porko ?
Since the format of my previous answer was satisfactory, I will
proceed here in the same way:
1. Stella Blackshaw
Co-author of ?The prevention of sexual exploitation of patients:
educational issues.?
Profession:
Consultant Psychiatrist and Supervisor in University Setting
Therapeutic Orientation/Specialty/Research Interests:
Eating disorders
Sexual exploitation of patients
Gender issues
Primary Source:
University of Saskatchewan: Stella Blackshaw
http://www.usask.ca/psychiatry/66%20faculty%20pages/facultyBlackshaw.html
2. Paul G.R. Patterson
Co-author of ?The prevention of sexual exploitation of patients:
educational issues.?
Profession:
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Educator
Therapeutic Orientation/Specialty/Research Interests:
?This award is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Paul Patterson, who was
a child and adolescent specialist with strong interests in the
education of the general psychiatrist. He practiced and mentored
community- based care and was an early advocate of reciprocal
education and practice at the family medicine? psychiatry interface.
He led and contributed to a broad range of educational initiatives at
the CPA with wisdom, creativity and a warm, gentle sense of humour.?
Annual Canadian Psychiatric Association Awards
http://www.cpa-apc.org/Publications/Archives/Bulletin/2004/february/NOMen.asp
3. Howard Book
Author of ?How to practice brief psychodynamic psychotherapy:
The core conflictual relationship theme method.?
Profession:
Psychiatrist, Psychoanalyst, Educator
Therapeutic Orientation:
Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Source:
Book Review: How to Practice Brief Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: The
Core Conflictual Relationship Theme Method
http://jppr.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/8/3/248a
4. Nancy Bridges
Author of ?Meaning and management of attraction: Neglected
areas of psychotherapy training and practice.?
Profession:
?Nancy Bridges, M.S.W., is a supervisor in the Department of
Psychiatry at the Cambridge Health Alliance, an instructor at the
Harvard Medical School, and lecturer at Smith College School for
Social Work.?
The Ethics of Touch: Authors
http://www.theethicsoftouch.com/?page=/authors.php
5. Lionel Caligor
Author of ?Parallel and reciprocal processes in
psychoanalytic supervision.?
Profession:
Pyschoanalyst, Training and Supervising Analyst, William Alanson White Institute
Therapeutic Orientation:
Freudian Analyis. Here are relevant excerpts from the history of the
White Institute (you may want to read more ? it?s interesting):
?[T]he White Institute has stood as the premier representative of the
?loyal opposition? to the psychoanalytic establishment in the United
States.?
. . .
?They formed an unusual alliance, based more on respect for freedom of
thought than unanimity of perspective. What they did agree on was a
humanistic concern to alleviate suffering, a fervent commitment to
psychoanalysis as a response to human pain, a pro_active political
stance toward redefining social structures to support individualism
and personal freedom, and an abiding interest in the manifold
interactions between individuals and their interpersonal environment.?
. . .
?But the heresy of our founders did not involve unraveling the
interwoven threads of analytic training. Candidates at White receive a
thorough grounding in the teachings of Freud and his followers, and
undergo an intensive experience of personal analysis and supervision,
requirements that parallel, and in some ways exceed those of the
American.?
6. Melanie Carr
Co-author of ?Fatal attraction: The ethical and
clinical dilemma of patient-therapist sex?
Profession:
Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Toronto
MBA Integrative Thinking Practicum: U, of Toronto
http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:wu2uDuRUkPMJ:www.rotman.utoronto.ca/mba/Practicum_Invitation.doc+%22melanie+carr+%22+toronto&hl=en
Therapeutic Orientation/Research Interest:
Dr. Carr appears to have a more academic than therapeutic professional
orientation, and there is very little online information about her.
Indeed, it was very hard to find her full name. Her special interest
appears to be therapist/patient sexual relationships. Here is a quote
from another journal article that describes one aspect of her views on
the subject:
?Psychiatrists Melanie Carr and Gail Robinson wrote: "[W]omen are
often programmed to take responsibility for and feel guilty about
relationships and their problems. The almost universal expression of
guilt and shame expressed by women who have been sexually involved
with their therapists is a testament to the power of this
conditioning.?
Sex Between Therapists and Clients, Kenneth S. Pope
http://kspope.com/sexiss/sexencyc.php
7. Gail E. Robinson, MD
Co-author of ?Fatal attraction: The ethical and
clinical dilemma of patient-therapist sex.?
Profession:
Affiliate Scientist
Division of Behavioural Sciences & Health
Toronto General Research Institute
Research Interests:
Research in psychosomatic aspects of obstetrics and gynecology
Violence against women
Professional sexual misconduct and women professionals
Search Strategy:
My search strategy was identical to that I followed in answering your
other question. That is, using a variety of Google searches, I
determined the first names of the authors. I then used other Google
searches to match the full names with the works cited in your
questions.
Then, the hard part, I searched for information about their
?therapeutic approaches.? Almost all of the best sources for that
kind of information are in journal articles that are accessible online
only for a price or a
subscription. I did my best to piece together the most relevant
information on each author from available online sources by using
Google searches with terms that combined the author?s name with
various other terms.
Based on the similarities between this project and the other one I
performed for you, I am reasonably confident that the above
information will be useful to you. However, if anything is unclear,
please ask for clarification before rating the answer.
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