Introduction

The program in psychoanalysis is based on the tripartite model of psychoanalytic education and features experiences of 1) a personal analysis, 2) supervision on treatment cases, and 3) coursework in theory and technique. Courses are offered in Ann Arbor, East Lansing and elsewhere.

MPC is an interdisciplinary society for training and accreditation in psychoanalysis.

The Training and Certification Committee

The educational programs of MPC are directed and administered by its Training and Certification Committee. The function of the Training and Certification Committee is to further the objectives of MPC, which are as follows:

• The study of psychoanalysis;
• The enhancement of public and scientific interest in psychoanalysis;
• The support of educational and research programs in psychoanalysis;
• The establishment of standards and the certification of qualified individuals in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy;
• The establishment of educational programs to train qualified individuals in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy, and to award them certificates upon graduation;
• The establishment of collaborative relations with other organizations with similar interests;
• The maintenance of a nondiscriminatory policy regarding age, ethnicity, gender, race, religion and sexual orientation in membership and training;
• And any additional objectives that the Counsel may pursue.

The Chair and members of the Training and Certification Committee are:

Chair:
Janet K. Robinson, Ph.D.
(989) 799-0061

Members:
Teresa Bernardez, MD
Diane Drayson, AM, Vice President for Certification
Edward B. Gibeau, EdD
Robert E. Hooberman, PhD, Registrar
Murray Meisels, PhD
Ruth Rosenthal, PhD
Ellen VanDeMark, MA
Diane Burgermeister, MSN, CS, Candidate Representative*

*Note: The candidate representatives do not participate in the evaluation of applicants or candidates.

For Application Forms, Contact:

Membership Chair
Janet K. Robinson, PhD