BGSP can give your career a competitive edge. At our Virtual Info Session we can help you take the next step. You will: · Meet faculty and alumni · Learn more about our Master’s and Doctoral Programs: - Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling · Learn how our program prepares you for licensure · Find out why 94% of our
Join us for our fifth Continuing Education event of Spring 2022. It will be held in a hybrid format, both in-person and online via Zoom. Registration deadline is Tuesday, June 21st at midnight. This is a free event. 1.5 CE/Clock hours are available for $25. The passage from adolescence to young adulthood always presents significant challenges.
What Psychoanalysis Brings to the World of Mental Health: Work With Impulsivity This event will be held in Hybrid format: People can attend in-person or on Zoom. Understanding and treating the impulsive person. Why can't I do whatever I want? Why do some people act without thinking? How are they a "menace" to other people--and to
Authority and Leadership in a Disrupted World Live Staff in Boston, MA | Online Membership An Experiential Group Relations Conferencein the Tavistock Tradition Sponsored by the Center for the Study ofGroups and Social Systems, Boston
BGSP can give your career a competitive edge. At our Virtual Info Session we can help you take the next step. You will: · Meet faculty and alumni · Learn more about our
Join this Webinar for the low-residency Accelerated Psya.D. program at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis! At the Webinar, you will: Learn how to apply the analytic training you already have to
BGSP can give your career a competitive edge. At our Virtual Info Session we can help you take the next step. You will: · Meet faculty and alumni · Learn more about our
BGSP can give your career a competitive edge. At our Virtual Info Session we can help you take the next step. Meet faculty and alumniLearn more about our Master's and
Details The turn of the 20th century, when Freud was writing, was rife with sexual repression and resultant hysteria. Classical psychoanalysis was tailored to this population. But what if our
Psychoanalytic community-based intervention models were born out of a need to address secondary trauma and to work through personal and systemic resistances. While some believe that psychoanalysis belongs to the
