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Suffolk Institute

Our Mission

The Suffolk Institute for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis offers a comprehensive program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis reflective of the broad range of schools of analytic theory and technique. Investigating the different approaches from both conceptual and historical perspectives, the program stresses the unifying principles of psychoanalytic process, namely, unconscious processes, transference, countertransference, and resistance, which define it as a therapeutic discipline. It is the aim of the faculty to help the candidates assimilate psychoanalytic theory and integrate those frames of reference which are meaningful to them and compatible with their own personality style.

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The dates and times of the courses given in SIPP's 4 Year Program.


Event Calendar
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Suffolk Society
Learn about the Suffolk Society, its events and programs.


Our Faculty
The members of our Executive Board and the rest of the SIPP faculty.

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Our Programs
4 Year Program
Comprehensive program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.
 
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  1 Year Program
A 30-week program in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, designed for mental health professionals, that will teach the practitioner to "think analytically."
 

 

  Pro-Seminar Program
A fifteen week sequence of courses offering postgraduate training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
 
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The Suffolk Institute

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Suffolk Society

for

Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

         

            OPEN

  COLLOQUIUM

   (open to the professional public)

Sunday, May 18, 2008

11 a.m.

(faculty meeting to precede Open Colloquium – 9A.M.)

(Society meeting to immediately follow Open Colloquium)

Institute, Supervisor, Analyst

How We Make Choices:

Conscious and Unconscious Factors

Panel: Adina Korn, Ph.D., Thomas Ackerman, LCSW, Lisa Fishman, LCSW,

Richard Sternberg, Psy.D., Diane Barclay, LCSW, Barbara Pfeffer, Psy.D.

Discussion Facilitator:

Judy Merbaum, Ph.D.

BRUNCH WILL BE SERVED

PleaseRSVP:  Mgilbertphd@aol.com 

by May 8th.