UPCOMING EVENT
2024 Fall Workshop
Nashville Group Psychotherapy Society (NGPS) Presents:
Exploring Love and Hate in Groups
Ronnie Levine, Ph.D., ABPP, CGP, AGPA-F
Exploring Love and Hate in Groups
Ronnie Levine, Ph.D., ABPP, CGP, AGPA-F
DATE: Saturday, November 2, 2024
TIME: 9:00-5:00
LOCATION: Junior League of Nashville, 2202 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215
COST and CEUs: TBD
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TIME: 9:00-5:00
LOCATION: Junior League of Nashville, 2202 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215
COST and CEUs: TBD
REGISTRATION AVAILABLE SOON
Sign up below for up-to-date information!
The Nashville Group Psychotherapy Society (NGPS) is excited to announce our all-day workshop for Fall 2024. Several of us on the board have had the privilege of working with Ronnie Levine at the American Group Psychotherapy Association’s annual conference and at the Center for Group Studies in New York City, and we are thrilled to share her expertise, wit, humor, and warmth with you all!
Ronnie has this to say about the upcoming workshop: "For many years I have been studying love and hate and how to become comfortable with uncomfortable feelings with varying degrees of success in myself and with others. What I have learned is this: it is vital to develop an in tune, stable self, not only for our own sense of well-being, but for the sake of our relationships, for our clinical work, and for a healthy society."
Ronnie was honored to be the plenary speaker at the AGPA conference 2023 on “Finding your Self in Group“ and the Respondent at the 2021 annual Foulkes Lecture in London for the Group Analysis Society International, addressing internalized misogyny in her paper, “A Walk into the Men’s Room.” In recent years, Ronnie has written and presented internationally on hate in groups with an additional focus on social and political group processes.
You can listen to an interview with Ronnie on The Group Dynamics Dispatch Podcast by clicking here.
A brief biography:
Ronnie Levine received her BS at Cornell University and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the Derner Institute, Adelphi University. She is a clinical psychologist and an individual and group psychoanalyst. She has been a long-time member of AGPA and has presented many times at AGPA Connect. She was a Harvard Fellow at McLean Hospital and a graduate of the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. Ronnie has been practicing for over 35 years in individual, couples and group psychotherapy and individual and group supervision. She has been influenced by Lou Ormont, Modern Psychoanalysis, Object Relations and Relational theories. She enjoys teaching and has been on a number of medical schools and group training program faculties and was the Director of the Psychology Internship at Rockland Psychiatric Center for 10 years. In 2004, Dr. Levine was awarded Fellow of AGPA. In 2011, Ronnie was honored by the Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society for her outstanding contributions to the field of group psychotherapy. Her group articles include, “Treating Idealized Hope and Hopelessness” (2007); “Modern Psychoanalysis and Leslie Rosenthal” (2008); “Progressing While Regressing in Relationships” (2011); “A Modern Psychoanalytic Perspective on Group Therapy” (2017); "A Group Analyst’s Perspective on the Trump-Clinton Election” (2018); all published in the International Journal of Group Psychotherapy (IJGP).
Ronnie has this to say about the upcoming workshop: "For many years I have been studying love and hate and how to become comfortable with uncomfortable feelings with varying degrees of success in myself and with others. What I have learned is this: it is vital to develop an in tune, stable self, not only for our own sense of well-being, but for the sake of our relationships, for our clinical work, and for a healthy society."
Ronnie was honored to be the plenary speaker at the AGPA conference 2023 on “Finding your Self in Group“ and the Respondent at the 2021 annual Foulkes Lecture in London for the Group Analysis Society International, addressing internalized misogyny in her paper, “A Walk into the Men’s Room.” In recent years, Ronnie has written and presented internationally on hate in groups with an additional focus on social and political group processes.
You can listen to an interview with Ronnie on The Group Dynamics Dispatch Podcast by clicking here.
A brief biography:
Ronnie Levine received her BS at Cornell University and her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the Derner Institute, Adelphi University. She is a clinical psychologist and an individual and group psychoanalyst. She has been a long-time member of AGPA and has presented many times at AGPA Connect. She was a Harvard Fellow at McLean Hospital and a graduate of the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. Ronnie has been practicing for over 35 years in individual, couples and group psychotherapy and individual and group supervision. She has been influenced by Lou Ormont, Modern Psychoanalysis, Object Relations and Relational theories. She enjoys teaching and has been on a number of medical schools and group training program faculties and was the Director of the Psychology Internship at Rockland Psychiatric Center for 10 years. In 2004, Dr. Levine was awarded Fellow of AGPA. In 2011, Ronnie was honored by the Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society for her outstanding contributions to the field of group psychotherapy. Her group articles include, “Treating Idealized Hope and Hopelessness” (2007); “Modern Psychoanalysis and Leslie Rosenthal” (2008); “Progressing While Regressing in Relationships” (2011); “A Modern Psychoanalytic Perspective on Group Therapy” (2017); "A Group Analyst’s Perspective on the Trump-Clinton Election” (2018); all published in the International Journal of Group Psychotherapy (IJGP).