Moving Ahead: From Models to Patients

15:00–15:30

George Silberschatz

Expertise in Psychotherapy: What Makes Therapy Work — and What Experts Do Differently

15:30–16:00

Francesco Gazzillo

CMT as a “precision psychotherapy”: from the plan of the treatment to the plan of the session

16:00–16:30

Elizabeth Li

Predictive processing and CMT

17:00–17:30

James McCollum

The Dodo Was Right… Now What?

17:30–18:00

John T. Curtis

Treatment by attitude

18:00–18:30

Sveva Angrisani

Clinical reflections on the patient’s unconscious plan: from the clarity of the course to the unpredictability of the process

18:30–19:00

David Kealy

Safety, creativity, and the therapeutic relationship

10:00–10:30

Trevor Ahrendt

Expanding the culture of psychotherapy to adapt to what patients say they want

10:30–11:00

Federica Genova e Gaia Piscopiello

Reading Intimate Partner Violence through CMT: Clinical Insights into the Role of Interpersonal Shame and Guilt

11:30–12:00

Cristina Mazza e Marianna Santodoro

Assessing guilt in childhood: a cross-informant validation and shared dimensions of guilt in parents and children

12:00–12:30

Valeria Crisafulli

Vicious relational circles between parents and children: parentification, role-reversal and omnipotent responsibility

12:30–13:00

Eleonora Fiorenza e Marianna Santodoro

CMT in complex cases: integrating individual, couple, and social setting

15:00–15:30

Romana Cuomo

Are techniques necessary for treating traumas? A clinical case

15:30–16:00

Giuseppe Stefano Biuso

Beyond the Delusion: Safety and Mastery in the Therapeutic Treatment of Delusional Disorder

16:00–16:30

Emanuele Bruno

Don’t pay attention to us: integrating EMDR, working with dissociative parts and CMT

17:00–17:30

Laura Rosi

Safe enough to stay, safe enough to go: reflections on ten years of working with addictions through CMT

17:30–18:00

Roberta Alesiani e Silvia Boccalon

“Nothing at the Centre”: Theoretical and Technical Implications between Winnicott and CMT

18:00–18:30

Chiara Fante

The (sustainable) lightness of CMT: exploration and play in educational and therapeutic settings

10:00–10:30

Giorgia Giusti

Introductory notes on group therapy from a CMT perspective

10:30–11:00

Omar Bellanova

Sexual agency and the treatment of sexual problems

11:00–11:30

Nadia Iannella

LGBT+ Identity Development from a CMT Perspective: The Role of Pathogenic Beliefs and Coming Out as a Relational Test

12:00–12:30

Marta Rodini e Federica Buonfantino

Some ‘perfect mothers’ and the quest for the ‘perfect’ adult love

12:30–13:00

Chiara Sambroia

Treatments by attitude and corrective emotional experiences: some personal reflections