Jeanne Isaksen is a clinical psychologist and a certified specialist and supervisor in psychotherapy for adults, approved by the Danish Psychological Association. She has worked with ISTDP (Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy) for 22 years, having been trained by, among others, Patricia Coughlin, Jon Frederickson, and Josette ten Have-de-Labije. She continuously receives supervision from Professor Psychiatrist Dr. Allan Abbass.
One of the first Danish certified ISTDP trainers, she offers 3-year core training programs, introductory courses, post-core training, and supervision of psychologists, psychiatrists, and psychotherapists, alongside her private practice in Copenhagen. Jeanne has been one of the driving forces in bringing ISTDP to Denmark, including organizing several ISTDP seminars in the country. She later co-founded the Danish Society for ISTDP.
Jeanne previously completed a 5½-year psychotherapeutic training as a Body/Gestalt therapist, along with 2 years of training in systemic and solution-focused therapy.
Jeanne’s presentation
“Fragile patient – doing better – but still some struggles”
The process will show how we (finally due to psychic integration work and graded work) can work together, monitoring split off processes and via bracing and recaps reach to breakthrough at high rise in complex feelings toward the therapist. And we will see that UTA brings an unexpected link – which leads to anxiety (panic attack) and defenses that are trying to block the guilt and understanding.