2004 Ohio SPR Conference Program

 

Friday, April 16

 

3:00-4:00pm                  Registration

Porter Hall, First floor


 
4:00-5:30pm                            Opening ceremonies and Keynote Address

Porter 102                      From Process to Outcome Research: An Empirical Route Toward Psychotherapy Integration

                                    Louis Castonguay, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State University)

 

5:30-6:30pm                  Dinner reception

Porter 108


 

6:30-8:00pm                  Panel session

Porter 102                      Initial Treatment Predictors of Alliance and Client Change in Process-Experiential Therapy

Moderator: Robert Elliott, Ph.D. (University of Toledo)

 

Client Anger in Process-Experiential Therapy: Measurement and Prediction of Alliance and Outcome

                                                Margaret Chan & Robert Elliott, Ph.D. (University of Toledo)

 

The First Session of PE Therapy: Predicting Alliance and Outcome from Client and Therapist First Session Ratings

                                                Robert Elliott, Ph.D. (University of Toledo)

 

Do Client Initial Therapy Resources Predict Therapeutic Alliance and Outcome in PE Therapy?

                                                Emily Breighner, Jennifer Baumgardner, and Robert Elliott, Ph.D. (University of Toledo)

 

8:30pm                         Reception

Home of Dr. Anderson                       Poetry reading: Dr. Robert Elliott


 

Saturday, April 17


 

8:30-9:00am                  Breakfast

Porter 108

 

9:00-10:00am                Session A: Panel

Porter 102                      Internal Voices and Their Measurement

                                                Moderator: Katerine Osatuke (Miami University)

 

                                    Distinguishing Internal Voices by Content and Sound: Initial Findings

Katerine Osatuke, Meredith J. Glick, Carol L. Humphreys, and William B. Stiles, Ph.D. (Miami University), David A. Shapiro, Ph.D., and Michael Barkham, Ph.D. (University of Leeds)

                                   

Measuring Internal Multiplicity through Sounds of Clients’ Speech: Characteristics of Good Raters   

                                                Barbara L. Jack, Katerine Osatuke, and William B. Stiles, Ph.D. (Miami University)

                                   

9:00-9:45am                  Session B: Paper

Porter 100                      “It’s Only Words”: Computerized Analysis of Psychotherapy Transcripts

                                    Timothy Anderson, Ph.D. (Ohio University)          

                                                           

10:00-10:15am               Break

Porter 108


 

10:15-11:45am               Session A: Panel

Porter 102                      Self-disclosure in Multiple Contexts

Moderator: Barry A. Farber, Ph.D. (Teachers College, Columbia University)

 

Determining the (Elusive) Effects of Patient Disclosure on Therapeutic Outcome

                                                Barry A. Farber, Ph.D. (Teachers College, Columbia University)

                                   

Therapists’ Reasons For and Against Self-Disclosure: Differences Between Child and Adult Therapists

                                                Joseph Capobianco and Barry A. Farber, Ph.D. (Teachers College, Columbia University)

 

Mentors’ Self-Disclosures in Developing Mentoring Relationships

Courtney Hergenrother and Carol Humphreys (Miami University)

 

10:15-11:45am               Session B: Paper and Open Discussion

Porter 100                                  Moderator: Ben Ogles, Ph.D. (Ohio University)

 

Feedback and Adherence within the Wraparound Approach

Ben Ogles, Ph.D., and Derek Hatfield (Ohio University)

 

How Therapists Assess Client Progress and What Influence This Judgment Can

Have on Subsequent Treatment Decisions

Derek Hatfield (Ohio University)

                                   

11:45am-1:00pm            Lunch

Porter 108


 

1:00-2:30pm                  Paper session A

Porter 103                                  Moderator: Jeff Hayes, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State University)

 

An Empirical Investigation of the Wounded Healer Concept Among Bereavement Counselors

Jeff Hayes, Ph.D., Yun-Jy Yeh, and Alanna Zentz (Pennsylvania State University)

 

Working Alone or with Others: A Comparison of Popular Dream Work Methods

Gillian Finocan and Roger Knudson, Ph.D. (Miami University)


 

1:00-2:30pm                  Paper session B

Porter 102                                  Moderator: Timothy Anderson, Ph.D. (Ohio University)

 

Assessing the Therapeutic Alliance from the Observer Perspective: Making Ratings “Better, Stronger, Faster”

Victor Wang, Timothy Anderson, Ph.D., and Andrew Darchuk (Ohio University)

