Adult Psychoanalytic Training
Educational Program General Policies

Each candidate makes his/her own arrangements for training analysis with a training analyst from the faculty.

The Education Committee monitors the progress of all candidates and determines when a candidate is ready to begin classes as well as when to conduct supervised analyses.

Minimum requirements for graduation include:

a) sufficient analysis for training purposes which includes the minimum number of hours as required by the American Psychoanalytic Association,
b) successful completion of the entire didactic curriculum, and
c) sufficient supervised analytic work with at least three suitable cases representing both sexes. This work must demonstrate the candidate's clinical skill and theoretical understanding. At least one of the cases must be supervised to termination.

Courses are usually offered on an alternating year basis. Special needs of a class may bring about schedule changes.

All records are the property of the Institute. No information from the Institute files may be divulged without the express permission of the Education Committee and the Board of Directors.