Deadline for INSPIRE 2016 ISST Vienna Conference Presentation Submissions: January 20th, 2016

Wednesday is the final day to submit your proposal for a panel, symposia, hot-topic talk, case discussion, workshop, or poster presentation for the INSPIRE 2016 ISST Vienna Conference, taking place from June 30th to July 2nd, 2016. The conference theme is: "What is it with Modes? The Transdiagnostic Power of Mode Work in Schema Therapy." 

If you have not yet submitted your proposal, please do so now. If you have already submitted, please check that you received an automated email confirmation from us. Using our online portal, the process to submit your proposal is easy to complete. Take a few minutes to review the instructions, and submit your proposal before the deadline passes.

Deadline for Submissions: 

January 20, 2016: proposals for panels, symposia, hot-topic talks, case discussions, workshops, and poster presentations

To submit your proposal, visit: SUBMISSIONS

If you have any questions about the submission process, please contact us at: isst.vienna.2016@gmail.com

Responses to submissions will be announced by late February 2016. 

Yours, 

Eshkol Rafaeli (on behalf of the The ISST Program Committee)

— VIENNA CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENTS —

Preconference Workshops Announced

Full-Day Workshops

What is it with Modes for Distressed Couples? 

How Schema Couples Therapy Uses Mode Work to Heal Relationships

by Travis Atkinson, Eckhard Roediger, Poul Perris, Chiara DiFrancesco, David Edwards & Bruce Stevens 

Experiential Techniques for Mode Work in Group Therapy 

by Paul Kasyanik & Elena Romanova

Fine Tuning Imagery Re-Scripting 

by Chris Hayes & Remco van der Wijngaart

Transformational Chair Work: The Advanced Dialogues

by Scott Kellogg 

Schema Therapy for Children & Adolescents (ST-CA)

by Christof Loose & Maria Galimzyanova

Half-Day Workshops 

Sexual Difficulties: 

A Schema Therapy Approach for Conceptualization and Treatment

by Eshkol Rafaeli & Offer Maurer 

Discovering Schema Modes in Oneself and in One's Patients: An Interactive, Self-Experience Workshop Combining Therapy and Positive Psychology

by David P. Bernstein

Young Investigator Award

The ISST Board invites submissions for the 1^st Biennial Young Investigator Award. The recipient of the award will receive a certificate and a cash prize of €1000. The award will be based upon a presentation (poster, symposium talk, or hot topic talk) to be presented in the Vienna 2016 ISST conference, as well as on evidence of engagement in a program of research that is consistent with the mission of ISST and holds a promise of developing theoretical or practical applications that represent clear advances to the field. The work should eventually take the form of independent or collaborative work published in high-impact journals, competitive grant support, etc.

Submissions should include the following:

• Submission of a poster, symposium talk, or hot topic talk which includes designation that the submitter is interested in being considered for the Young Investigator Award. This is done through the regular submission portal.
• Concurrent with the submission (i.e., by the January 15, 2016 deadline), all candidates for the Award shall send a Curriculum Vitae (CV) to the conference email address: EMAIL  
• Candidates must be within their graduate (or post-graduate) training, or no more than 10 years after the completion of the terminal degree in their field (e.g., PhD, MD).

— INSPIRE 2016 VIENNA UPDATES & MORE —

Sign-up now for conference updates

Registration will be opening for the Vienna conference shortly, and we want to make sure you don't miss out on the latest news and events. Take a few minutes to browse the website, including reviewing our "Vienna Travel Planner" page. You may also sign-up for updates on the INSPIRE 2016 page.

Looking for a hotel or place to stay in Vienna? We will include recommended hotels that you can reserve directly on the registration page, and will suggest more options depending on your needs on the ISST website. 

Visit the website now for more details: INSPIRE 2016 VIENNA

Upcoming Schema Therapy Events

• Introduction to Schema Therapy with Neele Reiß and Friederike Vogel
  15-16 Jan 2016 4:00 PM Kaiserstr. 18, Mainz, Germany
• Schema Couples Therapy Interest Group Meeting 
  18 Jan 2016 8:00 AM (EST) Online
• Introduction to Group Schema Therapy 3 Days with Joan Farrell & Ida Shaw
  21 Jan 2016 Klinikk for Psykologbehandling, Fjellgata 14 Kongsvinger, Norway
• 3-Day Advanced Training In Group Schema Therapy with Ida Shaw & Joan Farrell
  27 Jan 2016 Copenhagen, Denmark Schema Therapy Institute, Director Susanne Vind
• A Day of Schema Therapy Self-Practice/Self-Reflection with Joan Farrell & Ida Shaw
  05 Feb 2016 9:00 AM Center for Cognitive Therapy Moscow, Director Yakov Kotchekov
• Individual Schema Therapy Training for ISST Certification - Part 2 with Farrell & Shaw
  06 Feb 2016 9:30 AM Center for Cognitive Therapy Moscow, Director Yakov Kotchekov
• Advanced Training In Group Schema Therapy - Ida Shaw
  08 Feb 2016 St. Petersburg Schema Therapy Institute, Russia, Director: Paul Kasyanik
• Schema Couples Therapy Interest Group Meeting
  15 Feb 2016 8:00 AM (EST) Online
• Schema Therapy Treatment Strategies with Neele Reiß and Friederike Vogel
  19-20 Feb 2016 4:00 PM Kaiserstr. 18, Mainz, Germany
• Module 2: Schema Therapy skills and working with Borderline Personality Disorder with Gill Heath & Tara Cutland Green
  24-26 Feb 2016 9:15 AM BPS Offices, 30 Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4UE, London

View more schema therapy events on the website: EVENTS

Sponsoring an event that is not yet listed on the website?  SUBMIT EVENTS

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