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The IPA Working Parties Meeting, January 2026 in San Francisco
IPA Working Parties Meeting, January 2026 in San Francisco Before the 2026 APSA meetings
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Paying It Forward: Supporting the Future of Psychoanalytic Training
Paying it Forward By Anton Babushkin, Ph.D. When I began my analytic training in 2009, I had no idea how transformative the journey would be—not just professionally, but personally. The path to becoming a psychoanalyst is long, and demanding, and requires extraordinary dedication. It also requires financial resources that can feel ...
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The Analyst’s View: David Dietrich, Ph.D.
WHY I DECIDED TO BECOME A PSYCHOANALYSTDavid R. Dietrich, Ph.D. As I think back about this question that over the years I have asked manycolleagues—why I decided to become a psychoanalyst—I realize curiosity hasalways been a central aspect of my mind. Science, history, English literature,anthropology and in university psychology ...
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Robert DeYoung, Ph.D.
Dear MPI Community, As many of you know, my husband, Dr. Robert De Young, passed away on January 16. I thought that many of you would like to read his obituary, which is copied below. I would like to invite you to a memorial celebration of Robert’s life that will be held at 1:30 p.m....
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Interview Archive
Marc Rosen, M.D., has released the first installment in his collection of interviews with psychoanalysts from the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute as well as with analysts who served as Visiting Professors, our annual program of psychoanalytic education for Southeastern Michigan. You can see these on our website here: ...
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