Fourth International Conference on Sexual Misconduct

Conference Schedule & Registration

Fourth International Conference on
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT BY PSYCHOTHERAPISTS,
OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS & CLERGY

Prevention and Treatment of
Boundary Violations by Professionals

What We Have Learned - Strategies for the Future

FEATURED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Gary R. Schoener Nancy Avery, LICSW Estelle Disch, PhD Frank Fitzpatrick Glen O. Gabbard, MD Reverend Marie Fortune Linda M. Jorgenson, MA, JD		HOSTED BY THE BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE

Saturday and Sunday
October 3-4, 1998
Boston College, Chestnut Hill (Greater Boston), Massachusetts, USA

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

Sexual misconduct by professionals remains a distressingly prevalent problem despite clear evidence that such conduct virtually always damages the patients/clients/counselees/parishioner involved. It also significantly harms the families and communities of the victims/survivors and those of the professionals as well. Driven by current research, practitioners, educators, attorneys and advocates are developing innovative treatments, training programs, support networks, advocacy systems, legal and legislative initiatives, and systemic approaches that are beginning to bring about some promise of meaningful intervention and prevention of sexual misconduct by professionals.

Presenters at The Fourth International Conference will focus on the most recent insights into prevention and treatment as key factors of risk management in clinical treatment and pastoral care. Participants will have the opportunity to be part of an international dialogue and to network with others from around the world concerned with this important topic. It is hoped that the conference will provide new and meaningful perspectives for the work of all participants, whether in research, clinical practice, pastoral care or counseling, training, legal practice, advocacy, and/or support services.

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

To examine risk and risk management in clinical treatment and pastoral care.

To explore possible preventive and corrective measures that can be taken to avoid violations of professional boundaries.

To discuss the place of training, supervision and consultation in preventing boundary violations.

To examine legal and legislative developments related to sexual malpractice and other boundary violations.

To describe management of the clinical and legal aspects of subsequent treatment.

To explore current research on boundaries and boundary violations.

To understand the ways in which institutions can monitor and foster more careful clinical approaches.

To describe effective and creative approaches for dealing with violators and violations when they occur.

THIS PROGRAM WILL BE OF INTEREST TO:

Mental health professionals and paraprofessionals, clergy physicians and other health care professionals, substance abuse and chemical dependency professionals, program directors, administrators, regulators, attorneys, victims/survivors, and others interested in exploring progress and current challenges in the intervention and prevention of sexual misconduct by professionals.

CONFERENCE FEATURES

PLENARY SESSIONS. Broad perspectives and keen insight into sexual misconduct and boundary violations issues.

CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS. In-depth exploration of:

conceptual and theoretical frameworks

legal, legislative and risk management issues

current scientific research

institutional responses

victim/survivor accounts

rehabilitation issues

treatment techniques

state-of-the-art training, supervision and consultation practices

NETWORKING AND RESOURCE SHARING RECEPTION. An opportunity for participants to meet in a relaxed, informal atmosphere to talk and share information.

BOX LUNCH (OPTIONAL). Convenient lunch alternative allowing for valuable time to network with participants.

RESOURCE FAIR. Materials from a broad range of organizations will be on display.

BOOK SALES. Professional Books, Inc. will provide book service, displaying selected and relevant books for order and purchase at the conference.

CLOSING PLENARY/FORUM MEETING. An opportunity for participants to propose and consider suggestions and activities to promote advocacy, education and research on intervention, prevention and treatment issues related to sexual misconduct by professionals.

The views and opinions of speakers at this conference are their own and not necessarily endorsed by the sponsor or any member of the organizing committee.

KEYNOTE PLENARY PRESENTATIONS

GARY RICHARD SCHOENER
Licensed Psychologist and Executive Director, Walk-in Counseling Center, Minneapolis, MN

"Prevention and Intervention in Professional Misconduct: International Perspectives"
This presentation will review developments around the world in a number of areas of work on sexual abuse by professionals in health care, psychotherapy, and religious work. There will be a review of major task forces and studies, as well as an examination of legislative solutions. Changes in the regulatory environment and the impact of criminalization will be discussed. Some key, high visibility civil cases will be discussed. The presentation will review the rise and fall of various self-help and consumer groups. The evolution of research and intervention approaches to both victims and offenders will be discussed.

NANCY AVERY, LICSW
Private Practice; Co-Director, BASTA! Boston Associates to Stop Treatment Abuse, Boston, MA
ESTELLE DISCH, PhD
Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Massachusetts, Boston;
Co-Director, BASTA! Boston Associates to Stop Treatment Abuse, Boston, MA

"Research Presentation: Effects on Clients of Sexual Abuse by Clergy, Mental Health Practitioners, and Medical Practitioners"
The general absence of data comparing the aftermath of sexual abuse by various kinds of professionals led to the present study. In this plenary, presenters will compare 91 victims/survivors of sexually abusive mental health care, 30 victims/survivors of sexually abusive medical care, and 28 victims/survivors of sexually abusive clerical practice.The presenters will focus on the ef~ects of the abusive relationships, on healing and empowerment strategies used by victims/survivors, and at implications for subsequent treatment or pastoral care.

FRANK FITZPATRICK
Founder, Survivor Connections, Cranston, RI

"The Power of Breaking Silence"
In 1992, world media focused attention on the sexual abuse crimes of former Roman Catholic priest, James Porter.Twenty-seven years after having been abused by Porter, and hoping to prevent any further victimizations, Frank Fitzpatrick used his skills as a private investigator to locate Porter and more than 130 of Porter's other victims. Through the refusal of more than 30 victims to remain silent, this case was brought forcefully to the public's attention. Over 100 of Porter's other victims have subsequently become activists. In 1993, Porter pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 28 children: He is now in prison. This multimedia session will explore the experiences of Porter's victims and other victims of sexual abuse by clergy, the ways in which Fitzpatrick sought and located Porter and his victims, and on attempts by the Church to hide Porter's activities and those of other abusing clergy.

