg on this approach.
