Boston Institute for Psychotherapy

				Click here to jump to page section: Clinical Fellow Program Open Houses Other Training Options TRAINING FACULTY AND SUPERVISORS Diane Pearlman, LICSW Dean, First Year, Clinical Fellows Mary Jo Alexander, LICSW, BCD Nina Avedon, LICSW Deborah Baldwin, Ed.D. Lydia Baumrind, Ed.D. Marcella Bohn, LICSW Steve Cadwell, Ph.D., LICSW Marsha Canick, Ph.D. Marge Cramer, Ph.D. Elisheva Dan, Ph.D. Paul David, M.D. Doug Deville, Psy.D. Patricia Doherty, Ed.D. David Doolittle, Psy.D. Lissa Dutra, Ph.D. Paul Efthim, Ph.D. Sara Emerson, LICSW Amy Engel, LICSW Janet English, Ph.D. Diane Fader, Ph.D. Tamara Feldman, Psy.D. Richard Frankel, Ph.D. Holly Friedman, LICSW Jeffrey Friedman, M.D. Joan Goldmann, LICSW Michael Healy, Ph.D. Doris Held, M.Ed. Kathleen Henneberry, LMHC Judith Himber, RN, Psy.D. Jennifer Hunter, LICSW, MPH Rachel Dresner Jacobs, Ph.D. Ken Jaeger, LICSW, CGP Tim Kochems, Ph.D. Marina Kovarsky, LICSW Belinda Kussman, LICSW Jody Leader, Ph.D. Holly Levenkron, LICSW Joanne Lipner, LICSW, BCD Susan Lucker, LICSW Linda Luz-Alterman, Ph.D. Carolyn McLoughlin, LICSW Kim McNamara, LICSW Barbara McQueen, LICSW Lise Motherwell, Ph.D. Christopher Morse, Ph.D. Susan Bokor Nadas, LICSW Diane Pearlman, LICSW Rivka Perlmann, Ph.D. Maria Jose Perez, Psy.D. Claudette B. Pierre, Ph.D. Lauren Post, LICSW David Power, Ph.D. John Van Pruitt, III, M.D. Cecil Rice, Ph.D. Dorothy Richardson, Ph.D. Sherry Richman, LICSW Karen Roos, LICSW Ruth Rosenberg, Ph.D. Sam Roth, Ph.D. Carol Rubin, Ph.D. J. Scott Rutan, Ph.D. Barbara Schildkrout, Ph.D. William Sharp, Psya.D. Elizabeth Shapiro, Ph.D. Adam Silk, Ph.D. Susan Silveira, LICSW Susan Siroty, Psy.D. Elizabeth Slater, Ph.D. David Sloan-Rossiter, Ph.D. Ann Stambler, LICSW Anna Stothart, Psy.D., LMHC Lisa Sutton, Ph.D., LICSW Amy Sweigenberg, Psy.D. Annie Weiss, LICSW
			POST GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMS Lisa Sutton, Ph.D., LICSW Director, Clinical Training Our training programs combine theory seminars and case conferences with intensive supervision of clinical practice for a rich, consolidating experience. "The BIP grounded me in psychodynamic theory and practice and gave me a community of colleagues who help sustain me in this work." "The BIP is a home that accepts diversity of thought and spirit. It nurtured and challenged our class as it invited us to journey into new psychic territories of risk and empathy." "The BIP became my intellectual home, an analytic playspace for my unthought known."
			CLINICAL FELLOW PROGRAM
			A two-year or three-year program in individual and group psychodynamic psychotherapy to practicing clinicians wishing to deepen their theoretical base and refine their therapeutic skills. The program is part-time, enabling fellows to continue working. After graduating, Fellows may continue to work with their patients by taking them either into agency or private practice; for many fellows, this creates the nucleus of a new private practice. The training year begins in September and culminates at graduation the following June. The Program provides you with: Greater clinical versatility and training in a competitive market The nucleus of a private practice Readiness to sit for a licensure examination Confidence in professional competence and skills The support of colleagues and membership in a respected professional community Program Highlights Intensive individual and group supervision Seminars integrating theory and practice Case Conferences and Grand Rounds Group therapy training Collegial involvement in a unique multidisciplinary community Accepted for psychologist postdoctoral licensure requirements Part-time programs Clinical Fellow Program option to practice open-term therapy in the Institute's clinic, building a future private practice We invite clinicians interested in our training program to visit the Institute, learn about our program and talk with program directors and current trainees. You are invited to attend Grand Rounds at 1:30 p.m., before an Open House. Please email BIP@bostoninstitute.org or call our administrative office 617.566.2200 to request a training brochure. Boston Institute for Psychotherapy is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Boston Institute for Psychotherapy maintains responsibility for the program and its content.Continuing Education credits are available for all training courses offered at BIP. For more information on training opportunities, credit hours, attendance requirements, and educational objectives, call 617.566.2200. back to top
			OPEN HOUSES
			Boston Institute for Psychotherapy has provided over 40 Years of Postgraduate Training in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. We invite clinicians interested in our training program to visit the Institute, learn about our program and talk with program directors and current trainees. BIP holds Open House information sessions to provide potential applicants the opportunity to speak to the BIP Training and Admissions Directors. Potential applicants are encouraged to arrive in time to attend the Grand Rounds lecture held from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. which takes place before each Open House in the spring. Please visit the Grand Rounds page on this website to see the list of scheduled lectures. Open House dates: Friday, January 27, 2012 at 3:15 p.m. Friday, February 17, 2012 at 3:15 p.m. Friday, March 30, 2012 at 3:15 p.m. If you plan to attend an Open House or if you would like an information packet mailed to you, please email BIP@bostoninstitute.org or call our office at: 617.566.2200. back to top
			OTHER TRAINING OFFERINGS OPEN TO CLINICIANS
			Grand Rounds: Monthly presentations open to the professional community. Observation of Group Psychotherapy Course: 20-week course involving observation of an ongoing psychodynamic group and discussion with experienced group psychotherapists. Affect Course: A year-long advanced level course on affect in psychodynamic clinical work. Boston Institute for Psychotherapy is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Boston Institute for Psychotherapy maintains responsibility for the program and its content.Continuing Education credits are available for all training courses offered at BIP. For more information on training opportunities, credit hours, and learning objectives, call 617.566.2200, or emailBIP@bostoninstitute.org back to top

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