GLEN O. GABBARD, MD
Bessie Walker Callaway Distinguished Professor of Psychoanalysis and Education, The Menninger Clinic; Director and Training and Supervising Analyst, Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis; Author, Love and Hate in the Analytic Setting, and Boundaries and Boundary Violations in Psychoanalysis (with Eva Lester)

"Boundary Violations and the Psychoanalytic Training System"
Sexual and nonsexual boundary violations grow out of a system that transcends the individual psychopathology of the transgressing analyst. This presentation will systematically examine compone~~ts of the psychoanalytic training system that may serve as contributing factors to the development of boundary violations in the individual analyst who is part of the system.These include issues related to supervision, autonomy, privacy, idealization, post-termination boundaries in institutes, power and authority. Strategies to deal with some of these problematic issues will be discussed.

REVEREND MARIE M. FORTUNE
Executive Director, Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence, Seattle, WA

"The Problem With False Shepherds"
The problem of professional misconduct by clergy involving sexual abuse ("false shepherds") which surfaced 15 years ago remains all too common in our religious settings and has a profound impact on individuals and congregations. Patterns of institutional intransigence have become clearer and still present a challenge to those who would like to see religious institutions hold their professionals to a high standard of practice.What are the blocks to effective intervention and prevention? How are current legal actions affecting religious institutions' ability to respond appropriately to professional misconduct? What are the successes? This presentation will address these issues and suggest some possibilities for the next steps.

LINDA M. JORGENSON, MA, JD
Attorney at Law, Spero and Jorgenson, P.C., Cambridge, MA

"Risk Management: An Update on the Legal Perspective"
An explosion of lawsuits based on allegations of sexual misconduct has many professionals, and the organizations that employ them, concerned about their liability exposure.This session will review the latest developments in civil and criminal law related to the prevention of and remedy for sexual misconduct in psychotherapy, health care, and pastoral counseling by clergy.The session will examine the legal differences between clergy malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty by clergy The session will provide an update on professional liability insurance coverage in cases of sexual misconduct. In particular, caps on coverage and exclusions to coverage will be analyzed. Finally, recent developments in the regulations and rulings of Boards of Registration will be reviewed.

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
DAY 1 / SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1998

7:45 - 9:00 AM REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

9:00 - 9:15 AM WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAM
BY THE BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE (BPSI)
Ralph P.Engle, MD, Chair, Conference Organizing Committee
Joan J. Zilbach, MD, BPSI President

9:15 - 10:00 AM PLENARY SESSION I
Gary R. Schoener
"Prevention and Intervention in Professional Misconduct, International Perspectives"

10:00 - 10:30 AM PLENARY SESSION II
Nancy Avery, LICSW and Estelle Disch, PhD
"Research Presentation: Effects On Clients Of Sexual Abuse by Clergy, Mental Health Practitioners, And Medical Practitioners"

10:30 - 10:45 AM BREAK

10:45 - 12:15 PM CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS

Why Did You Keep Going For So Long!: Issues for Survivors of Long-Term Sexually Abusive 'Helping' Relationships
P. Susan Penfold, MD, FRCP(C)

Effects on Clients of Sexual Abuse by Clergy, Mental Health Practitioners, and Medical Practitioners
Nancy Avery, LICSW, Estelle Disch, PhD

Institutional Response to Clergy Sexual Misconduct -- Episcopal Church: How One Denomination Responds to Boundary Violations by Professionals in the Church
Elizabeth R. Bishop, LICSW BCD, ACSW (Chair/Facilitator),
The Rt. Rev. Harold A. Hopkins,]r., DD, Nancy Hopkins, LICSW,
Mary Meader, D. Min.

Therapeutic Issues in Processing and Mediation
Ralph P Engle, MD, Gary R. Schoener, MA, David H. Gibbs, JD

Third Party Liability: Examination of a Case from a Legal and Psychiatric Perspective
Eric Harris, EdD, JD (Chair), Judith R. Seligman, JD, David N. Glaser, MD

Nurses Who Violate Patient/Client Boundaries: Is Anyone Noticing?
Joan J. Zilbach, MD (Chair), Ruth Gallop, RN, PhD, Cheryl Hanks, RN, BSN, Rene Panelli, RN,JD

Three Victims/Survivors From Around the World Speak About Trying to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas with Powerful Professionals in Powerful Institutions
Ellen T. Luepker, MSW BCD (Chair/Facilitator)

The Nature and Definition of Professional Boundary Violations by Clergy and Religious
James R. Ball, MD, Wendy Crouch, PhD, Susan L. Sharkey, Grad. Dip. Ed., Grad. Dip. App. Soc. Psych.

