Category: Events
15 Apr 2024 |
Photos from the 2023 MPF Benefit
On November 10, 2023, the Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation celebrated its 39th Annual Benefit, a night dedicated to honoring the significant contributions of Robin Rayford, M.A. View photos from the event.
Continue Reading14 Sep 2023 |
Run! Walk! Volunteer! Donate! October 14-15
The Mel Bornstein Clinic for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Free Press Marathon Fundraiser is coming up soon! Saturday, October 14, 2023 1 mile — 5K — Kids Fun Run (4-12 years) Sunday October 15, 2023 Full Marathon — International Half Marathon (registration is closed) — US Only Half Marathon We ...
Continue Reading09 Aug 2023 |
SAVE THE DATE: October 7, 2023 For the Left Hand
SAVE THE DATE October 7, 2023 4 p.m. State Theater Ann Arbor, Michigan FOR THE LEFT HAND A DOCUMENTARY FILM ABOUT RESILIENCE AND THE POWER OF MUSIC IN THE SHADOW OF TRAUMA At age 5, Norman Malone discovered he was a natural at the piano. Tragically, when Norman turned 10, he was attacked, leaving him paralyzed...
Continue Reading14 Mar 2022 |
2022 MPI OPEN HOUSE
MPI’s 3rd Virtual Open House! Saturday, March 19, 2022 at 11:30 a.m. Followed by the MPS Scientific Program scheduled at 2:00 pm with John Porcerelli, Ph.D., MPI Visiting Professor The Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute offers a full range of psychoanalytic educational opportunities. Download Our Brochure Come and hear about ...
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27 Feb 2022 |
45th Annual Symposium
In our contemporary world, people often tend to regard both spirituality and psychoanalysis as peripheral to modern thought. Both, however, significantly contribute to the human need to find meaning in life and to manage anxiety and fear, particularly during the uncertainty of our current times. In a society burdened with Covid-19, ...
Continue Reading19 Dec 2021 |
2021 Annual Benefit Highlights
Rep. Debbie Dingell gave a moving address at the 2021 Benefit for the Michigan Psychoanalytic Foundation. John Gilkey, M.D., presided over the event as MPF and MPI president. Ronald Benson, M.D., gave a personal “introduction” that in fact came at the end due Rep. Dingell needing to return to negotiations as quickly as ...
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