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Chestnut Hill College
Is your doctoral program accredited by the American Psychological Association? Yes Is your program considered open to and inclusive of Psychoanalytical/Psychodynamic theory and practice? Yes Does your program have any faculty that are certified psychoanalysts, or in psychoanalytical training? No
Does your program have psychoanalytically-oriented faculty, and include psychoanalytical thought in their courses? Does your program require introductory courses on psychoanalytical theories and psychotherapy? Yes Which psychoanalytical theoretical perspectives does your Program offer? Freudian/Classical Ego Psychology Object-relations Self-psychology Supportive-Expressive Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Does your program cover special topics from psychoanalytical perspectives such as treatment of severe psychopathology, race, class, gender/sexuality, dreams, supervision, transference/counter-transference? Does your program require courses on short-term psychotherapy and crisis intervention that include psychoanalytical perspectives? Yes
Program Description Provided by the Institution: Chestnut Hill College offers APA-accredited doctoral training in professional psychology using a complementary approach of psychodynamic and systems theories. Students receive instruction in theory and practice of modern, pragmatic psychodynamic theory with a focus on the issues they will encounter in their future work as professional psychologists. Faculty are each practicing professionals and have strong connections with private practitioners, practice sites, mental health agencies, and the psychoanalytic institutes in the Philadelphia area. Chestnut Hill College possesses its own APPIC-accredited internship consortium. Graduates will be prepared for licensure as well as postgraduate psychoanalytic training.
Duquesne University Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology Department of Psychology McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Director of Clinical Training: Russell Walsh, Ph.D. Administrative assistant: Mrs. Marilyn Henline Phone: 412-396-6520 Survey Results: Is your doctoral program accredited by the American Psychological Association? Yes
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Does your program require introductory courses on psychoanalytical theories and psychotherapy? Yes. Which psychoanalytical theoretical perspectives does your Program offer? Freudian/Classical, Object-relations, Self-Psychology,Lacanian,Other perspectives [Interpersonal, Neo-Jungian] Does your program cover special topics from psychoanalytical perspectives such as treatment of severe psychopathology, race, class, gender/sexuality, dreams, supervision, transference/counter-transference? Yes
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The program in clinical psychology is consistent with the Psychology Department’s broad mission to develop psychology conceived as a human, rather than natural, science. That is, our approach is consistent with all those who have been concerned with understanding the meaning, significance, complexity, and depths of experience and behavior, and who honor the sociocultural and historical embeddedness of psychological life. Our research programs emphasize qualitative methods of research which draw upon the same skills as those of the best psychotherapists. Some of the prominent historical figures in our program include psychoanalysts such as Freud, Jung, Lacan, Klein, Kohut, Mitchell and Malan, phenomenological psychologists such as Boss, Craig, and Romanyshyn, and philosophers such as Merleau-Ponty, Levinas, Derrida, and Butler.
Department of Psychology McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA 15282 Director of Clinical Training: Russell Walsh, Ph.D. Administrative assistant: Mrs. Marilyn Henline Phone: 412-396-6520
Pennsylvania State University Program and Contact InfoProgram Name The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Psychology Program Phone Number (814) 863-1721 Program Address Department of Psychology, Room 125 Bruce V. Moore Building, Penn State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802 Contact Person Kenneth N. Levy, Ph.D. Contact Email Address klevy@psu.edu Is your doctoral program accredited by the American Psychological Association? Yes Is your program considered open to an inclusive of Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic theory and practice? Yes Does your program have any faculty that are certified psychoanalysts, or in psychoanalytical training? Yes Does your program have psychoanalytically-oriented faculty, and include psychoanalytical thought in their courses? Yes Does your program require introductory courses on psychoanalytical theories and psychotherapy? Yes Which psychoanalytical theoretical perspectives does your Program offer? Freudian/Classical Ego Psychology Object-relations Self-psychology Lacanian Transference-focused psychotherapy and mentalization based therapy Does your program cover special topics from psychoanalytical perspectives such as treatment of severe psychopathology, race, class, gender/sexuality, dreams, supervision, transference/counter-transference? Yes Does your program require courses on