Part 3 : Transference and Boundary Considerations

Map Branches

• Course Schedule
  • Feb 17 - Introduction: Background and Statistics Feb 24 - Psychotherapy with Students, Part 1 : Developmental Perspective Mar 3 - Psychotherapy with Students, Part 2 : Advanced Techniques Mar 10 - no class (resident retreat) Mar 17 - no class (PPT exam) Mar 24 - School Violence and Systems Issues Mar 31 - Psychotherapy with Students, Part 3 : Transference and Boundary Considerations
• Goals and Objectives
  • Understanding common issues in student mental health in the US as a whole, and at Anschutz Medical Campus in particular. This includes gaining knowledge of student demographics and prevalence of mental illness. Learning about the structure of AMC student mental health service and how to access it. Reviewing human developmental issues as they relate to students, especially separation-individuation, development of personal and professional identity, and young-adult relationship and family issues. Developing an understanding of the history of campus violence and related systems issues, especially student privacy vs. protection. This includes learning about the AMC threat assessment team. Discussing advanced psychotherapy techniques as they apply to AMC health sciences students, including integration of strategies from psychodynamics, motivational interviewing, cognitive, interpersonal and behavioral approaches. Considering transference and boundaries issues as they apply to having health science students as psychiatric patients.
• Background & Statistics
  • Students are Stressed
  • AMC
    • Student Demographics
    • Our SMH Team
      • Silverman report
      • funding
      • vs Downtown campus
    • Our Patients
      • interface with Residency
• Psychotherapy with Students
  • Part 1 : Developmental Perspective
  • Part 2 : Advanced Techniques
  • Part 3 : Transference and Boundary Considerations
• School Violence & Systems Issues
  • History
  • AMC BETA Team
• Outreach
  • Consumer Groups
  • Group Therapy
  • Underserved populations
• Further Reading
  • College of the Overwhelmed
  • Behind Happy Faces

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