 

Short-Term Emotional Disclosure (ED) Therapy for Survivors of Sexual Assault

Jennifer Fende, Timothy Anderson, Ph.D., and Rohini Luthra, Ph.D. (Ohio University)

 

2:30-4:00pm                  Poster session

Porter, First floor

Social Anxiety, Performance Expectations, Personality Traits, and Alcohol Consumption in College Students

Roohi Abdulla, Lesley Black, Erin Hoffman, Katy Krohn, Aaron Miller, Caitlin Reese, Miranda Sheeks, and Mia W. Biran, Ph.D. (Miami University)

 

Assessment of Religion, God Image, and Related Concepts: A Work in Progress

Ryan Baldrachi (Ohio University)

 

Decoding Insight Talk: Discourse Analysis of Client Accounts of Insight and Awareness

Robert Elliott, Ph.D. (University of Toledo)

 

Recruiting Clients for Psychotherapy Research: Who Should Do It, When, and How?

Ze’ev Frankel (University of Memphis)

 

Giving Pause to Pauses in Psychotherapy II: Final Findings and a Sampling Method for Future Research

Ze’ev Frankel and Heidi Levitt, Ph.D. (University of Memphis)

 

Success Through Adults Mentoring Youth (SAMY): A Learning Service Project Focused on Helping Skills, Attachment Theory, and Mentoring

Courtney Hergenrother and Carol Humphreys (Miami University)

 

                        Significant Predictors of Suicidal Ideation in Rural Persons Living with HIV/AIDS

Melissa Meyers and Timothy G. Heckman, Ph.D. (Ohio University)

 

A Telephone-Delivered, Coping Improvement Group Intervention for Depressed HIV-Infected Older Adults: Preliminary Findings

Andrea H. Waltje, Timothy G. Heckman, Ph.D., David Cosio, Dana M. Mitchell, and Monica Silverthorn (Ohio University)

 

Meditation for Helpers: Developing Empathy and Awareness Using Mindfulness and Loving Kindness Practices

David Weibel and Timothy Anderson, Ph.D. (Ohio University)

           

4:00-4:45pm                  Open Discussion

Porter 100                      Which Clinical Support Tools Can Be Used to Reduce Treatment Failure?

                        Michael J. Lambert, Ph.D. (Brigham Young University)     

           

4:45-5:00pm                  Break

Porter 108

 

5:00-5:45pm                  Paper session

Porter 102                      How Psychotherapists Develop: Recent Findings

                                    David Orlinsky, Ph.D. (University of Chicago)

 

7:30-8:30pm                  Dinner

OU Inn, Second floor


 

8:30-9:15pm                  Plenary session

OU Inn, Second floor                    Michael Lambert, Ph.D. (Brigham Young University)

 

Sunday, April 18

 

9:00-9:30am                  Breakfast

Porter 102

 

9:30-11:00am                Panel session and Brunch

Porter 102                      Case Study Research on the Assimilation Model: Part I   

                        Moderator: Meredith J. Glick (Miami University)

 

                                    Case Studies in the Context of Verification: Not Just Exploratory Any More

William B. Stiles, Ph.D. (Miami University)

                                   

Integrating the Continuing Bond of Mourning with the Assimilation Model to Address Immigration-Associated Losses

                                                Hani Henry, William B. Stiles, Ph.D., and Mia W. Biran, Ph.D. (Miami University)

                                                                       

The Assimilation of Lisa’s Problematic Voices: A Case Study

Meredith J. Glick, Lisa M. Salvi, William B. Stiles, Ph.D. (Miami University), and Leslie S. Greenberg, Ph.D. (York University)

                                              

11:00-11:15am               Break

 

11:15am-12:15pm          Panel session and Brunch

Porter 102                      Case Study Research with the Assimilation Model: Part II

                                    Moderator: Michael A. Gray (Miami University)

 

Understanding the Assimilation of Anger in a Client Diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)

Carol L. Humphreys, Julie Rubin, Ph.D., Roger Knudson, Ph.D., and William B. Stiles, Ph.D. (Miami University)

                                   

The Critic: Assimilation Analysis of a Therapy Case of Social Phobia

Michael A. Gray, Lisa M. Salvi, William B. Stiles, Ph.D., and Mia W. Biran, Ph.D. (Miami University)

                                                                       

12:15-1:00pm                Business meeting and Closing ceremonies

Porter 102