2010 TRAINING PROGRAMS
2010 TRAINING INTAKE
Interviews are currently being held for our 2010 Training Intake. Applications are still open. Please click on the "Training" link for full details. An Application Form for training can be obtained by contacting Anne Malecki at the Institute on (02) 9746 7872 or by email at nswipp@bigpond.com
2010 STAND ALONE INFANT OBSERVATION EXPERIENCE
Scheduled for mid 2010, the NSWIPP will be offering an Infant Observation Experience as a stand alone program. This is to be run alongside the Infant Observation component of the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training. It might be possible to follow on from the Infant Observation Experience to continue with the full Training Program. It is recommended that interested applicants discuss this with the Chair of Training prior to application. Please contact Mary Cameron on (02) 9810 5882 for further information and application details.
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About The Institute
The NSW Institute of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy is an association whose members are trained and qualified psychoanalytic psychotherapists who work according to psychodynamic principles.
The NSW Institute of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy is an association whose members are trained and qualified psychoanalytic psychotherapists who work according to psychodynamic principles.
The NSWIPP was established in 1976 by a group of professionals who were determined to promote the practice and teaching of dynamic psychotherapy at a time when it was fast disappearing as a subject for study in University courses in NSW.
At about the same time, most other Australian states were establishing similar psychotherapy groups, and by 1980 these had been brought into association by the establishment of a federal organisation - The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association of Australasia (P.P.A.A.).
This group now has representatives from five Australian states; NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia, as well as New Zealand and publishes the Psychotherapy Journal of Australasia
At about the same time, most other Australian states were establishing similar psychotherapy groups, and by 1980 these had been brought into association by the establishment of a federal organisation - The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Association of Australasia (P.P.A.A.).
This group now has representatives from five Australian states; NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia, as well as New Zealand and publishes the Psychotherapy Journal of Australasia
Training Course
The NSW Institute of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy invites applications for its next training anticipated to commence in 2010. Please click on the Training Link for full course details, or contact Anne Malecki via email at nswipp@bigpond.com or by telephone on (02) 9746 7872.
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