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Why Choose the Denver Institute for Psychoanalysis?
The faculty at the Denver Institute for Psychoanalysis are a group of committed and experienced analysts. They enjoy teaching clinicians the skills and knowledge needed to become a better therapists.
55 Volunteer Faculty Members Analytic Programs follow standards from the American Association for Psychoanalytic Education | 3 Post-Grad Training Programs Mentors, Advisors or Supervisors assigned to all candidates and students | 50+ Years of Training Small class sizes for easier participation and networking | 206 Program Graduates Curriculum focused in four key areas: Development, Theory, Technique and Case Conference |
Current Institute Post-Graduate Programs
Adult Psychoanalytic Program This Adult Psychoanalytic post-grad training program includes four year of didactic training with a goal of the development of clinical skills necessary for analytic effectiveness as well as promote psychoanalytic scholarship and research. The training of the analyst who conducts this treatment must also be intensive and thorough. Psychoanalytic education is based on a tri-part model with three complimentary learning experiences:
This experience is broadened and conceptualized through seminars and supervised clinical work. The goal of the educational program is the development of those clinical skills necessary for analytic effectiveness. The program also seeks to promote psychoanalytic scholarship and research. Faculty and candidates follow the Standards set by the American Association for Psychoanalytic Education (AAPE) | Child & Adolescent Psychoanalytic Program
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The Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Training Program (PTP) is a two year certificate-granting program, with a new class beginning in the Fall of even numbered years (2020, 2022, etc). The PTP is organized around coursework and 60 hours of individual case consultation. The program is designed to improve clinical skills and to demonstrate the usefulness of applying contemporary psychoanalytic thinking to a wide range of clinical, teaching, and consultative situations. In addition to a comprehensive review of theory and development, the students learn the technical application of these principles to a wide spectrum of disorders. This is an intensive learning experience and requires that students devote time to readings. Students should be willing to participate actively in class discussions and be prepared to present case material in Case Conference and consultation. |
