Psychoanalytic Student Seminars

2024 - 2025 Psychoanalytic Student Seminar

Jane Reingold, MFT, Chair

These seminars are offered as a community service intended to supplement local training with psychoanalytic clinical instruction. The courses are offered free of charge to pre- and post-doctoral psychology interns, psychiatry residents, and pre-licensed MFT and social work interns currently in clinical placements.

Program Title:Winnicott, Creativity, and the Place Where We Live
Dates:Wednesdays, October 9, 16, 23, 30, 2024
Time:07:00pm – 08:30pm
Instructor:Marty Mulkey, MFT
Location:San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis
444 Natoma Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
This is an in-person class only; remote option is not available
Program Fee:

Free

Reader needs to be purchased separately.  For details, please refer to the Reader Fee information below.

Throughout his writing, DW Winnicott encouraged us to listen for the spontaneous gestures that emerge from within our patients’ creative, authentic core. Of course a great variety of traumas, deficiencies, and other environmental failures have all too often created obstructions to our patient’s ability to act from a place of disencumbered self expression. In this course we will anchor our listening to student case material in Winnicott’s ideas. His writings show a deep respect for the very private, imaginative core of the individual as well as the protective function of the false self. Making use of these concepts, we will work to attune our listening to the very heart of where the patient truly lives.

Reader Fee

Charges for reading material required for the seminars are not included in tuition. They are based upon copyright laws and change based on the content of the readers. The charges will be billed to you separately. Please submit your registration two weeks in advance in order to receive reading materials before the course starting date.

Program Chair:
Jane Reingold, MFT, Chair

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