Interpessoal nas Perturbações de Personalidade

A 18-19 de Março de 2016, no Hotel Príncipe, Av Duque Dávila , 201 - Metro S.Sebastião - Lisboa, e no contexto da Especialização em Psicoterapia, a Sociedade organizou novo seminário de dois dias com Giancarlo Dimaggio, que nos apresenta o modelo Narrativo-dialógico de intervenção com perturbações da personalidade.

A Apresentação focou nos seguintes aspectos:
- Procedimentos para alcançar distância critica de esquemas interpessoais desadaptativos
- Procedimentos para enriquecer a actividade social, ultrapassar o evitamento, e desenvolver sentido de agência
- Perturbações de Evitamento e Narcisista foram o foco principal do treino
- Participantes convidados a discutir questões pessoais em actividades experienciais
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Seminar & Workshop on MIT for Personality Disorders.
The 18th and 19th March 2016, in Lisbon, a Seminar on Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy for Personality Disorders took place with Dimaggio, that lectured on:
- Procedures for achieving critical distance from maladaptive interpersonal schemas
- Procedures for enriching social action overcome avoidance and foster agency
- Avoidant and narcissistic pd were the main focus of the training
- Participants asked to discuss personal issues in the experiential part

Giancarlo Dimaggio (MD) is a prominent colleague coming from the Center for Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy, Roma. His scientific and clinical publications are numerous, on dialogical self theory, narrative psychotherapy, metacognition, metacognitive therapy, psychotherapy, psychotherapy research, mentalizing and personality disorders, including the volumes “The dialogical self in psychotherapy”, «Psychotherapy of personality disorders: Metacognition, states of mind and interpersonal cycles» and “Metacognition and severe adult mental disoders”. Giancarlo Dimaggio is an editorial coworker in several psychotherapy journals, including “International Journal for Dialogical Science”, “Journal of Constructivist Psychology”, “Psychotherapy Research”, “Journal of Personality Disorders” and associate editor for “Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice”.