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Online Intensive Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Programme
Confirmed
THE 2023 ONLINE INTENSIVE PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY PROGRAM
(THE ONLINE IPPP) will meet on
Wednesdays from
January 4, 2023 to August 2, 2023
from 9:00AM - 11:45AM EST
.
The Online Intensive Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Program is an online version of our popular one year course. This practice oriented, totally interactive program is designed for working clinicians who wish to learn the Interpersonal psychoanalytic perspective.
The Online IPPP is a 28-week, practice oriented, totally interactive educational program. It is designed for working clinicians who wish to learn the Interpersonal psychoanalytic perspective but are unable to come to New York City to participate in our in-person program. The Online IPPP will be conducted via ZOOM, an online interactive teaching medium, which is used by many universities for interactive distance learning. Both the New York based and the Online IPPP programs enable students to deepen their clinical work and learn to apply new theoretical concepts to clinical situations. Through coursework, clinical case seminars and a collegial peer experience, clinicians will learn to approach their work with an increasingly sophisticated psychodynamic sensibility.
TRAINING
Wednesdays, January 4, 2023 to August 2, 2023
Weekly training consists of two elements: lectures in theory and group case seminars. The 28 week program is comprised of four modules, each seven weeks in duration. The theory class is 75 minutes long, with a 15 minute break, followed by the group case seminar for another 75 minutes. Based on teacher schedules, the order of the two classes may occasionally be flipped.
Theory Classes:
9:00AM - 10:15AM ET
Module 1: Consultation and Beginning a Treatment
Module 2: Key Concepts in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Module 3: Child Development and Adult Psychotherapy
Module 4: Listening, Formulating and Intervening
Group Case Seminars:
10:30AM - 11:45AM ET
The group case seminars provide the opportunity for expanding and deepening the understanding of theory with clinical material presented by students. These group case seminars are similarly divided into four modules of seven weeks each and develop the material in the theory classes.
The IPPP program fosters collegiality and involvement in the overall White Institute community. Online relationships between students in the class are encouraged. All participants will receive a complementary online copy of the Institute's internationally acclaimed journal, Contemporary Psychoanalysis.
DATES FOR 2023 ONLINE IPPP TRAINING
Module I: 1/4-2/15
Module II: 3/1-4/12
Module III: 4/26-6/7
Module IV: 6/21-8/2
*Please note, the instructor may schedule a makeup session during the interim week between modules, if necessary.
TUITION
Tuition is $3,000 and is nonrefundable.
ADMISSION
Please complete the application form online with a $75 application fee paid via PayPal. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis as they are received. You will be contacted for your personal online interview.
Applicants are required to carry professional liability insurance.
Applicants are expected to have their own psychotherapy patients for discussion in the theoretical class and the group case seminar. The discussion about student cases is not supervision; rather it is teaching of interpersonal technique using student cases. All students are expected to be in supervision outside of the program.
Applicants must be licensed mental health professionals including but not limited to psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurse practitioners, family therapists, couples therapists, clinical professional
counselors and art therapists. Others whose licensed scope of practice includes the practice of psychotherapy, either privately or in institutional settings, may also apply. International students are welcome to apply.
Applicants' level of familiarity with psychodynamic thinking and personal experience in psychotherapy or psychoanalysis are considered in the admission process. Because being in individual treatment contributes to doing good clinical work, we strongly recommend students be in their own treatment to maximize the benefit of being in the Online IPPP program. Similarly, we strongly encourage all participants to be in individual local supervision.
HISTORY OF THE WILLIAM ALANSON WHITE INSTITUTE
The William Alanson White Institute was founded in 1943 by Interpersonal psychoanalysts Harry Stack Sullivan, Clara Thompson, Frieda Fromm-Reichmann and Eric Fromm, among others. Our primary function has historically been the training of psychoanalysts. Over a decade ago, we started training psychotherapists in our in-person IPPP program. In 2016, we began training Russian mental health professionals online. In January 2018, we began to offer this online training program to English-speaking professionals.
INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOANALYSIS
The William Alanson White Institute's analytic position is Interpersonal. This position was shaped by the founders' belief, radical in the 1940s, that the individuals' experiences with significant others and the surrounding culture were critical to their personality development. Interpersonal technique and theory, with its emphasis on the continuous co-participation and mutual influence of the analyst and patient upon one another, was seminal in the development of what is broadly called relational psychoanalysis. Online IPPP lectures and group case seminars highlight Interpersonal work with patients.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION AND CME/CE/CEU CREDITS
A certificate of completion of coursework is awarded at the end of the course. 70 CME credits are available for physicians. CE credits may be available for other professions on a state-by-state basis.
If you have further questions before applying, please feel free to contact the Director of the program, Karen G. Gennaro, MD at
[email protected]
. Please type "Online IPPP" in the subject line. Thank you.
Apply Here
When
04/01/2023
Where
ONLINE
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