Presentation & Workshop with Carol Gilligan, Ph.D

March 27, 2010 Presentation & Workshop with Carol Gilligan, Ph.D Morning Talk: 9am to 12 noon The Radical Potential of Psychotherapy: The Psychological Equivalent to Discovering Fire     3 CEUs (MFT/LCSW, PhD Approved) Afternoon Workshop: 2pm to 4pm In Our Own Voice                                                                                              2 CEUs (MFT/LCSW approved; submitted to MCEP for PhD approval)

Psychologist, professor, and novelist, Carol Gilligan was named by Time Magazine as one of 25 most influential Americans. Harvard University Press describes her 1982 book, In a Different Voice, as "the little book that started a revolution." Her first novel Kyra published in January 2008 was reviewed in the San Francisco Chronicle as "a rare thing: an engrossing, deeply emotional, thinking person's love story." Her 1992 co-authored book, Meeting at the Crossroads, was a New York Times Notable book of the year. In 2002, The Birth of Pleasure was praised by the Times Literary Supplement as a "thrilling new paradigm" and characterized by National Public Radio as the work of a psychologist who writes like a novelist.