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Transforming Inner into Outer: Or how a therapist goes about choosing what to reveal about his Inner Conversation.
Dr George Lianos

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A psychotherapist's self-awareness can arguably be one of the most powerful tools in psychotherapeutic practice. How a therapist conceptualises and uses this awareness has undergone significant change in the last two decades.

Ongoing self-awareness of ones subjectivity in relation to the other can be conceptualised as an internal conversation that is shared (becomes outer) in the presence of the other in accordance with ones notions of therapeutic action.

Consideration will be given to what shapes ones inner conversation before moving on to offer a Conversational Model understanding of the complex transformational pruning that turns inner into outer.

Recorded: Sydney, Australia, July 2008

George Lianos

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	TITLE	SPEAKER	DURATION
	Transforming Inner into Outer: Or how a therapist goes about choosing what to reveal about his Inner Conversation.	George Lianos	42'58
	Transforming Inner into Outer: Or how a therapist goes about choosing what to reveal about his Inner Conversation.	George Lianos

Dr George Lianos

Dr George Lianos is a consultant psychiatrist-psychotherapist in private practice in Sydney, Australia.

Dr Lianos is a Senior faculty member of tue Sydney University Masters of Medicine (Psychotherapy) program and the ANZAP Diploma of Adult Psychotherapy.

George Lianos current interests include: The process of supervision, Chaos Theory, Complexity Theory, String Theory and the integration of multilayered, multi-dimentional complex interpersonal communications.