Sanville Alumna Carol Jenkins, PhD was one of the conference speakers at Women's Therapy Center's Spring Educational Series event, “On Desire,” in May 2010. Other speakers include Gail Wyatt, PhD, Mary Ann Leff, MFT, and Betsy Kassoff, PhD. They addressed the theory and physiology of desire as it relates to culture, couples, and treatment, and discussed how to work effectively with erotic transference and countertransference.

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Jill Horowitz, LCSW, presented   
Understanding and Treating Psychosomatic Patients
April 17, 2010, sponsored by
the Northern California AAPSCW and CSCSW  

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Sanville alumna Cheryl Jern, LCSW, MFT, PhD, presented  
Chronic Illness in the Therapist - The Last Taboo?
 February 13, 2010, sponsored by
the Northern California AAPSCW

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Sanville doctoral student Maria Pilar Bratko, MFT, presented
Inside/Outside, Outside/Inside: Where Is the Frame?
at The Psychotherapy Institute's Case Conference Series
January 29, 2010 at St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Berkeley

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Sanville alumna Dr. Cheryl Jern, '06
presented on October 16, 2009
Countertransference and the Elderly Client
At the Sonoma Country Chapter of the
California Society for Clinical Social Work

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Sanville alumna Dr. Nancy Neufeld Silva, '06
Language and the Development of the Self

Presented with Karen Mitchell, LCSW, a six-unit workshop that investigated how a holistic approach to language can enhance clinical practice.
October 2, 2009 in Modesto and October 17, 2009 in Turlock.

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Sanville doctoral student Graham Danzer, MSW, presented
Fear, Tension, Confusion, Despair - The Struggle: Me, Joey, and My Supervisor 
at the 48th Annual Conference of ICAPP-CSW
at the Westin St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, 9-12 July 2009.

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Sanville doctoral student Jean Kotcher, MFT
Receives CAMFT Educational Foundation Scholarship

Sanville student Jean Kotcher (left) was presented with her award by Mary Riemersma (right), CAMFT Executive Director, at the business meeting of the May 2009 CAMFT Annual Conference at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose. The announcement of the 2009 CAMFT awards was published in the May/June issue of The Therapist magazine.

The $2500 scholarship is designed for members of CAMFT who are pursuing an advanced degree beyond the qualifying degree for the license (post masters degree program) or planning to conduct or are conducting a research project that will advance the profession of marriage and family therapy or participating in advanced training, education or an unpaid internship within the field of marriage and family therapy.

This generous scholarship from CAMFT helps support Jean in the qualitative research project that will become her PhD dissertation.

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Sanville student, Lonnie Prince, LCSW
was the case presenter, May 9, 2009, at a workshop entitled
Marriage: Prison and Playground
At the Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute
Co-sponsored by the California Society for Clinical Social Work, The Sanville Institute,
and The American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work

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The Arturo Ricardo de Cordova Sanville Scholarship Fund

The Sanville Institute, now in its thirty-fifth year of providing advanced clinical education for master’s-level social workers and MFTs, is proud to announce the inception of the Arturo Ricardo de Cordova Sanville Scholarship Fund.  The purpose of the fund is to support the scholarly pursuits of students of Latino/a background who enter the Institute in either the two-year Psychotherapy Certificate Program or the full Doctoral Program, which leads to a PhD in Clinical Social Work. 

Sanville’s programs are designed for working mental health professionals who have a passion for clinical work in its various forms—psychotherapy, supervision/consultation, administration, teaching or writing.  Based in psychodynamic theory, attachment theory and neurobiology, relational theory, and systems and social theory, both the Certificate and Doctoral programs are designed to foster stimulating, self-paced learning that integrates a cultural and social justice perspective at all levels.  Educational experiences at Sanville take place in a variety of formats including seminars, mentor meetings, and individual clinical consultation.  

The Institute has been moving toward development of this scholarship opportunity over the past several years.  It is one of several new initiatives by Sanville, including the student and faculty exchange program as part of our collaboration with the Smith College School for Social Work. The Institute’s offerings are available both in Los Angeles and Berkeley.  For more information contact the administrative office at admin@sanville.edu or phone 510.848.8420 in the Bay Area, 310.674.8420 in the south, toll free 1.866.848.8430.

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TWO 2007 SANVILLE GRADUATES participated in Sonoma State University's
Spring Symposium on Countertransference, a 7-hour CE credit class, on April 26, 2008.
Dr. Sid Aaronson: Countertransference Dilemmas in Couples Therapy
Dr. Cheryl Jern: Countertransference Issues with Elderly Clients 

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SANVILLE FACULTY MEMBERS
RECOGNIZED BY THE NATIONAL ACADEMIES OF PRACTICES
AS DISTINGUISED SCHOLARS

Dr. Judith Kay Nelson, Dean, and Dr. Samoan Barish, former Dean and current faculty member, were inducted into the National Academy of Practice in Social Work in a ceremony in Washington, DC on November 3, 2007 as Distinguished Scholars who have made significant contributions to the field of Social Work. Other members of this august, elite body associated with The Sanville Institute include Ellen G. Ruderman, PhD, PsyD; Jean B. Sanville, MSW, PhD; and Chester F. Villalba, MSW, LLD.

The National Academies of Practice, founded in 1981 to advise governmental bodies on problems of healthcare, is dedicated to quality health care for all, by serving as the nation's distinguished interdisciplinary policy forum that addresses public policy, education, research, and inquiry.

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LINDA WATERS RECIPIENT OF THE 2007 JULES LEVINE MEMORIAL AWARD
The award was presented by the USC School of Social Work's Field Education Department in recognition of excellence in field instruction.

"Waters worked with the School of Social Work as a consultant on the establishment of the Inter-University Consortium program, an alliance among the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) and the four social work schools in Los Angeles County. In this role, she worked with students placed in DCFS internships in best practice models with child welfare clients. Waters then went on to work at Five Acres, a child and family services agency, where she field-instructs students from the School of Social Work every year.

"She has demonstrated the ability to work creatively and effectively with a wide variety of students, always teaching them not only wonderful practice skills, but modeling for them the very best in values and ethics of the social work profession." (Mary Gress, Assistant Dean of Field Education, quoted in an article by Maya Meinert, USC School of Social Work News & Events, May 27, 2007)

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

In September 2007, we launched a new two-year Certificate in psychodynamic psychotherapy:

A Certificate in the Integration of Theory and Practice in Cultural Context

Offered in both the Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay areas, the cohesive curriculum, designed for LCSWs and MFTs and those who are license-eligible, covers theories of development as well as practice in a scholarly and supportive case-focused seminar. Applications are accepted for fall trimester each year. Apply by 01 August in the year you wish to begin. 66 CEUs per year. Call 866-848-8430 for details.