The Seasoned Clinician’s Notebook
The educational series, “The Seasoned Clinician’s Notebook: How Psychoanalytic Concepts Inform the Practice of Psychotherapy,” features clinicians from a range of disciplines who share how they use concepts from psychoanalysis to enrich their clinical work, from cultivating creativity to working with addictions.
These PCC sessions take place on Zoom. They are free of charge, but reservations are required.
CEUs will not be offered for The Seasoned Clinician’s Notebook, but Letters of Attendance will be sent upon completion of a program evaluation survey.
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Psychodynamics as an Anchor: Navigating Personal, Social, and Political Turmoil in Clinical Treatment
Presented by Loan Vo, PhD, LISW-S
November 2, 2024
10 am to 12 pm ET
via Zoom
Clients and clinicians alike are not immune from anxieties and conflicts in the interpersonal, social, and political world. In this presentation, Loan Vo will use multiple case vignettes to demonstrate the utility of psychodynamics in managing affective intensity and describe working through internal and external turmoil. She will also share “seasoned clinician’s notes,” or lessons learned, from the analysis of transference and countertransference dynamics in cross-cultural dyads.
Phuongloan Vo, PhD, LISW-S, is an adjunct instructor at University of Cincinnati School of Social Work. She is a recipient of UC’s Outstanding Adjunct Award in April 2023. She maintains a private practice in Cincinnati, OH, treating individuals and couples with mental health needs related to trauma, mood disorders, and life transitions as well as experiences of marginalization and oppression. Her clinical and research interests include dynamic cross-cultural treatment, clinical social work education and training, lived experiences of immigrants, and people with marginalized identities. She serves as an editorial peer reviewer for social work journals.
