This workshop, presented by the International Dialogue Initiative, will provide opportunities for deeper psychological exploration of the role Large Group Identity plays in societal conflict and for application of the learning to members’ cases.

A virtual conference designed specifically for advanced psychiatric residents (PGY2s, PGY3s, PGY4s, and Fellows).

Marilyn Charles, PhD, ABPP, and Hannah Schmitt, PsyD, will present at the Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology 45th Annual Spring Conference in New York City.

Join us for a virtual open house to learn more about our unique and exceptional Erikson Institute of the Austen Riggs Center Adult Psychoanalytic Training Program and Fellowship Adult Psychoanalytic Training Program and Fellowship.

Dr. Moore considers the framework of fear and racialization as conceived in the historic work of Frantz Fanon through the work of Afro Futurists who offer language and framing for holding sites of possibility in the Black imaginary in the midst of oppressive conditions of the present.

This workshop is designed to strengthen participants’ ability to exercise leadership in a broad range of work roles through finding one's negative capability and taking up a consultative stance.

This roundtable (with in-person and virtual attendance options) examines how digital technologies are reshaping psychic life within the context of place and its disembodied absence.

Dr. Hadas Pade presents about inequitable access to psychological assessments and advocates for a multi-tiered, population health approach using broader providers and earlier, more accessible screenings.

Dr. Markri will speak about how different psychological models, especially psychoanalytic theories of projection, help explain xenophobia and its persistence. Drawing on Freud and Einstein’s exchange “Why War?”, he will explore how social conditions and collective fears contribute to rising ethnonationalism and projected hatred today.

A roundtable retreat with the aim of fostering dialogue, sharing approaches to working with psychosis, and nurturing community.

Dr. Michael Garrett's presentation will describe how psychotic symptoms can be understood as meaningful expressions of a psychotic person’s past history and current state of mind, manifestations of a person’s subjective world that provide invaluable guides to a person's emotional ailments.

Dr. Robert J. Gregory, will share principles and techniques grounded in Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy theory, research, and extensive front-line experience to shed light on complex cases and common therapeutic dilemmas, offering a path forward for both therapists and clients.

This workshop, presented by the International Dialogue Initiative, will provide opportunities for deeper psychological exploration of the role Large Group Identity plays in societal conflict and for application of the learning to members’ cases.

A virtual conference designed specifically for advanced psychiatric residents (PGY2s, PGY3s, PGY4s, and Fellows).

Marilyn Charles, PhD, ABPP, and Hannah Schmitt, PsyD, will present at the Society for Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychology 45th Annual Spring Conference in New York City.

Join us for a virtual open house to learn more about our unique and exceptional Erikson Institute of the Austen Riggs Center Adult Psychoanalytic Training Program and Fellowship Adult Psychoanalytic Training Program and Fellowship.

Dr. Moore considers the framework of fear and racialization as conceived in the historic work of Frantz Fanon through the work of Afro Futurists who offer language and framing for holding sites of possibility in the Black imaginary in the midst of oppressive conditions of the present.

This workshop is designed to strengthen participants’ ability to exercise leadership in a broad range of work roles through finding one's negative capability and taking up a consultative stance.

This roundtable (with in-person and virtual attendance options) examines how digital technologies are reshaping psychic life within the context of place and its disembodied absence.

Dr. Hadas Pade presents about inequitable access to psychological assessments and advocates for a multi-tiered, population health approach using broader providers and earlier, more accessible screenings.

Dr. Markri will speak about how different psychological models, especially psychoanalytic theories of projection, help explain xenophobia and its persistence. Drawing on Freud and Einstein’s exchange “Why War?”, he will explore how social conditions and collective fears contribute to rising ethnonationalism and projected hatred today.

A roundtable retreat with the aim of fostering dialogue, sharing approaches to working with psychosis, and nurturing community.

Dr. Michael Garrett's presentation will describe how psychotic symptoms can be understood as meaningful expressions of a psychotic person’s past history and current state of mind, manifestations of a person’s subjective world that provide invaluable guides to a person's emotional ailments.

Dr. Robert J. Gregory, will share principles and techniques grounded in Dynamic Deconstructive Psychotherapy theory, research, and extensive front-line experience to shed light on complex cases and common therapeutic dilemmas, offering a path forward for both therapists and clients.