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AAm I My Brother’s Keeper? An Exploration of Sibling Dynamics: How They Influence The Roles We Take and The People We Become In Groups - Yair Kramer
Event Description:Am I My Brother’s Keeper? An Exploration of Sibling Dynamics: How They Influence The Roles We Take and The People We Become In Groups -
Yair Kramer PsyD, CGP & Brett Kociol, PsyD
Sunday, September 18, 2022
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Siblings are one of the few people in the world who know what it is like to grow up in our family. And yet, our siblings’ experiences frequently differ from our own. This process oriented workshop will explore this unique affiliation, the intense feelings of love, rivalry, connection, envy, and loss that arise in these formative bonds and how they establish a new template for future relationships.
Bios:
Yair Kramer PsyD CGP is in private practice in New York City where he conducts individual, group and couples therapy. Yair is currently a process group facilitator at Yeshivat Chovevei Torah. Yair formerly served as a process group leader in the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai St Luke’s & West Psychiatry Residency Program, a supervising clinician at the Brooklyn College Personal Counseling Program and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Brooklyn College Mental Health Counseling Masters Program and Yeshiva University’s Undergraduate Yeshiva College.
Brett Kociol, PsyD currently works as a psychologist in private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area. He has conducted psychotherapy groups whenever given the opportunity and is currently leading two process groups, one of which is fully online and one of which is a hybrid online/in person group. Previously, Dr. Kociol worked as a psychologist in group practice at The Wise Mind Institute. Prior to his position at the Wise Mind Institute, Dr. Kociol worked as a staff psychologist at Two Chairs, a mental health start-up with clinics throughout the country. Prior to this, Dr. Kociol conducted what may have, at the time, been the only two process-oriented psychotherapy groups in the Kaiser Permanente medical system in Northern California. While at Kaiser, he was able to supervise, train and co-lead psychotherapy groups with members of the postdoctoral training cohort. While a graduate student, Dr. Kociol co-founded Group Psychotherapy Services at Rutgers University, a training clinic providing low-cost services to the greater New Jersey community. Dr. Kociol has been a member of numerous psychotherapy groups and is currently a member of an online training group.
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Time: Thursday, January 1st, 12:00 am - 12:00 am
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