Outreach Liaison Programs
Psychoanalysis and Love: A Lacanian Perspective with Bruce Fink
May 10, 2008
Bruce Fink, Ph.D.
Conversations on Adolescents: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Youth at Risk
March 15 - May 17, 2008
Cori Herzig, Psy.D., Jim Dimon, M.D., Terrence Owens, Ph.D., Michael Loughran, Ph.D.
Comparing Notes from the Underworld: Contributions of Psychoanalytic, Jungian & Neuroscience Visions of Dreaming
March 29, 2008
Charles Fisher, M.D., Bonnie Payne, Ph.D., Bryan Wittine, Ph.D., Barbara McSwain, M.S.W., Alan Kessler, Ph.D.
Eating Disorders Resource Center
Co-chairs: Jana Kahn, Ph.D. & Ann Martini, L.C.S.W.
The EDRC is designed to provide education for patients, parents, teachers and physicians who are seeking information about eating disorders and/or intensive treatment. Psychoanalytic speakers are provided to organizations and groups without a charge. Consultation for mental health professionals is also provided although there is a charge for consultations.
When Everything Stays Inside: Treating Obesity in the Difficult Eating Disordered Patient
December 1, 2007
Shela Fisk, Ph.D., Alice Jones, M.D., Judy Schiller, Ph.D. & Mary Jane Otte, Ph.D.
Moderator: Robin A. Deutsch, Ph.D.
Poetry and Psychoanalysis
Co-ordinator: Susan Kolodny, D.M.H.
Psychoanalytic poets interview other published poets about creativity, their writing as it is related to unconscious processes as well as their experiences when they are engaged in the writing process.
These programs are free to the general public.
Psychoanalytic Grand Rounds at Stanford University Medical Center
Chair: Maureen Smith. M.D.
These lectures occur monthly from 6:15-7:30pm and are on a wide variety of mental health subjects.
Movies, books and clinical examples are utilized to illustrate the clinical topic.
They are free to any mental health trainee or professional.
Conversation with the Author
Chair: Claire Kahane, Ph.D.
Psychoanalytic Seminars for Scholars
Chair: Claire Kahane, Ph.D.
These seminars in psychoanalytic studies are offered free of charge to non-clinical graduate students in the university community who have an interest in the clinical understanding of psychoanalytic concepts in their academic work.
The juxtaposition of scholarly and clinical perspectives provides an enriching cross-fertilization of our fields of study and a forum in which to bring abstract theoretical ideas to everyday life.
For more information, please call Max Lee, the Extension Division Coordinator at 415-563-5815.
Public Lecture Series
Co-chairs: Beth Steinberg, Ph.D. & Lisa Roth, Psy.D.
The Outreach/Liaison Committee of the SFCP will be presenting a series of free lectures for the general public.
The speakers are all practicing psychoanalysts. Using analytic thinking, speakers will discuss topics of everyday interest.
Residency Therapy
Chair: Mary Susan Hansen, M.D.
This program connects analysts in the various geographical areas with psychiatric residents who want a lower cost treatment as part of their training.
Liaison
SFCP provides without charge liaisons to other large mental health programs. Most of these programs have a training aspect and the liaisons co-ordinate other analysts and/or analytic oriented clinicians that teach, supervise and provide consultation to the organization that is listed.
A Home Within - Marilynne Kanter, Ph.D.
Access Institute - L. Eileen Keller, Ph.D.
CPMC - Charles Fisher, M.D.
PACT - Cheryl Goodrich, Ph.D.
R.A.M.S - Gary Grossman, Ph.D.
Redwood Psychological Association - Marilynne Kanter, Ph.D.
Santa Clara County Psychological Association - Alan Kessler, Ph.D.
UCSF Residents Therapy Program - Mary Susan Hansen, M.D.
The Wright Institute - Peter Goldberg, Ph.D. Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Marin- Terry Schulman, Ph.D.
To ensure a timely response to the requests, as a program begins to evolve, an analyst/liaison is designated to provide coordination between the outside program and SFCP. Our liaisons work to facilitate a personal relationship with each program. Within the Outreach/Liaison Committee, services are provided pro bono.
If you have interest in contacting the Outreach Liaison, please call Marilynne K. Kanter, Ph.D. at 415-921-2357 or Dena J. Sorbo, L.C.S.W. at 650-948-8335.
For more information about any of these programs, or to request a liaison for your program, please call SFCP: (415) 563-5815.
