Psychoanalytic Training

Residency Training Programs
Psychoanalysis
Our psychoanalytic program is approved as a licensure-qualifying program by the N.Y. State Education Department (NYSED) and is accredited by the American Board for the Accreditation of Psychoanalysis (ABAP), the accrediting board for the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP), and by the American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC). The Residency program takes four years to complete. The weekly time commitment is minimally equivalent to two and a half days at the Institute, with additional clinical work and reading time. Part-time and non-matriculation schedules can be arranged. In addition to undergoing personal psychoanalytic therapy at least two days a week during training, residents in our psychoanalytic program spend a minimum of 1,500 hours working with clients in individual psychotherapy, receive over 250 hours of multidisciplinary supervision, and accumulate over 100 credits of course work that provides academic support for the clinical work.
Our courses provide up-to-date knowledge of the various schools of contemporary depth psychology. In all courses, where appropriate, an ongoing dialogue takes place between psychological theory and the spiritual dimension. Curriculum offerings contain such courses as "The Symbolic Nature of the Psyche, "Faith, Values and the Psychology of Religious Experience," and "The Use of Dreams in Psychoanalysis."
Enrichment Programs
Intensives, Workshops, and Seminars
The Blanton-Peale Institute, as a lifelong learning center, offers special intensive courses and seminars as well as one-day workshops on topics of interest to mental health professionals, clergy and religious leaders, students, seminarians, and lay people. Among the offerings in the current year are:
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Introduction to Psychoanalysis | |
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Boundary Awareness Training | |
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The Myth as a Cultural Dream | |
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Psychotherapy in a Fundamentalist Context | |
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Basics of Premarital Counseling | |
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Spirituality in Social Work Practice |
Courses are generally offered on a series of weekday evenings or all day Saturday.
Resources
Psychoanalytic Training Application
Psychoanalytic Training Course Catalog
Please contact Nancy Simpson (Registrar) for Applications and Course Catalogs
nsimpson@blantonpeale.org
1-212-725-7850 ext. 106










