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The Otto Kernberg Series (2-Video Series)
Otto Kernberg has been widely regarded as one of the leading experts in the field of psychoanalysis and the treatment of severe personality disorders for several decades. Learn why on these two new videos.
If you think psychoanalytic theories and techniques are dated or even irrelevant, you'll be in for a surprise with these videos. Kernberg, now in his 80s, shows how psychoanalysis has evolved. In both of these videos makes a strong case for assessment and treatment not being rooted in the past, but based on how the patient behaves in their current life, as well as how they present in the psychotherapy office. He is wise, grounded, animated, and decidedly practical in his approach. Regardless of your orientation, you cannot helped but be enriched by spending some time with this master.
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In this Series…
What therapists are saying…
Otto Kernberg: Live Case Consultation
"Useful, practical and well-produced, this video features Dr. Kernberg's typically acute insight into understanding and treating challenging patients. It would be helpful to residents and clinical psychologists who are learning to treat the demanding client (such as a traumatized incest survivor), as well as mid-career professionals who are looking for tips on how to conduct group supervision."
-- Jonathan Raffes, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, Columbia University
"Useful, practical and well-produced, this video features Dr. Kernberg's typically acute insight into understanding and treating challenging patients. It would be helpful to residents and clinical psychologists who are learning to treat the demanding client (such as a traumatized incest survivor), as well as mid-career professionals who are looking for tips on how to conduct group supervision."
-- Jonathan Raffes, PhD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, Columbia University
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Personality Disorders: An Interview with Otto Kernberg, MD
"What makes this video an exemplary teaching tool is the way in which the interviewer, Dr. Terrence Owens, directs Dr. Kernberg, thus enabling the viewer to understand the foundations upon which Kernberg’s thinking is based. Kernberg provides a number of interesting surprises in this video, including an explanation of his use of Erikson’s theory of identity development, and clinical vignettes from his own experiences. I would highly recommend this video for graduate students as well as for experienced clinicians."
-- Mary Lamia, PhD, Professor, The Wright Institute
"What makes this video an exemplary teaching tool is the way in which the interviewer, Dr. Terrence Owens, directs Dr. Kernberg, thus enabling the viewer to understand the foundations upon which Kernberg’s thinking is based. Kernberg provides a number of interesting surprises in this video, including an explanation of his use of Erikson’s theory of identity development, and clinical vignettes from his own experiences. I would highly recommend this video for graduate students as well as for experienced clinicians."
-- Mary Lamia, PhD, Professor, The Wright Institute
Length of Series: 4:02:00
English subtitles available
Otto Kernberg, MD is the Director of the Personality Disorder Institute at the New York Presbyterian Hospital, Westchester Division, and Professor of Psychiatry at the Joan and Sandford I. Weill Medical College and Graduate School of Medical Sciences of Cornell University. He is also Training and Supervising Analyst of the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research and is the Past-President of the International Psychoanalytic Association. He has received numerous awards for his excellence in Psychiatry and has authored or coauthored over twenty books.See all Otto Kernberg videos.
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