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WHAT'S NEW
Mothers and Daughters: Revisiting the Power of this Integral Female Relationship
Bonnie Goldstein & Marion Solomon
and Carol & Jaimee Yellin
Sunday May 2nd, 1:00-4:00 (3 CEU's)
at The Beverly Hills Country Club
Register online
 Two sets of mother-daughter therapists, Drs. Marion Solomon & Bonnie Goldstein and Carol Yellin & Jaimee Yellin, will present a relational based, attachment informed view of the mother-daughter bond. Whether traveled individually, as a mother-daughter team, or as a clinician interested in the mother-daughter relationship for their professional practice, participants will enhance their clinical skills while exploring the bonds of attachment... Read More!
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Dr. Goldstein's Spring Course, co-led at
Esalen Institute, Big Sur
A Mother-Daughter Journey into the Mind, Body, Spirit, and Soul
May 7-9 2010
This weekend workshop is a celebration of the mother-daughter experience in a journey revisiting the power of this integral female relationship. Participants will explore the bonds of attachment through collaborative dialogue, guided movement and meditation, music, candlelight, creative journaling, and the natural beauty of the ocean at Esalen.
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Midday-Monday Clinical Supervision Group
Interweaving attachment theory (Bowlby, Main & Hesse), psychodynamic psychotherapeutic techniques (Winnicott, Kohut), and innovative research specifying circuitry in our brains that can map the mind of another person (Siegel, Schore, & Porges), Dr. Goldstein integrates research and clinical application including Sensorimotor psychotherapy (Ogden), somatic awareness and mindfulness based therapeutic techniques, hypnosis and EMDR (Shapiro), and psychoeducational intervention.
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Announcing a weekend workshop with Daniel Siegel, Mary Main & Erik Hesse entitled Adult Attachment, Interpersonal Neurobiology and Psychotherapy
 December 11- December 12, 2010 9 AM to 5 PM
UCLA Ackerman Grand Ballroom
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Transition Group: College and Beyond
 Spring 2010, Dr. Goldstein is adding a new, ongoing weekly group, offering young adults the opportunity to reflect on the past and plan for the future, navigating the transition to adulthood
through the dynamic process of group counseling.
These issues and more will be addressed as we explore relationships, reflect on parents, transitions, life goals and family issues. This group offers participants an adjunct resource to their individual treatment, or as an experience unto itself.
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Kindergarten and First-Grade Group
 Announcing a kindergarten and first grade group exploring the different issues common with 5 and 6 year olds. This group will create an opportunity for children to learn social skills and self-awareness in a fun and safe environment. Co-led by Jeremy Fink M.S.W. and Jaimee Yellin, M.S.W.
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Monthly parenting group,
led by Dr. Goldstein
The Spring and Summer topics in our parenting series focus on transitions, as our teens finish their high school experiences and enter colleges or the working world. In this challenging yet exciting time for these young adults, Dr. Goldstein will help parents address the myriad of issues that arise.
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Elementary School Age Ongoing Groups
Jeremy Fink, MSW and Jana Zawatsky M.S.Ed., NCSP co-lead this group for children in grades 3-5. Shoshanna Hecht LCSW and Nina Drabkin MA co-lead a group for 6-8th grade children. These focus groups will be facilitated in the same fashion as the older adolescent groups, however there will be more structure and guidance in order to foster communication skills, self-awareness and social skills.
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Group for Pregnant Women
 Group for Pregnant Women. Pregnancy. A time of transition. A time where joy and excitement may be accompanied by sadness and fear. A time when we need to understand and feel understood. Come share your own experience while connecting with a group of like-minded women. Together we will navigate the transition into motherhood, creating more conscious, meaningful, and healthier pregnancies. Lead by Danielle Horwich, MSW, MA. ED. Offered both lunchtime and evenings.
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Raising Responsible Children
Through the group process we will identify and articulate our own values and sense of meaning as it relates to our children. This weekly group will examine how we can raise children with positive values, compassion, empathy, and the ability to communicate about life issues. Understanding of life cycle milestones help us to provide a warm family environment in which to raise our children. Parents will have the opportunity to explore ongoing issues concerning parent-child interaction, develop tools to enhance communication, and elucidate the values that shape the lives of our children. This monthly group is facilitated by Dr. Goldstein.
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Making Meaning at Mid-Life
When one door closes, another one opens. As children are growing up and moving on to college, parents stand at a new threshold. We have freed up time and energy. We ask ourselves, "How do I want to challenge myself to live a life of meaning and purpose in which I can make a difference?" "How should I challenge my energies?" "What concerns do I have now about my health, my aging parents, my newly independent children?" Dr. Goldstein leads this monthly group.
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Spring Co-Ed Group for High School Students
Newly forming spring co-ed group for high school students, is being led by Dr. Sacha Bollas and Danielle Horwitch M.S.W. on Thursday Afternoons.
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Spring Semester Curriculum at USC
 Tuesday Afternoon SOWK 505 1pm-4pm
Thursday Morning SOWK 545 8am-11am
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Designing a Life: An Exploration of Ways
to Enrich our Lived Experience
 June 5th, 2010
Oaks at Ojai
Bonnie Goldstein and Loren Judaken will be returning to the Oaks at Ojai for this annual weekend experience, this program will help participants discover new paths to heighten the pleasure we receive by reconnecting with all our senses. We will explore ways to refine our environment and quiet our mind in order to explore new possibilities for self awareness, growth and fulfillment. Through collaborative dialogue, guided meditation, individual journaling, and other creative experiences, we will reawaken our mind, body and soul to foster a healing relationship with ourselves and thus with others. Additionally, poetry, mindfulness techniques, and body awareness through somatic experiencing will be fostered.
Calming The Body, Quieting the Mind
a mind/body approach to better sleep!!!
June 5th, 2010 at Oaks Spa (www.oakspa.com).
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9th Annual Attachment Conference at UCLA
 Co-coordinated by Drs. Marion Solomon and Bonnie Goldstein.
Speakers Lou Cozolino, Christine Courtois, Norman Doidge, Diana Fosha, Pat Ogden, Jaak Panksapp, Stephen Porges, Allan Schore, Daniel Siegel, and Stan Tatkin.
Click here for more information.
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