short-term psychotherapy and crisis intervention that include psychoanalytical perspectives? Yes Would you like your program to be listed on the Psychoanalytically-friendly Universities web-site? Yes Program Description Although the focus of Penn State's clinical program is training students for academic careers, as a faculty we aspire to provide both excellent research and excellent clinical training. As such the program values clinical training, which is unique for top research R1 clinical programs. Additionally, also unique among such programs, we value clinical pluralism. The majority of the 18 or so faculty consider themselves cognitive-behavioral or behavioral in their orientation, but several faculty consider themselves integrative and few outright psychodynamic in their orientation. Additionally, the vast majority of the faculty are open and valuing of psychodynamic approaches even if one is not trained or adherent in the approach. Thus the atmosphere in the program is accepting and encouraging of those with psychodynamic interests. University of Pennsylvania Program and Contact InfoProgram Name University of Pennsylvania - School and Mental Health Counseling Master's Degree Programs Program Phone Number (215) 898-4176 Program Address 3700 Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104 Contact Person Kyle Schultz Contact Email Address schkyle@upenn.edu Is your doctoral program accredited by the American Psychological Association? No Is your program considered open to an inclusive of Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic theory and practice? Yes Does your program have any faculty that are certified psychoanalysts, or in psychoanalytical training? Yes Does your program have psychoanalytically-oriented faculty, and include psychoanalytical thought in their courses? Yes Does your program require introductory courses on psychoanalytical theories and psychotherapy? No Which psychoanalytical theoretical perspectives does your Program offer? [Check all that apply] Relational Does your program cover special topics from psychoanalytical perspectives such as treatment of severe psychopathology, race, class, gender/sexuality, dreams, supervision, transference/counter-transference? No Does your program require courses on short-term psychotherapy and crisis intervention that include psychoanalytical perspectives? Yes Program Description This is a master degree-granting program that has four options: a one year intro to the field of counseling, a two year LPC-elligible mental health track, a two year school and mental health track, and a two year executive-style program (an intensive summer week each summer and once a month classes thereafter). Dr. Kyle Schultz is a full-time faculty member there and is in training at the Institute for Relational Psychoanalysis. He teaches the practicum courses with contemporary psychoanalytic theory and practice in mind and as part of the conversation (though not the entire focus). There are not courses dedicated to psychoanalytic ideas specifically. Dr. Schultz also runs a psychoanalytic reading group for students. Rest of the program is friendly to psychoanalytic ideas. Widener University Director: Virginia Brabender Email: vmbrabender@widener.edu Phone: 610-499-1209 FAX: 610-499-4625 Address: Widener University Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology One University Place Chester, PA 19013 Survey Results: Is your doctoral program accredited by the American Psychological Association? Yes Is your program considered open to and inclusive of Psychoanalytical/Psychodynamic theory and practice? Yes Does your program have any faculty that are certified psychoanalysts, or in psychoanalytical training? Yes Does your program have psychoanalytically-oriented faculty, and include psychoanalytical thought in their courses? Yes Does your program require introductory courses on psychoanalytical theories and psychotherapy? Yes, two courses. Which psychoanalytical theoretical perspectives does your Program offer? Freudian/Classical, Ego Psychology, Object-relations, Self-psychology, Other perspectives [Inter-subjective, relational approaches] Does your program cover special topics from psychoanalytical perspectives such as treatment of severe psychopathology, race, class, gender/sexuality, dreams, supervision, transference/counter-transference? Yes Does your program require courses on short-term psychotherapy and crisis intervention that include psychoanalytical perspectives? No Program Description Provided by the Institution: All students take two basic psychoanalytic courses in the first year. Subsequently, they can take psychoanalytic electives (e.g., “Transference and countertransference”) and psychoanalytically-oriented case conferences. An annual event, the Schulman Symposium, features a renowned psychoanalytic thinker. Students may do a psychoanalytically-oriented dissertation and/or have a practicum and internship rotation in a psychoanalytically-oriented setting. Within the program, different theoretical orientations exist in harmony. Dr. Dennis Debiak Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology Widener University Chester, PA 19013 (610) 499-1209
Please call (610) 499-1206 to request an application.
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