The
Training and Research
Institute for Self Psychology
17 East 96th
Street, #1A
New York, NY 10128
212-828-1042
trispnyc@email.msn.com
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TRISP Two-Year Training Program |
TRISP Psychological Services, P.C. |
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| A 4-year psychoanalytic certification program | Gain rewarding experience in the clinical application of Relational Self Psychology | A moderate cost, self psychology referral service | Presented in NYC by Members of the TRISP Faculty |
2 Open Houses
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Classes are conveniently scheduled on alternate Fridays |
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Candidates are encouraged to participate in TRISP Psychological Services, P.C. - a patient referral network - to obtain patients for their required supervised clinical work as well as to build their private practices. |
2-Year TRISP Program
Wednesday, April 14, 2004
8 p.m. - 10 p.m.
100 W. Houston Street, buzzer #2, apt. 3F
(between LaGuardia & Thomson)
New York City
The Open House for our exciting 2-year evening program in relational self psychology will include a workshop on "Aspects of Strengthening and Transforming the Self." Lynn Preston and Marty Livingston will be among the speakers. The TRISP 2-Year Program offers an innovative conceptual framework for developing and deepening clinical skills. It combines self psychology, intersubjectivity, and research on infancy and development. Students are encouraged to learn in an interactive framework with highly skilled instructors.
ABOUT THE TRAINING AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR SELF PSYCHOLOGY (TRISP)
- TRISP course brochure in Adobe Acrobat format
When TRISP opened its doors in 1987, it was the first and only self psychology institute. It has been in continuous operation since then providing candidates with complete, balanced, and thorough training in self psychology and the theory of intersubjectivity-the approaches that are now in the forefront of psychoanalysis.
TRISP's intensive four-year certification program with classes conveniently scheduled on alternate Fridays includes course work, personal therapy, supervision and case presentation. Provisionally chartered by The New York State Board of Education, it is a member institute of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP).
THE TRISP EXPERIENCE
Significant discoveries by Heinz Kohut (1913-1981), the founder of self psychology, including the empathic-introspective observational stance and selfobject transferences (mirroring, idealizing, twin and alter ego) have revolutionized psychoanalysis. The theory of intersubjectivity, which posits that all treatment phenomena are codetermined by the subjectivities of the therapist and patient, has greatly deepened clinical understanding. By the time candidates complete the TRISP certification program they are solidly grounded in the theoretical underpinnings of these exciting developments and expert in their clinical application. In addition, they gain a rich understanding of the evolution of psychoanalysis and the roots of self psychology in classical, ego psychological, and object relations theories. They will be able to distinguish mild, moderate, and severe self disorders and will have developed confidence in treating them. They will have explored such important areas as psychological development, gender and sexuality, and the use of dreams.
Most importantly, TRISP candidates are trained in accordance with the same ideals of empathy and respect they are taught to apply to their clinical work.
PATIENT REFERRALS
TRISP candidates may participate in TRISP Psychological Services, P.C., a moderate-cost clinic. Their participation enables them to obtain patients for their required supervised clinical work, and helps them build their private practices.
CURRICULUM
FIRST YEAR
Fall Semester:
Psychoanalytic Theories of the Self and Analytic Tradition I:
Freud and the Tradition of Classical AnalysisKohut and Self Psychology I:
Introduction to the Early Writings of KohutProcess and Technique I:
EmpathyDevelopment I:
Traditional Psychoanalytic Theories of DevelopmentSpring Semester:
Psychoanalytic Theories of the Self and Analytic Tradition II:
Freud and the Tradition of Classical AnalysisKohut and Self Psychology II:
The Analysis of the SelfDreams and Dream Interpretation I
Ethical and Practical Issues in Private Practice
SECOND YEAR
Fall Semester:
Psychoanalytic Theories of the Self and the Analytic Tradition III:
The Relational Schools of PsychoanalysisPsychopathology, Diagnosis and Treatment I:
Introduction to Diagnosing and Treating PsychopathologyKohut and Self Psychology III:
The Restoration of the SelfProcess and Technique II:
Transference and CountertransferenceSpring Semester:
Psychoanalytic Theories of the Self and the Analytic Tradition IV:
The Relational Schools of PsychoanalysisPsychopathology, Diagnosis and Treatment I:
Character and Personality DisordersKohut and Self Psychology IV:
How Does Analysis Cure?Dreams and Dream Analysis II
THIRD YEAR
Fall Semester:
Advances in Self Psychology I:
The Early School of Self PsychologyGender and Sexuality I
Process and Technique III:
Resistance and DefenseFantasy
Spring Semester:
Advances in Self Psychology II:
The Intersubjective SchoolResearch Methods I
Development II:
Self-Psychological Theories of DevelopmentClinical Case Seminar I
FOURTH YEAR
Fall Semester:
Advances in Self Psychology III:
The Contemporary School of Self PsychologyResearch Methods II
Recent Writings
Clinical Case Seminar II
Spring Semester:
Critics of Self Psychology
Gender and Sexuality II
Psychopathology, Diagnosis and Treatment III:
A Self-Psychological Typology of PsychopathologyElective
SENIOR FACULTY
Doris Brothers, Ph.D.
Julie Joslyn Brown, M.P.S., A.T.R.
Jan Crawford. C.S.W.
Donna Fellenberg, C.S.W.
Arline Fireman, Ph.D.
Joanne Gates, M.S.
George Hagman, C.S.W.
Larry Josephs, Ph.D.
Laura Josephs, Ph.D.
Martin Livingston, Ph.D.
Francis Mas, M.D.
Esther Menaker, Ph.D.
Maria Miliora, Ph.D., C.S.W.
Marc Miller, Ph.D.
Harry Paul, Ph.D.
Stanley Renshon, Ph.D.
Patricia Simko, JD, Ph.D.
Charles Strozier, Ph.D.
Richard Ulman, Ph.D.
Jane Wilkins, Ph.D.
Peter Zimmermann, Ph.D.FACULTY
Jeffrey Deitz, M.D.
Pamela Gruber, C.S.W.
Nancy Hicks, Psy.D.
Ellen Lewinberg, C.S.W., M.C.A.P.P.C.
Louisa Livingston, Ph.D.
Diana Lunt, C.S.W.
Joyce McFadden, C.S.W.
Gordon Powell, C.S.W.
Lynn Preston, M.A., M.S.
Karen Roser, Psy.D.
Aviva Rohde, Ph.D.
Michele Schwartz, C.S.W.
Ellen Shumsky, M.S.W.
Patricia Walter, C.S.W.VISITING FACULTY
Barbara O'Connor. Ph.D.
Arnold Rachman, Ph.D.
Barbara Suter, Ph.D.APPLICATION INFORMATION
Write or phone TRISP at 17 East 96th Street, #1A, New York, NY 10128, USA, 212-828-1042. For more information contact Doris Brothers, Ph.D. (Phone: 212-864-6333 - E-mail: dbrothers@aol.com) or Richard Ulman (212-534-0026), Co-chairs, Admission Committee.
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