Educating Health Professionals about Professional-Client Boundaries: Concepts and Strategies
Steve Dubrow-Eichel, PhD, S. Michael Plaut, PhD, Nancy A. Bridges, LICSW, BCD

Boundary and Violation within the Patient-Physician Relationship (A Model): Subsequent Development, Application and Results of the University of Manitoba Boundary Education Program
Samia Barakat, MD (Chair), Teresa De Cloedt, MD, Mark Prober, MD, Mark Etkin, MD

Organizational Response and Non-Response
Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD (Chair), Pat Freeman Marshall, MEd, Donna K. Rumenik, PhD, Nancy Roberta Kline, MA

12:15 - 1:30 PM LUNCH

1:30 - 2:15 PM PLENARY SESSION III
Frank Fitzpatrick
" The Power of Breaking Silence"

2:15 - 2:30 PM BREAK

2:30 - 4:00 PM CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS

Non-Sexual Harm in Psychotherapy: Theory and New Research Findings
Laura S. Brown, PhD, ABPP Louisa P. Branscomb, PhD

Ethics Committees: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Paul E. Sapir, MD, (Chair), Gary R. Schoener, Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD, Linda M. Jorgenson, MA,JD

Revictimization by Professionals: Research Findings on Women Who Were Sexually Abused in Childhood
Hannah Lerman, PhD (Chair/Discussant), Estelle Disch, PhD, Nancy Avery, LICSW, Ellen T. Luepker, MSW, BCD

Recovery From Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Value Of Social, Political And Legal Actions
Father Tom Economus, STL, Nancy M. Mayer, MSW, CSW, Mark E. Roseman, JD

The Sexual Struggles of 24 Clergyman: A Follow-up Study
Calvin Fones, MD

Risk Management and Rehabilitation with Therapists Who Cross Treatment Boundaries: Keys to Success
Andrea Celenza, PhD (Chair), Steven B. Bisbing, PsyD,JD, John C. Gonsiorek, PhD, ABPP

Post-Termination Contacts: Conceptual and Practical Problems
Carl Malmquist, MD, Malkah T. Notman, MD

Managing Countertransference to Prevent the Sexual Exploitation of Psychotherapy Clients
Barbara E. Sanderson, PhD

The Role of Consultation in the Prevention of Boundary Violations
Stuart A. Pizer, PhD, ABPP (Chair), Barbara Pizer, EdD, ABPP, Glen O. Gabbard, MD, Jody M. Davies, PhD

The Maryland Sexual Exploitation Task Force: What We Have Learned from Experience and Evaluation
Catherine D. Nugent, MS, S. Michael Plout, PhD

A Cold Silence: Understanding the Role of Institutional Silence in Sustaining Physician Sexual Misconduct
Catherine A. Warren, MA

A Course for Psychiatric Residents on Sexual Boundaries: Six Year's Experience and Pre/Post Data
Gregg E. Gorton, MD (Chair), Steven E. Samuel, PhD, Gail Zivin, PhD

4:00 - 4:15 PM BREAK

4:15 - 5:00 PM PLENARY SESSION IV
Glen O. Gabbard, MD
"Boundary Violations and the Psychoanalytic Training System"

5:00 - 6:30 PM RECEPTION AND RESOURCE SHARING

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
DAY 2 / SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1998

8:00 - 8:45 AM CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

8:45 - 9:30 AM PLENARY SESSION V
Reverend Marie Fortune
"The Problem With False Shepherds"

9:30 - 10:15 AM PLENARY SESSION VI
Linda M. Jorgenson, MA, JD
"Risk Management and The Legal Perspective"

10:15 - 10:30 AM BREAK

10:30 - 12:00 PM CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS

Treatment Subsequent to Sexual and/or Emotional Exploitation: A Dialogue with Victims/Survivors on What Works and What Doesn't
Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD (Chair/Discussant), Laverne T. MacInnes, MS, CCMHC

Teaching Health Care Professionals How to Maintain Professional Boundaries
Nancy Bridges, LICSW BCD (Chair/Discussant), Marcia Lenglet, MA

Comforting the Afflicted and Afflicting the Comfortable: The Learnings of Clergy Sexual Abuse Response Team Members in the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church
Rev. Anne Marie Hunter, PhD (Chair), Rev. Laura Delaplain, PhD, Rev. Bill Coleman, DMin

Systematic Sexual Abuse of Children By Clergy: Adult Sequelae
Carolyn Quadrio, MD

When the Couch Meets the Bench
Clyde D Bergstresser,JD (Chair/Discussant), Claudia A. Hunter, JD, Linda Mi. Scaparotti, JD

Primary and Secondary Survivors: Guidelines for Treatment and Recovery
Joyce Smith, LICSW, BCD, Judith Grunenbaum, LICSW Catherine D Nugent, MS

Sexual Misconduct in Managed Health Care Settings
Harold Bursztajn, MD

Misuses and Misunderstanding of Boundary Theory in Clinical and Regulatory Settings
Anton O. Kris, MD (Chair/Discussant), Thomas C. Gutheil, MD, Glen O. Gabbard, MD

Abuse Trauma by Professionals: Quantitative and Qualitative Results of a German Study
Gottfried Fischer, PhD, Monika Becker-Fischer, PhD

Sexual Misconduct by Psychotherapists:View From the Bar, the Board, and the Ethics Committee
Pamela K. Sutherland, JD (Chair), Muriel Finnegan,JD, Ethan Pollack, PhD

Ethical Complaints:A Role for Mediation?
Nancy Avery, LICSW (Chair), David M Porter,JD,Jane A. McClung, PhD

An Open Dialogue with Frank Fitzpatrick, Rev. Marie Fortune, and Rev. Harold Hopkins

12:00 - 1:15 PM LUNCH

1:15 - 2:45 PM CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS

A Voice of Abuse, Part II: Seasoned Reflections on the Process of Healing
Jean Gould, MEd

Options for Action: Can Law Give Victims What They Want?
Katherine C. Haspel, PhD, Linda M. Jorgenson, MA, JD, Rose Zoltek-Jick, LLM

In or Out of the Abuse Closet? Dilemmas of Practicing Professionals Who Were Sexually Abused by Professionals
Susan Penfold, MD, FRCP(C) (Co-Facilitator), Bonnie Kushner, MA (Co-Facilitator/Presenter)

The Healing Ministries of the After Pastor
Nancy Myer Hopkins, MS, LPC, Deborah J. Pope-Lance, DMin, Patricia Liberty, MDiv

