LAISPS was established in 1970 as the first fully interdisciplinary psychoanalytic training program in Los Angeles to include a variety of mental health clinicians such as marriage and family therapists, social workers, and psychologists as well as physicians.
The Institute is committed to excellence in the training and education of psychoanalysts.
We invite your interest and participation.
AN INVITATION FOR TRAINING IN PSYCHOANALYSIS
LAISPS is dedicated to psychoanalytic independence, which we define as an open-minded, discerning attitude toward the rich diversity of psychoanalytic theory and practice. We highly value contemporary orientations and believe that in order to understand them in depth, a strong foundation in Freud's seminal work is necessary. We are committed to the task of helping candidates forge their unique psychoanalytic identities. Come join us.
In the tripartite model, candidates experience a personal training analysis, conduct three supervised psychoanalytic cases, and participate in an intensive four-year academic program of coursework. Our training analysts, who
represent the full range of psychoanalytic perspectives, provide candidates with an in-depth experience of
psychoanalytic knowledge while simultaneously respecting their intellectual autonomy.
We begin with classical psychoanalysis and nine months of infant observation, and continue with ego psychology,
Kleinian theory, object relations, self psychology,
intersubjectivity and relational theory.
PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES ON MODELS OF COMMUNITY HEALING
The Los Angeles Community Psychoanalysis Conference
Oct. 2, 2010 9am – 5pm Los Angeles, CA
Presented by:
The Ernest S. Lawrence Trauma Center of The Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies • The Uprooted Mind Workshops Organizing Committee • The Psychoanalytic Center of California • The New Center for Psychoanalysis • The American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work • American Psychoanalytic Association, Committee of Community Psychoanalysis
For more information and registration, view the files below:
The Ernest S. Lawrence Trauma Center
Offers free psychoanalytically-informed psychological services to "at-risk" populations as well as educational presentations to the community.
Referral Service
Offers low-fee psychoanalytic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis to individuals in the community.
PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES ON MODELS OF COMMUNITY HEALING
