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SPRING 2023 COURSE REGISTRATION
Event Date: Classes begin JANUARY 17TH, 2023 | Event Location: Virtual - Video Conference

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Continuing Education Available

PSP has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP no. 6637. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. PSP is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. Participants are eligible to earn CE hours based on the number of classes attended and completion of a brief course evaluation.

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Course Registration - Saturday

Spring 2023 Courses (12 Weeks)

Saturday Class Schedule
(January 21, 28; February 04, 11, 25; March 04, 11, 18, 25; April 01, 15, 22)

All courses will be held via videoconference.
Hybrid/in-person meetings will be at the discretion of instructors.

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First Period 9:00 am -- 10:30 am (EST)

E1:Clinical Perspectives on Freud's Social Thought and Activism
(Instructor: Wally Fletcher, DMin, NCPsyA)

The early psychoanalytic movement was deeply humanitarian and progressive in spirit. Freud and his early followers viewed psychoanalysis as a method of treatment and a meta-psychological theory with broad implications for the alleviation of human suffering and the improvement and welfare of society. Yet, Freud and his followers understood that reformers cannot effectively address the dynamics of racism, sexism, poverty, and other forms of cultural pathology without understanding the structure of the mind and the role of the unconscious.

This course will review and consider the relevance of early psychoanalytic social activism for our volatile times. In addition to key texts from Freud and his contemporaries this course will make use of Dr. Elizabeth Danto's groundbreaking research in her 2005 Freud's free clinics: psychoanalysis & social Justice, 1918-1938.

Second Period: 10:45am -- 12:15pm (EST)

AP1: Psychoanalytic Approaches to Organizations, Leadership, and Organizational Consultancy
(Instructor: Wally Fletcher, DMin, NCPsyA)

Beginning with Freud and Bion, psychoanalysis has made rich contributions to the study and treatment of organizational and leadership dynamics and dilemmas. Building on an overview of the psychodynamics of organizations and leadership, this course will focus on helping organizations, leader, and consultants face some of the big challenges of our times like: dealing with momentous change, agile strategic planning, conflict management, addressing unconscious racism and creating adaptive collaborative leadership culture. The classical and contemporary perspectives surveyed in this course will provide participants with a sound psychoanalytic foundation while working in a variety of organizational roles and environments.

Third Period: 12:30pm -- 2:00pm (EST)

TX1: Modern Psychoanalytic Theory and Treatment Techniques, Part 1
(Instructor: Linda Sayers, PhD, LPC, NCPsyA)

This course will provide an overview of psychoanalytic theory and practice. We will explore the realm of the therapeutic relationship with special attention being given to how the diversity of analytic theories can affect treatment choices. The focus will be on developing the treatment contract, defining the analytic framework, resolving treatment destructive resistances, and understanding and working with the transference and countertransference that develops in the analytic space. Students will have an opportunity to participate in discussions about the assigned readings and lectures. There will also be opportunities to discuss cases for the purpose of exploring therapeutic dynamics and interventions.

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Course Registration - Weekday Evening

Spring 2023 Courses - Weekday Evenings

TH4: Essential Papers on Countertransference
(12 Weeks - January 30; February 06, 13, 20, 27; March 06, 13, 20, 27; April 03, 10, 17)
Monday 4:00pm - 5:30pm (EST)

TX4: Training and Preparation of the Modern Analyst -- Beginning Practice
(12 Weeks - January 17, 24, 31; February 07, 21, 28; March 07, 14, 21, 28; April 11, 18)
Tuesdays 7:00pm - 8:30pm (EST)

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TH4: Essential Papers on Countertransference (4:00 pm - 5:30pm EST)
(Instructor: Cristiane M. Irey, Psy.D., NCPsyA)

This course explores several psychoanalytical papers on countertransference considered essential for the field of psychoanalysis. They represent a range of theoretical and clinical perspectives. The class will focus on their practical application in the clinical work.

TX4: Training and Preparation of the Modern Analyst--Beginning Practice (7:00pm - 8:30pm EST)
(Instructor: William Lorman, JD, PhD, MSN, PMHNP-BC, CARN-AP, NCPsyA)

This course examines the process of beginning to work with a client utilizing modern psychoanalytic frame. Areas that will be studied include: basic analytic processes; the analyst's preparation and the first session including the therapy contract and money issues; the analyst-patient relationship including issues related to self-disclosure; developing and deviating from the frame; quandaries and other treatment-destructive resistances and the structure of the practice.

Continuing Education (Clock Hours)

Please check the courses that you would like a Continuing Education certificate for.

E1: Clinical Perspectives on Freud's Social Thought and Activism $10 TEST

AP1: Psychoanalytic Approaches to Organizations, Leadership, and Organizational Consultancy- $10

TX1:Moden Psychoanalytic Theory and Treatment Techniques, Part 1 - $10

TH4: Essential Papers on Countertransference - $10

TX4: Training and Preparation of the Modern Analyst--Beginning Practice - $10

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If you have any questions, please contact Ray Gourley at 215-732-8244 or [email protected].

Cancellations and Refunds Policy
Withdrawal prior to first class: 80% refund
Withdrawal after first class: 75% refund
Withdrawal after second class: 50% refund
Withdrawal after third class: No Refund

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