Effective Expert Psychological Involvement in the Sexual Exploitation Case: Roles, Methods. and Strategies
Gary R. Schoener (Chair), Larry H. Strasburger, MD, Clyde B. Bergstresser, JD, Claudia A. Hunter, JD

Survivor Advocacy: A Team Approach
Carol Korhonen, JD (Chair), Larry H. Strasburger, MD, Clyde D. Bergstresser, JD, Claudia A. Hunter, JD

The Beginning Therapist: Ethics and Boundaries
Marlene Cooper, PhD, Sandra Turner, PhD, Elizabeth Minerva Moore PhD, Nancy Bridges, LICSW, BCD

Psychodynamic Perspectives on Boundaries
Judy L. Kantrowitz, PhD (Chair), Daniel H. Jacobs, MD, Eric M. Plakun, MD

Towards Healing: An Australian Approach to the Problem of Professional Boundary Violations of Clergy and Religious that Encompasses Both Victim and Offender
Gerardine Taylor, PhD, Fr. David Cappo

Self-Disclosure To Spouse About Sexual Misconduct: Issues for Perpetrators and Their Families
Jennifer Schneider, MD, PhD, Richard Irons, MD, M. Deborah Corley, PhD, Barbara Seaman

Issues of Spouses, Other Family Members, and Friends
Ellen T. Luepker, MSW, BCD, Stanley J. Spero, JD

2:45 - 3:00 PM BREAK

3 :00 - 3:45 PM CLOSING PLENARY SESSION
Panel Discussion and Open Microphone Forum
"Future Directions"

3:45 PM CONFERENCE ADJOURNS

Program Subject to Change

SPEAKERS

NANCY AVERY, LICSW, Private Practice; Co-Director, BASTA! Boston Associates to Stop Treatment Abuse

JAMES R. BALL, MD,BS, FRANZCP, DPM,Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Melbourne Department of Psychiatry, St.Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne, Australia; CEO, Southern Division, Encompass Australasia National Treatment Program

SAMIA BARAKAT, MD, Psychiatrist, Department Head, Department of Psychiatry, University of Manitoba

CLYDE D. BERGSTRESSER,JD, Senior Partner, Bergstresser & Associates, PC

STEVEN B. BISBING, PsyD,JD, Clinical and Forensic Psychology, Private Practice

ELIZABETH R, BISHOP, LICSW; BCD, ACSW, Private Practice of Psychotherapy

LAURA S. BROWN, PhD, ABPP, Independent Practice

LOUISA P.BRANSCOMB, PhD, Independent Practice

NANCY A. BRIDGES, LICSW BCD, Clinical Supervisor, Department of Psychiatry, Cambridge Hospital; Lecturer on Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Associate Clinical Professor, Smith College School for Social Work

MINNETTE BURGES, JD, Attorney at Law

HAROLD BURSZTAJN, MD, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Co-Director, Program in Psychiatry and the Law, Massachusetts Mental Health Center; Faculty, Extended Division of Boston Psychoanalytic Institute

FR. DAVID CAPPO, Executive Officer, National Committee for Professional Standards of the Catholic Church, Australia

ANDREA CELENZA, PhD, Associate Director of Psychology, Acting Director of Training, Cambridge Hospital; Private Practice

TERESA DE CLOEDT, MD, GP, Department of Continuing Medical Education, University of Manitoba

REV. BILL COLEMAN, DMin, Pastor, Calvary United Methodist Church

MARLENE COOPER, PhD, Associate Professor, Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service

M. DEBORAH CORLEY, PhD, Co-Founder and Clinical Director, Sante Center for Healing

WENDY CROUCH, PhD, MAPS, Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, University of Melbourne Department of Psychiatry, St.Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne; Program Director, Southern Division, Encompass Australasia National Treatment Program

JODY M. DAVIES, PhD, Co-Chair, Ethics Committee, Division of Psychoanalysis (39), APA

REV. LAURA DELAPLAIN, PhD, Psychologist; Pastoral Counselor; Director, Norma Kent Pastoral Counseling Center

ESTELLE DISCH, PhD, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Massachusetts, Boston; Co-Director, BASTA! Boston Associates to Stop Treatment Abuse

FATHER TOM ECONOMUS, STL, Co-Founder and President, LINKUP, Inc.

STEVE DUBROW-EICHEL, PhD, Group Psychotherapist,Veree Psychology Group; Re-Entry Therapy, Information and Referral Network

RALPH P. ENGLE, MD, Chair, Symposium Committee, and Training and Supervising Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute; Chair, Ethics Committee, American Psychoanalytic Association

MARK ETKIN, MD, Psychiatrist, Department of Psychiatry, University of Manitoba

MURIEL FINNEGAN, JD, Prosecutor, Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine

GOTTFRIED FISCHER, PhD, Director, Department of Clinical Psychology, University of Cologne; Member, ISTSS

MONIKA BECKER-FISCHER, PhD, President Institute of Psychological Trauma, Cologne; Psychotherapist, Psychoanalyst; Member, ISTSS.

