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Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy |
The One-Year Program in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy offers an introduction to psychodynamic principles through the study of classical and contemporary psychoanalytic theory and technique. It provides a sound introduction to psychoanalytic concepts for doctoral-level or master’s-level mental health professionals who wish to obtain supervision on their agency work or private practice cases while they consider making the fuller commitment to training as a psychoanalyst. It also provides the supervision required for New York State licensure as a psychologist during the postgraduate year of clinical experience. The supervision and course work undertaken in the one-year program can be applied to fulfillment of requirements in the four-year program in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy.
Program Requirements
Requirements for the one-year program in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy include:
- Completion of the first year curriculum of the four-year certificate program
- 40 sessions of individual supervision with a supervisor approved by the postgraduate program
- A minimum of 40 sessions of individual weekly psychotherapy with a training analyst approved by the postgraduate program
- Treatment of one low-cost psychotherapy patient seen through the Psychotherapy Center for 40 hours
Note: The first two items also fulfill requirements toward the four-year program in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy.
Admission Requirements
A doctoral or master's degree in a mental health field is required. Applicants should complete an application and arrange to send transcripts from their graduate programs, plus two letters of recommendation. Two interviews with members of the Postgraduate Admissions Committee will be arranged. There is a non-refundable application fee of $50.
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Contact
For additional information, please contact:
Marybeth M. Cresci, Ph.D., ABPP,
Director
Hy Weinberg Center, Rm.221
p - 516.877.4835
e - cresci@adelphi.edu
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