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Development of Clinical Intuition

  • Friday, April 22, 2016
  • 9:00 AM - 12:15 PM
  • 5319 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207
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This course reflects 25 years of research on the integration of intuition in clinical practice. As a valid way of knowing, it is an aspect of practice that is rarely discussed in training programs or clinical settings. Hanna Segal observed, “Psychoanalytic intuition is one of the most important qualities in an analyst. It can be trained because it is based on experience, but also there is some intuition whether due to early experiences or other things….You can have more or less.” Drawing on research across disciplines, this course reviews what it is, how it works, the continuum of capacity, and how it contributes to overall therapeutic action. Underlying principles and processes will be demonstrated with the goal of helping participants identify their own intuitive processes and integrate them into their preferred theoretical framework.


Clinicians with all levels of experience will benefit from this workshop. Experience with meditation, interest in energy psychology and/or a biopsychosocial-spiritual perspective is a plus.


Instructor: Marilyn Stickle, LCSW, BCD

Info: ms@marilynstickle.com, 703-790-0232

Cost: Members $60 | Grads $30 | Non-Members $90

CEUs: 3 hours

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