FRANK FITZPATRICK, Founder, Survivor Connections

CALVIN FONES, MD, Lecturer, Department of Psychological Medicine, National University of Singapore

REVEREND MARIE M, FORTUNE, Executive Director, Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence

GLEN O. GABBARD, MD, Bessie Walker Callaway Distinguished Professor of Psychoanalysis and Education,The Menninger Clinic; Director and Training and Supervising Analyst, Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis

RUTH GALLOP, RN, PhD, Professor and Associate Dean - Research, Faculty of Nursing, Senior Researcher Division of Society, Women and Health, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto

DAVID H. GIBBS,JD, Partner, Peabody & Brown

DAVID N. GLASER, MD, Private Practice, Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry

JOHN C. GONSIOREK, PhD, ABPP, Past President, Division 44, American Psychological Association

GREGG E. GORTON, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Jefferson Medical College

JEAN GOULD, MEd, Co-Founder,TELL (Therapy Exploitation Link Line)

JUDITH GRUNENBAUM, LICSW, Executive Committee and Faculty, Couples and Family Center and Training Program, Cambridge Hospital

THOMAS G. GUTHEIL, MD, Professor of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School; Co-Director, Program in Psychiatry and the Law, Massachusetts Mental Health Center

CHERYL J. HANKS, RN, BSN, Health Care Investigator, Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission,Washington State Department of Health

ERIC HARRIS, EdD, JD, Attorney at Law, Private Legal Practice; Risk Management Consultant, American Psychological Association Insurance Trust; Faculty Member, Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology

KATHERINE C. HASPEL, PhD, Private Practice of ClinicaI Psychology; Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Rhode Island

THE RT.REV.HAROLD A. HOPKINS JR., DD, Executive Director, Office of Pastoral Development of the House of Bishops, Episcopal Church (National)

NANCY MYER HOPKINS, MS, LPC, Consultant, Office of Pastoral Development, The Episcopal Church, USA

REV. ANNE MARIE HUNTER, PhD, Director, Boston Justice Ministries; Pastor, East Saugus United Methodist Church

CLAUDIA A. HUNTER, JD, Senior Partner, Hunter & Associates, PC

RICHARD IRONS, MD, Associate Program Director, Addictions Recovery Program, Menninger Clinic

DANIEL H. JACOBS, MD, Supervising and Training Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute; Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

ROSE ZOLTEK JICK, LLM, Associate Professor, Northeastern University School of Law

LINDA M. JORGENSON, MA, JD, Attorney at Law, Spero and Jorgenson, PC

JUDY L. KANTROWITZ, PhD, Training and Supervising Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute;Associate Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

NANCY ROBERTA KLINE, MA, Founder and Coordinator, Survivors Against Abuse By Therapists

CAROL KORHONEN, JD, Attorney at Law

ANTON O.KRIS, MD, Training and Supervising Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute; Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

BONNIE KUSHNER, MA, Private Practice of Psychotherapy

DEBORAH J. POPE-LANCE, DMin, Unitarian Universalist Minister; Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

MARCIA LENGLET, MA, Influential Communications

HANNAH LERMAN, PhD, Psychologist

PATRICIA LIBERTY, MDiv, Director, Associates in Education and Prevention in Pastoral Practice

ELLEN T. LUEPKER, MSW BCD, Private Practice of Psychotherapy and Consultation; Adjunct Faculty, University of Minnesota School of Social Work

LAVERNE V. MACINNES, MS, CCMHC, Counselor

CARL MALMQUIST, MD, Professor of Social Psychiatry, University of Minnesota

PAT FREEMAN MARSHALL, MEd, Member, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario Task Force on Sexual Abuse of Patients; Co-Chair, The Canadian Panel on Violence Against Women; Founding Executive Director, Metro Toronto Action Committee on Public Violence Against Women and Children

NANCY N. MAYER, MSW, CSW, Psychotherapist, Partner, Crisci, Kussin & Mayer

JANE A. MCCLUNG, PhD, Certified Psychologist

MARY MEADER, DMin, Assistant to the Bishop for Pastoral Concerns, Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts

ELIZABETH MINERVA MOORE, PhD, Psychologist, Acquired Brain Injury Program, Laurentian Hospital

MALKAH T. NOTMAN, MD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Training and Supervising Analyst, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute

CATHERINE D.NUGENT, MS, Co-Founder/Organizer, Treatment Exploitation Recovery Network; Chair, Committee to Implement the Recommendations of the Maryland Task Force to Study Health Professional-Client Sexual Exploitation; Former Vice-Chair, Maryland Task Force to Study Health Professional-Client Sexual Exploitation

RENE PANELLI, RN, JD, Assistant Director, Minnesota Board of Nursing

LAURAL PARK, MS, Founder and Executive Director, Health Boundaries

P. SUSAN PENFOLD, MD, FRCP(C), Professor, Department of Psychiatry, The University of British Columbia

BARBARA PIZER, EdD, ABPP, Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis

STUART A. PIZER, PhD, ABPP, Chair, Ethics Committee, The Psychoanalytic Consortium

ERIC M. PLAKUN, MD, Director of Program Development and Research, The Erik H. Erikson Institute for Education and Research, Austen Riggs Center

S. MICHAEL PLAUT, PhD, Associate Professor, University of Maryland School of Medicine; Former Chair, Maryland Task Force to Study Health Professional-Client Sexual Exploitation

ETHAN POLLACK, PhD, Chair, Ethics Committee, Massachusetts Psychological Association

DAVID M. PORTER, JD, Partner, McCarthy Tetrault; Discipline Prosecutor for College of Psychologists of Ontario

MARK PROBER, MD, Psychiatrist, Department of Psychiatry, University of Manitoba

CAROLYN QUADRIO, MD,Visiting Fellow, School of Psychiatry University of New South Wales

MARK E. ROSEMAN, JD, Partner, Blum & Roseman

DONNA K. RUMENIK, PhD, Private Practice of Psychotherapy; Clinical Instructor, Department of Psychiatry, Case Western Reserve School of Medicine

STEVEN E. SAMUEL, PhD, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Jefferson Medical College

BARBARA E. SANDERSON, PhD, Employee Assistance Counselor and Management Consultant, United Health Care

PAUL E. SAPIR, MD, Immediate Past Chair, Ethics Committee, Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute; Physician Member, Rhode Island Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline; Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Brown University School of Medicine

