… to understand and use comprehensive and effective treatments for people who are emotionally suffering.
Our training happens by phone, Skype and email, and is available to anyone, anywhere.
The last century has seen an explosion of information on the nature and functioning of the mind. We can image brains, and see how they change following psychodynamic psychotherapy. We also know that emotional suffering is a consequence of traumatic, hurtful experiences that unleash powerful negative affects and cause disruptions to the formation and integrity of the mind. Given the quantity and complexity of knowledge coming from many different areas of study, we teach from a multidisciplinary perspective, with a strong foundation in neuroscience.
Psychoanalysis synthesizes these theories into the best methods to permanently change the selves of our patients towards integration, fulfillment and pro-social relationships.
CCMPS is an innovative distance learning training institute that has been in existence for over 45 years. Psychoanalysis is called the talking cure, and by words is how we explore the mind. We make advanced education available to you anywhere, using phone and web technology.
We believe in a developmental approach to training analysts, where we aim to assist Candidates achieve the fullest expression of their innate potential through training analysis, supervision both in groups and individually, and through our classes where theoretical knowledge becomes understanding of one -self.
Classes are held through a conference calling system that allows each participant to be heard clearly, so that the experience is similar to sitting together in a circle without having to leave one’s home, office, or car. Participation and interaction is one of the requirements that candidates are evaluated on, and this format makes it easy to jump in and talk.
CCMPS endorses and employs the Code of Good Practice of the American Board for Accreditation in Psychoanalysis (ABAP) and their guidelines for ethical conduct and standards for professional practice.
We value participation in the psychoanalytic community and have been members of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP) since 1989.