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Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis

A Home for Comparative Psychoanalysis

From Civilizational Degeneration to Regeneration: Environmental, Social, and Personal

Thu., March 30 from 7:00-9:45pm on Zoom

Presenter: Paul Hawken, Discussants: Daniel Sherrell and Elizabeth Allured, Moderator: Jessica Somers

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Spring 2023 Clinical Series: Contemporary Clinical Issues

Sat., April 8 from 10am–12:30pm on Zoom

Presenters: Stuart Pizer, Linda Gelda, and Lisa Slater; Moderator: Frances Lang

THIS IS A MEMBERS ONLY EVENT

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New Perspectives on Bereavement and Mourning: Cultural & Existential Dimensions

Sat., April 1 from 10–12:30pm in Person at Harvard’s Longfellow Hall and on Zoom

Presenters: George Hagman and Suhrida Yadavalli, Moderator: Raquel Limonic

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About MIP

The Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis (MIP) is a comparative psychoanalytic training institute in which multiple psychoanalytic perspectives are brought together and taught in open, continuing dialogue. We represent a wide range of thinking, from classical to contemporary, preparing analytic candidates and post-graduate fellows to be broadly skilled clinicians who can hold the integrity of the psychoanalytic tradition while expanding our understanding and work with an increasingly wide, diverse range of patients.

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Our Training and Education Programs

The Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis is an educational organization comprised of teaching faculty, students training in comparative psychoanalysis as well as graduates, other clinicians and academics. It is a membership organization and professional home for those in its several programs.

Training Program in Psychoanalysis

A 4-year program of in-depth study in comparative psychoanalysis, both theory & practice. In addition to academic and clinical courses, candidates are free to choose their own clinical supervisors & personal analyst.

Postgraduate Fellowship Program – Boston & West

The MIP Postgraduate Fellowship Program is a one-year program for mental health providers and scholars designed as a broad introduction to a range of psychoanalytic approaches and clinical applications.

Stechler Child and Adolescent Therapy Fellowship

This Stechler fellowship is a 24-session program that covers topics in child and adolescent psychotherapy and is designed to help clinicians master the inherent challenges working with children.

Continuing Education Programs

Continuing education courses are offered throughout the year to MIP members, as well as Non-MIP members. CEUs and CEs credits may be awarded.
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Membership

MIP welcomes everyone in the larger mental health and academic community with an interest in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy to become members and join us. Our current membership includes our psychoanalytic candidates, post-graduate fellows, the graduates of these programs, MIP faculty, supervisors and other members of the clinical and academic community.

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MIP’s Commitments to Antiracism and Racial Equity

MIP’s Non-Discrimination Policy

MIP has a strong and consistent commitment to equal opportunity and does not discriminate in any of its policies on the basis of age, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identification, nationality, race, religion, sexual orientation, and social class.

Consultations and Referrals

MIP members are available to consult with you regarding your options for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Submit our referral form to have a therapist or analyst reach out to you directly.

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