LINDA M. SCAPAROTTI, JD, Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Linda M. Scaparotti

JENNIFER SCHNEIDER, MD, PhD, Arizona Community Physicians

GARY RICHARD SCHOENER, Licensed Psychologist; Executive Director, Walk-In Counseling Center, Minneapolis

BARBARA SEAMAN,Writer; Co-Founder, National Women's Health Network; Co-Founder, Families of Sexually Abusive Therapists and Other Professionals (FAST)

SHERRY SEDGWICK, PhD, Private Practice of Psychotherapy

JUDITH R. SELIGMAN, JD, Attorney at Law, Narvid, Glickman, Scott and Frangie

SUSAN L. SHARKEY, BA, GRAD. DIP. ED, DIP THEOL. STUDS., GRAD. DIP. APP. SOC. PSYCH., MAPS, Director of Carelink, Archdiocese of Melbourne.

JOYCE SMITH, LICSW, BCD, Clinical Social Worker, Private Practice

STANLEY J. SPERO, JD, Attorney at Law, Spero and Jorgenson, PC

LARRY H. STRASBURGER, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Attending Psychiatrist, McLean Hospital

PAMELA K. SUTHERLAND, JD, Attorney at Law

GERARDINE TAYLOR, PhD, Clinical Director, Encompass Australasia

SANDRA TURNER, PhD, Associate Professor, Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service

CATHERINE A, WARREN, MA, Assistant Professor, Center for Communication in Science, Technology, and Management, North Carolina State University

JANET W.WOHLBERG, MS, ABD, Founder, Facilitator,TELL (Therapy Exploitation Link Line); President,The Rappay Group

JOAN J. ZILBACH, MD, President, The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute

GAIL ZIVIN, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Jefferson Medical College

ABOUT THE BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE

The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (BPSI), which celebrates its sixty-fifth anniversary in 1998, is a membership organization with three principal programs: professional training, scientific activities, and service to the Boston and New England community of those interested in psychoanalysis and its applications.

Professional training is offered to psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health professionals, and to those in other fields of research who have an interest in psychoanalytic knowledge. BPSI conducts monthly scientific meetings and seminars, sponsors research on psychoanalysis and its applications, and organizes workshops and symposia designed to interest the community.

The Program in Psychoanalytic Studies enrolls hundreds of postgraduate students annually and offers courses on normal and abnormal psychology, family and group therapies, and life cycle studies, along with seminars specifically designed for members of the legal profession. A well-respected three year program for psychotherapists has been offered for the last eighteen years.

Currently, BPSI is involved in a variety of collaborations with community groups interested in interaction with psychoanalysis: academia, theater and the arts, business, the gay and lesbian community, child welfare in war and peace, day care centers, parenting, and concerns about infants and toddlers with a history of abuse.

For more information about BPSI,
please contact Ms. Diana Nugent,
Administrative Director,
at (617) 266-0953.

Boston Psychoanalytic
Society and Institute

GENERAL INFORMATION

Seating may be limited: please register early.

DATES AND TIMES

Saturday and Sunday, October 3 and October 4, 1998

Saturday, October 3

Continental Breakfast, and Registration/Sign-In: 7:45 AM
Program Begins: 9:00AM

Sunday, October 4

Continental Breakfast: 7:45 AM
Program Begins: 8:45 AM
Program Adjourns: 3:45 PM

LOCATION

Boston College
Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill (Greater Boston), Massachusetts

DIRECTIONS

Directions to Boston College will be sent with your registration confirmation.

PARKING

Parking is free and convenient to meeting rooms at the on-campus parking garage.

TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotel and airline reservations can be arranged through Stewart Travel International, Ltd.
In order to obtain discounted rates, call (800) 738-1575 or (617) 738-1575, or e-mail:
SILTD@stewartintltravel.com, and mention the conference.
ACCOMMODATIONS IN GREATER BOSTON IN OCTOBER ARE LIMITED;
WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO MAKE HOTEL RESERVATIONS EARLY.

ACCESSIBILITY

All conference facilities are wheelchair accessible.Those requiring special assistance should contact the Administrative Office, Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute at (617)266-0953.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

Physicians. The American Psychoanalytic Association is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians. The American Psychoanalytic Association designates this continuing medical education activity for 1 1.0 credit hours in Category I of the Physician's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association.

Psychologists. The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute maintains responsibility for the program. This program has been approved for 11.0 continuing education credits for psychologists.

Social Workers. Please contact the BPSI Administrative Office regarding continuing education units for social workers.

Please direct any questions to the Administrative Office, Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: (617)266-0953.

Facilities courtesy of Boston College Psychoanalytic Forum

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SPACE RESERVATION - MATERIALS DISPLAY

If your organization would like to display information at the conference, please reserve space by using the form below. Deadline for reserving space is September 4, 1998. Space is limited.

All organizations will be responsible for providing their own representative(s) to deliver and set up displays. The organization's representative(s) must be registered for the conference.

Free table space available to each organization is 2 feet by 2 feet (0.6 meters by 0.6 meters). Arrangements for a full table (6 feet by 2 feet or 1.8 meters by 0.6 meters) can be made for an additional cost. Please call the BPSI Administrative Office at (617)266-0953 for details.

Set-up will be Saturday morning October 3, between 7:15 AM and 8:45 AM (location to be announced). All materials must be removed from the Materials Display area by 4:30 PM, Sunday, October 4.

BPSI and Boston College are not responsible for materials left on the premises after 4:30 pm, Sunday, October 4.

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Thank you.We look forward to your participation.

