Learn to distinguish pain from trauma to avoid misdirected care. Gain tools, case mapping skills, and body-brain insights to guide clients toward healing and empowered self-assessment.
Join Norman Kim, PhD, to explore how systemic racism impacts eating disorder care and learn antiracist, equity-focused strategies for treatment. 4 CE Credits.
Explore the vital role of sexuality in therapy. This workshop guides clinicians on navigating conversations about sex to deepen connection, uncover core psychological material, and enhance treatment. Case discussions, practical strategies, and reflective dialogue included. 2 AASECT and 2 NYS CE Credits
Book launch for “Psychoanalytic Sex Therapy: Exploring the Unconscious Life of Sexuality” by Juliane Maxwald, LP on Thursday, January 8th, 2026 from 7:00PM-9:00PM on Zoom. 2 NYS CE Credits
This 4-hour workshop helps mental health professionals integrate Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) into eating disorder treatment. Attendees will review DBT fundamentals, explore the link between emotion dysregulation and disordered eating, and learn practical ways to apply DBT skills within evidence-based frameworks—enhancing confidence and competence in treating complex eating presentations. 4 CE Credits.
Join us to learn more about ICP’s certificate program in Psychoanalytic Training - an exceptional psychotherapy training opportunity in NYC! Learn about our Programs and meet ICP's Training Directors, Current Candidates, and Faculty Members. Virtual on Zoom.
Explore multicultural approaches to eating disorder treatment. Learn, grow, and make care more inclusive. 1 CE Credit
You’re invited to an Information Session for ICP’s Trauma Studies Center! Join us to learn about the Two-Year Trauma Training Program in psychological trauma theory and clinical practice offered by the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy in New York City
Explore Simon’s research on sex after assault, guiding therapists to support survivors with compassion, openness, and actionable insight. 1.5 CE Credits
Please join us on Zoom to learn about The Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy’s newest training program; a clinical certificate in Sex Therapy. You will have the chance to hear from
In this in-person workshop, Stephen Seligman, DMH, in conversation with Ed Corrigan, PhD, explores how the tiniest moments between patient and therapist—sometimes just a few seconds—can reveal deep, emotionally charged patterns of relating. Drawing on relational and object relations theories, infant observation research, and traditional Freudian concepts, they will use video of infant–parent interaction to illuminate how “ordinary” technical choices often reflect our participation in powerful, often unnoticed enactments, which can be deadening, upsetting, enlivening, or deeply transformative. 2 NYS CE Credits.
This small-group seminar expands on the themes of Friday’s lecture, exploring how even seemingly ordinary clinical decisions often reflect deeper transference–countertransference dynamics. Together, we will examine how analysts and patients co-create micro-enactments—brief, seconds-long interactions that reveal which internal “characters” are coming alive in the therapeutic relationship. A case presentation will illustrate how these rapid, enactive processes shape the analytic encounter. Participation is limited to 25 people, and while attending the Friday lecture is encouraged, it is not required.
