The Overall Learning Objectives of the Scientific Program

At the end of these presentations participants will be able:

1. To have an educational experience, that is psychoanalytically oriented and is useful to psychodynamic practice, predominantly through the discussion of clinical experience.
2. To have discussion on theoretical aspects of their work as well as of applied psychoanalytic concepts and that they will be able to apply these to their work.
3. To participate in discussions that can occur in an optimal collegial environment that typically involve up to 50% of the meetings.

Meetings are two hours in duration unless otherwise specified.

The Scientific Meetings and Workshops are eligible for Section 1 CME credits (0.5 credits/hour)

RSVP/preregistration is required. Deadlines are specified for each meeting/event.

Refunds must be requested in writing two weeks prior to the beginning of the presentations, after which fees cannot be returned. A handling fee of $30 will be retained.

2024-2025 Scientific Program Committee

Scientific Program Committee Chair
Klaus Wiedermann, PhD, CPsych

Scientific Committee Members
Batool Batalvi, MSc., MEd., RP, FIPA; Oren Gozlan, PsyD, CPsych, ABPP; Jack Kohl, MD; Judith Levene, PhD; Nahaleh Moshtag, PhD, RP; Shawn Thomson, RP, FIPA; and TIP Candidate Jasmina Pilasanovic, MSW, RSW

For more information about and for registration in the tps&i Extension Programs, Scientific Meetings, Training Programs, Study and Supervision groups and Special Presentations, please visit our website: torontopsychoanalysis.com or email info@torontopsychoanalysis.com.