Please mail or e-mail this form to:

The Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute · 15 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02216
phone: (617) 266-0953     e-mail: BPSIoffice@aol.com

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

Fourth International Conference on
SEXUAL MISCONDUCT BY PSYCHOTHERAPISTS,
OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS & CLERGY

Prevention and Treatment of
Boundary Violations by Professionals
What We Have Learned - Strategies for the Future

Saturday and Sunday · October 3-4, 1998
Boston College, Chestnut Hill (Greater Boston), Massachusetts, USA

Hosted by the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute

REGISTRATION FEES (U.S. FUNDS ONLY)

$275 (U.S.) Early registration
(received by September 4, 1998)

$290 (U.S.) Registration
(received after September 4, 1998)

STUDENT REGISTRATION FEES* (U.S. FUNDS ONLY)
Residents/Fellows in Training/Full-Time Students

$125 (U.S.) Early registration
(received by September 4, 1998)

$150 (U.S.) Registration
(received after September 4, 1998)

* Verification of full-time student status must accompany registration.

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE DAY 1 / SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1998
7:45 - 9:00 AM	REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
9:00 - 9:15 AM	WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAM BY THE BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE (BPSI) Ralph P.Engle, MD, Chair, Conference Organizing Committee Joan J. Zilbach, MD, BPSI President
9:15 - 10:00 AM	PLENARY SESSION I Gary R. Schoener "Prevention and Intervention in Professional Misconduct, International Perspectives"
10:00 - 10:30 AM	PLENARY SESSION II Nancy Avery, LICSW and Estelle Disch, PhD "Research Presentation: Effects On Clients Of Sexual Abuse by Clergy, Mental Health Practitioners, And Medical Practitioners"
10:30 - 10:45 AM	BREAK
10:45 - 12:15 PM	CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS Why Did You Keep Going For So Long!: Issues for Survivors of Long-Term Sexually Abusive 'Helping' Relationships P. Susan Penfold, MD, FRCP(C) Effects on Clients of Sexual Abuse by Clergy, Mental Health Practitioners, and Medical Practitioners Nancy Avery, LICSW, Estelle Disch, PhD Institutional Response to Clergy Sexual Misconduct -- Episcopal Church: How One Denomination Responds to Boundary Violations by Professionals in the Church Elizabeth R. Bishop, LICSW BCD, ACSW (Chair/Facilitator), The Rt. Rev. Harold A. Hopkins,]r., DD, Nancy Hopkins, LICSW, Mary Meader, D. Min. Therapeutic Issues in Processing and Mediation Ralph P Engle, MD, Gary R. Schoener, MA, David H. Gibbs, JD Third Party Liability: Examination of a Case from a Legal and Psychiatric Perspective Eric Harris, EdD, JD (Chair), Judith R. Seligman, JD, David N. Glaser, MD Nurses Who Violate Patient/Client Boundaries: Is Anyone Noticing? Joan J. Zilbach, MD (Chair), Ruth Gallop, RN, PhD, Cheryl Hanks, RN, BSN, Rene Panelli, RN,JD Three Victims/Survivors From Around the World Speak About Trying to Resolve Ethical Dilemmas with Powerful Professionals in Powerful Institutions Ellen T. Luepker, MSW BCD (Chair/Facilitator) The Nature and Definition of Professional Boundary Violations by Clergy and Religious James R. Ball, MD, Wendy Crouch, PhD, Susan L. Sharkey, Grad. Dip. Ed., Grad. Dip. App. Soc. Psych. Educating Health Professionals about Professional-Client Boundaries: Concepts and Strategies Steve Dubrow-Eichel, PhD, S. Michael Plaut, PhD, Nancy A. Bridges, LICSW, BCD Boundary and Violation within the Patient-Physician Relationship (A Model): Subsequent Development, Application and Results of the University of Manitoba Boundary Education Program Samia Barakat, MD (Chair), Teresa De Cloedt, MD, Mark Prober, MD, Mark Etkin, MD Organizational Response and Non-Response Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD (Chair), Pat Freeman Marshall, MEd, Donna K. Rumenik, PhD, Nancy Roberta Kline, MA
12:15 - 1:30 PM	LUNCH
1:30 - 2:15 PM	PLENARY SESSION III Frank Fitzpatrick " The Power of Breaking Silence"
2:15 - 2:30 PM	BREAK
2:30 - 4:00 PM	CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS Non-Sexual Harm in Psychotherapy: Theory and New Research Findings Laura S. Brown, PhD, ABPP Louisa P. Branscomb, PhD Ethics Committees: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Paul E. Sapir, MD, (Chair), Gary R. Schoener, Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD, Linda M. Jorgenson, MA,JD Revictimization by Professionals: Research Findings on Women Who Were Sexually Abused in Childhood Hannah Lerman, PhD (Chair/Discussant), Estelle Disch, PhD, Nancy Avery, LICSW, Ellen T. Luepker, MSW, BCD Recovery From Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Value Of Social, Political And Legal Actions Father Tom Economus, STL, Nancy M. Mayer, MSW, CSW, Mark E. Roseman, JD The Sexual Struggles of 24 Clergyman: A Follow-up Study Calvin Fones, MD Risk Management and Rehabilitation with Therapists Who Cross Treatment Boundaries: Keys to Success Andrea Celenza, PhD (Chair), Steven B. Bisbing, PsyD,JD, John C. Gonsiorek, PhD, ABPP Post-Termination Contacts: Conceptual and Practical Problems Carl Malmquist, MD, Malkah T. Notman, MD Managing Countertransference to Prevent the Sexual Exploitation of Psychotherapy Clients Barbara E. Sanderson, PhD The Role of Consultation in the Prevention of Boundary Violations Stuart A. Pizer, PhD, ABPP (Chair), Barbara Pizer, EdD, ABPP, Glen O. Gabbard, MD, Jody M. Davies, PhD The Maryland Sexual Exploitation Task Force: What We Have Learned from Experience and Evaluation Catherine D. Nugent, MS, S. Michael Plout, PhD A Cold Silence: Understanding the Role of Institutional Silence in Sustaining Physician Sexual Misconduct Catherine A. Warren, MA A Course for Psychiatric Residents on Sexual Boundaries: Six Year's Experience and Pre/Post Data Gregg E. Gorton, MD (Chair), Steven E. Samuel, PhD, Gail Zivin, PhD
4:00 - 4:15 PM	BREAK
4:15 - 5:00 PM	PLENARY SESSION IV Glen O. Gabbard, MD "Boundary Violations and the Psychoanalytic Training System"
5:00 - 6:30 PM	RECEPTION AND RESOURCE SHARING

