Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training Program (SF-PPTP)

POST-SF-PPTP OPTIONS

Ongoing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Conference (OPPC)

The Ongoing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Conference is a continuing education option open to all who have completed SF-PPTP coursework and are seeking ongoing community and support around their practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy.  

The SF-PPTP Ongoing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Conference (OPPC) takes place in an all-Zoom format to make it easier for students and faculty to participate in an ongoing way. If you have completed at least 2 years of SF-PPTP classes, please consider enrolling for 2025-2026. Enrollment in OPPC will be first-come-first-served, up to a maximum of 12 trainees, so if you are interested please enroll as soon as possible to hold a spot.  Please use this link to enroll. 

FORMAT

The 2025-26 OPPC will consist of four 9-week case / theory conferences, each with a different instructor.  

2024-25 instructors are Abby Wolfson, PhD; Steven Goldberg, MD; Peter Goldberg, PhD; and Nancy Levine-Jordano, PhD.   Instructors for the 2025-26 OPPC will be announced late Spring or early Summer. 

Each case / theory conference will begin with a group member presenting clinical material and the conference leader facilitating the group’s discussion of the case. Over time, the group and conference leader will select readings that relate to issues raised in case discussion. The leader will then guide the group in studying the readings and relating them back to the case material. The goal is to deepen and extend the theoretical understanding and clinical skills which you started to establish during SF-PPTP, and to provide a group environment for continued, supportive learning.


2025-26 CASE / THEORY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

  • All classes will meet on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 – 8:15 via Zoom.
  • There will be 36 meetings between September and June.


TUITION:

Lump Sum Tuition Payment Option

Charge Date Description Fee
July 1, 2025 Deposit (non-refundable) $ 510.00
July 1, 2025 Optional IJP Subscription $ 60.00
August 14, 2025 Tuition $ 1,022.00
  Total for Year $ 1,532.00
  Total for Year with IJP $ 1,592.00

Note: Applicants who receive a $1125 tuition credit who identify as persons of color via the Enrico Jones Fund for Equality and Excellence will pay $407 for the year (or $467 if they choose the optional IJP subscription).

Installment Tuition Payment Option

Charge Date Description Fee
July 1, 2025 Deposit (non-refundable) $ 510.00
July 1, 2025 Optional IJP Subscription $ 60.00
August 14, 2025 First Quarter Tuition $ 255.50
August 14, 2025 Installment Fee (non-refundable) $ 57.00
October 30, 2025 Second Quarter Tuition $ 255.50
January 23, 2026 Third Quarter Tuition $ 255.50
April 2, 2026 Fourth Quarter Tuition $ 255.50
  Total for Year $ 1,589.00
  Total for Year with IJP $ 1,649.00

Note: Applicants who receive a $1125 tuition credit who identify as persons of color via the Enrico Jones Fund for Equality and Excellence will pay $464 for the year (or $524 if they choose the optional IJP subscription).

 

ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS

The purpose of this Conference is ongoing analytic education, engagement, and community for those who have completed two years of SF-PPTP coursework (graduation from SF-PPTP is not a prerequisite). However, because it is not a formal SF-PPTP ‘third year,’ there will be no supervision requirement and no feedback to group members. Feedback to instructors at the end of each theory / case conference will continue to be part of this program.

 

Associate Membership in SFCP

All graduates of SF-PPTP will have an opportunity to become Associate Members of SFCP, the benefits and opportunities of which described here.

Upcoming Events

Wednesdays, January 8 to 22, 2025
Psychoanalytic Student Seminars
Promoting Depth and Analytic Process in Psychotherapy With Patients in Internship and Clinical Settings
Beth Steinberg, PhD (instructor)
Thursdays, January 9, 2025 to May 8, 2025
Extension Education Programs
2024-2025 Coalition for Clinical Social Work Extension Division Program: Foundations of Psychodynamic Clinical Work in Community Mental Health Settings - Year ONE
Genevieve Vidal, LCSW; Sebastian Melo, LCSW, MPH; Julia St. George, LCSW; and Beth Kita, LCSW, PhD (instructors)
Saturday, January 11, 2025
Child Colloquium Series
Therapy and medications: How can child and adolescent clinicians work collaboratively with psychiatrists?
Ross Andelman, MD, MFA (presenter)
Saturday, January 18, 2025
Dialogues in Contemporary Psychoanalysis
The Social Unconscious: Beyond the Individual and Beyond the Group - Juan Tubert-Oklander in Conversation with Jyoti Rao
Juan Tubert-Oklander in Conversation with Jyoti Rao
Thursday, January 23, 2025
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Conversations
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) Conversations - Module 2
David Luna, MBA, JD
Saturday, January 25, 2025
The James Grotstein Memorial Lectures in Comparative Psychoanlaysis
Part 1: Winnicott in San Francisco: "On Communicating and Not Communicating"
Peter Goldberg, PhD (presenter)
Sunday, January 26, 2025
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Conversations
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) Conversations - Module 2
David Luna, MBA, JD
Saturday, February 1, 2025
Scientific Meetings
Leadership in a Time of Polarization
Harriet Wolfe, MD; and Brett Penfil, MFT, MPH (presentes)
Monday, February 3, 2025
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion Conversations
SFCP Diversity, Equity, Inclusion (DEI) Conversations - Module 2
David Luna, MBA, JD
Wednesdays, February 5, 2025 to March 12, 2025
Coalition for Clinical Social Work
Managing Our Internal Experience
Elizabeth Simpson, LCSW (instructor)
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