The Development of the Psychotherapist as a Person
Our late colleague, mentor and friend, Jan Rowe, a co-founder of The Psychotherapy Cooperative, had a passion for fostering dialogue in the larger professional community about the practice and experience of being a psychotherapist
Fifth Annual Dinner and Presentation was held November 4, 2011
Guest Presenter: Ned Farley, PhD
Dr. Farley is the chair of the Mental Health Counseling as well as the Integrative Studies in Psychology programs at Antioch University Seattle and has been a Core Faculty Member in the Master’s in Psychology Programs since 1992. His practical experience is in Community Mental Health as well as in Private Practice, Consultation, and Supervision.
His areas of interest and specialization include: Existential Psychology; Buddhist Psychology; Phenomenology; Adult Development; Gay/Lesbian/Bi/TS issues in Therapy; Domestic Violence; Dissociative Disorders; Bridging traditional and alternative views of Psychopathology & Diagnosis/Assessment; Multiculturalism in Psychology; Shame and internalized "isms" and their impact on identity development; The use of ritual in therapeutic healing; Mind/Bodywork; Native American Shamanism; Gay/Lesbian Studies; Psychological Perspectives in Theatre, Film and Literature.
Past Lecture Events
October 2010: Presenter: John Wynn, MD
September 2009: Presenter: Gretchen Gundrum, Ph.D
September 2008: Presenter: Lane Gerber, Seattle University, Psychotherapy Cooperative
May 2007: Guest Presenter: Craig Rennebohm, Mental Health Chaplaincy
About our lecture events
We are proud to present a series of lectures that honor the memory and tradition of Dr. Jan Rowe, longtime Seattle University professor and one of the founders of the Psychotherapy Cooperative. Through this series, we hope to continue Jan's work in leading therapists to appreciate and honor how we grow as persons through our work with our clients.