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE DAY 2 / SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1998
8:00 - 8:45 AM	CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:45 - 9:30 AM	PLENARY SESSION V Reverend Marie Fortune "The Problem With False Shepherds"
9:30 - 10:15 AM	PLENARY SESSION VI Linda M. Jorgenson, MA, JD "Risk Management and The Legal Perspective"
10:15 - 10:30 AM	BREAK
10:30 - 12:00 PM	CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS Treatment Subsequent to Sexual and/or Emotional Exploitation: A Dialogue with Victims/Survivors on What Works and What Doesn't Janet W. Wohlberg, MS, ABD (Chair/Discussant), Laverne T. MacInnes, MS, CCMHC Teaching Health Care Professionals How to Maintain Professional Boundaries Nancy Bridges, LICSW BCD (Chair/Discussant), Marcia Lenglet, MA Comforting the Afflicted and Afflicting the Comfortable: The Learnings of Clergy Sexual Abuse Response Team Members in the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church Rev. Anne Marie Hunter, PhD (Chair), Rev. Laura Delaplain, PhD, Rev. Bill Coleman, DMin Systematic Sexual Abuse of Children By Clergy: Adult Sequelae Carolyn Quadrio, MD When the Couch Meets the Bench Clyde D Bergstresser,JD (Chair/Discussant), Claudia A. Hunter, JD, Linda Mi. Scaparotti, JD Primary and Secondary Survivors: Guidelines for Treatment and Recovery Joyce Smith, LICSW, BCD, Judith Grunenbaum, LICSW Catherine D Nugent, MS Sexual Misconduct in Managed Health Care Settings Harold Bursztajn, MD Misuses and Misunderstanding of Boundary Theory in Clinical and Regulatory Settings Anton O. Kris, MD (Chair/Discussant), Thomas C. Gutheil, MD, Glen O. Gabbard, MD Abuse Trauma by Professionals: Quantitative and Qualitative Results of a German Study Gottfried Fischer, PhD, Monika Becker-Fischer, PhD Sexual Misconduct by Psychotherapists:View From the Bar, the Board, and the Ethics Committee Pamela K. Sutherland, JD (Chair), Muriel Finnegan,JD, Ethan Pollack, PhD Ethical Complaints:A Role for Mediation? Nancy Avery, LICSW (Chair), David M Porter,JD,Jane A. McClung, PhD An Open Dialogue with Frank Fitzpatrick, Rev. Marie Fortune, and Rev. Harold Hopkins
12:00 - 1:15 PM	LUNCH
1:15 - 2:45 PM	CONCURRENT WORKSHOP SESSIONS A Voice of Abuse, Part II: Seasoned Reflections on the Process of Healing Jean Gould, MEd Options for Action: Can Law Give Victims What They Want? Katherine C. Haspel, PhD, Linda M. Jorgenson, MA, JD, Rose Zoltek-Jick, LLM In or Out of the Abuse Closet? Dilemmas of Practicing Professionals Who Were Sexually Abused by Professionals Susan Penfold, MD, FRCP(C) (Co-Facilitator), Bonnie Kushner, MA (Co-Facilitator/Presenter) The Healing Ministries of the After Pastor Nancy Myer Hopkins, MS, LPC, Deborah J. Pope-Lance, DMin, Patricia Liberty, MDiv Effective Expert Psychological Involvement in the Sexual Exploitation Case: Roles, Methods. and Strategies Gary R. Schoener (Chair), Larry H. Strasburger, MD, Clyde B. Bergstresser, JD, Claudia A. Hunter, JD Survivor Advocacy: A Team Approach Carol Korhonen, JD (Chair), Larry H. Strasburger, MD, Clyde D. Bergstresser, JD, Claudia A. Hunter, JD The Beginning Therapist: Ethics and Boundaries Marlene Cooper, PhD, Sandra Turner, PhD, Elizabeth Minerva Moore PhD, Nancy Bridges, LICSW, BCD Psychodynamic Perspectives on Boundaries Judy L. Kantrowitz, PhD (Chair), Daniel H. Jacobs, MD, Eric M. Plakun, MD Towards Healing: An Australian Approach to the Problem of Professional Boundary Violations of Clergy and Religious that Encompasses Both Victim and Offender Gerardine Taylor, PhD, Fr. David Cappo Self-Disclosure To Spouse About Sexual Misconduct: Issues for Perpetrators and Their Families Jennifer Schneider, MD, PhD, Richard Irons, MD, M. Deborah Corley, PhD, Barbara Seaman Issues of Spouses, Other Family Members, and Friends Ellen T. Luepker, MSW, BCD, Stanley J. Spero, JD
2:45 - 3:00 PM	BREAK
3 :00 - 3:45 PM	CLOSING PLENARY SESSION Panel Discussion and Open Microphone Forum "Future Directions"
3:45 PM	CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
Program Subject to Change

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