BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:464@apc.it DTSTART:20251122T140000Z DTEND:20251122T173000Z DTSTAMP:20250910T085314Z URL:https://apc.it/lista-eventi/working-with-needs-in-a-modular-way-prof-r afaeli-rome-22-november-2025/ SUMMARY:WORKING WITH NEEDS IN A MODULAR WAY - Prof. Rafaeli - Rome\, 22 Nov ember 2025 DESCRIPTION:BRIEF ST-INSPIRED INTERVENTIONS:\nWORKING WITH NEEDS IN A MODUL AR WAY\nProf. Eshkol Rafaeli\, PhD\nRome\, 22 November 2025 - 02.00 pm - 0 5.30 pm\nThe Workshop will be held Saturday 22nd November 02.00 pm - 05.30 pm in presence in Rome at Roma Scout Center - Largo dello Scautismo n. 1\ , 00162\, Rome (Italy)\n \;\n\nTHE WORKSHOP\n\nIn a period of global c risis and unrest\, the gap between the need for mental health treatments a nd their availability is wide and widening. Efforts to create focused\, ta ilored\, and personalized solutions have often emphasized diagnostic categ ories and protocol-driven\, diagnosis-specific care. \n\nIn recent years\, however\, the limitations of this approach are increasingly recognized\, along with the high prevalence of comorbidities\, the utility of transdiag nostic work\, and the use of unified protocols that are actually less pers onalized. \n\nAn alternative way to go involves process-based therapy (see Hayes &\; Hofmann\, 2021) – which shifts the focus from symptom-redu ction to identifying and addressing the underlying processes whose disrupt ion causes symptoms. \n\nIn this workshop\, I will focus on how schema the rapy (ST) is an approach which has always called for exactly such process- based work. \n\nST’s theory centers on psychological needs\, and its int egrative treatment approach guides clinicians in the pragmatic use of dive rse emotion-focused\, cognitive\, behavioral\, and relational tools to add ress these needs. \n\nThe workshop will briefly review the rationale for p rocess-based approaches in general\, and then delve into a set of ideas an d tools for process-based work which brings ST ideas into the realm of foc used (and often brief and modular) interventions for anxiety and related d isorders. I will provide an overview of this model\, currently being resea rched jointly at Bar-Ilan University and UC Berkeley\, and will devote the majority of the time to learning and practicing the therapeutic tools it provides.\n \;\nNo registration fees for ISST members\, SITCC members and Presenters\nParticipants are responsible for covering their ISST or SI TCC membership fees\, as well as\, their own accommodation and travel expe nses.\nFor other participants (No ISST or SITCC members) there is a regist ration fee of 50\,00 euros vat included.\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\n \ ;\n\nProf. Eshkol Rafaeli\, PhD\n\nEshkol Rafaeli\, PhD\, is a professor o f clinical psychology\, the director of clinical training\, and the head o f the Psychology Department Community Clinic’s steering committee at Bar -Ilan University\, where he is also a member of the Gonda Neuroscience Cen ter which is home to his Affect and Relationships Lab. Eshkol received his undergraduate training at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and his PhD at Northwestern University in Evanston\, Illinois. He completed a one-year fellowship at McLean Hospital (Harvard Medical School)\, followed by a tw o-year post-doctoral fellowship at NYU. In 2003\, he established the Affec t and Relationships Lab – first\, at Barnard College\, Columbia Universi ty\, and six years later relocated the lab to Bar-Ilan University.\n\nEshk ol has published over 100 scholarly articles and chapters\, and co-authore d one book (Rafaeli\, Bernstein\, &\; Young's Distinctive Features of S chema Therapy\; Routledge\, 2010). With projects funded by the NIMH\, ISF\ , BSF\, the Templeton Foundation\, the Hope &\; Optimism Initiative\, a nd others\, Eshkol examines the nature and structure of moods and emotions in the daily lives of both distressed and non-distressed individuals and couples. His lab also conducts psychotherapy/intervention studies\; at pre sent\, these involve a treatment personalization study of single session i nterventions (funded by a Binational Science Foundation collaborative gran t with colleagues at UC-Berkeley) and a study examining mode change surrou nding brief imagery-based CBT for anxiety (funded by an Israeli Science Fo undation grant\, as well as a collaboration with colleagues at Trier Unive rsity in Germany).\n\n \;\n\n \;\n\n*On November 21-22nd\, before the Prof. Rafaeli's Workshop\, there will be the \;SCHEMA THERAPY RESE ARCH MEETING\, with a separate registration form. \;For info and regis tration for the \;SCHEMA THERAPY RESEARCH MEETING \;CLICK HERE\n\n  \;\n\nThe Workshop will be held Saturday 22nd November 02.00 pm - 05. 30 pm in presence in Rome at Roma Scout Center - Largo dello Scautismo n. 1\, 00162\, Rome (IT)\nNo registration fees for ISST members\, SITCC membe rs and Presenters\nParticipants are responsible for covering their ISST or SITCC membership fees\, as well as\, their own accommodation and travel e xpenses.\nFor other participants (No ISST or SITCC members) there is a reg istration fee of 50\,00 euros vat included.\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\nORG ANIZING COMMITEE:\n\n SPC srl - Scuola di Psicoterapia Cognitiva\n IAST - Italian Academy of Schema Therapy\n\nCONTACTS: info@iastitalia.it - +393 473566781\n\nBROCHURE ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://apc.it/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/RAFAEL I-LOCANDINA-ISCRIZIONI.png CATEGORIES:Convegni,Corsi non ecm,Corsi Schema Therapy END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR