The objective of the ATPPP curriculum is to help Trainees develop a sophisticated understanding of the clinical techniques and theoretical complexities of psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Two seminars are combined each evening for a duration of three hours, over more than thirty weeks, for two years. One seminar focuses on the theoretical knowledge base; the second seminar is clinically based, providing an opportunity to clarify and refine theoretical concepts. Assigned readings constitute an important part of the seminars. Some alterations may be made to the seminar format.
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Getting Started – Introduction to Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy | 8 sessions |
Development | 8 sessions |
Assessment and Diagnosis | 4 sessions |
Core Concepts in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (Freud) | 12 sessions |
Technique in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy | 12 sessions |
Kleinian Additions to Core Concepts | 4 sessions |
Ego Psychology | 4 sessions |
Interpersonal, Culturistic and Relational Perspectives | 4 sessions |
Object Relations Theory | 8 sessions |
Continuous Case Study | 8 sessions |
Winnicott’s Additions to Core Concepts | 4 sessions |
Self Psychology and Intersubjective Perspectives | 4 sessions |
Continuous Case Study | 8 sessions |
Personality/Character Types in the Clinic | 10 sessions |
Transference/Counter-transference | 10 sessions |
Dreams in the Clinic | 4 sessions |
Sexualities and Gender Identities | 4 sessions |
Trauma and Loss | 4 sessions |
Cultural Diversity | 2 sessions |
Boundaries and Confidentiality | 2 sessions |
Impasses | 2 sessions |
Self-Harm | 2 sessions |
Addictions | 2 sessions |
Psychosis | 2 sessions |
Termination | 2 sessions |
Research, Process and Outcome in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy | 4 sessions |