Dear Members, Faculty, Candidates, Friends & Supporters of NPI:
As the 2023-2024 Academic Year comes to a close, we reflect with deep gratitude, the dedication of many to NPI’s growth. With that, we introduce The Newport Psychoanalytic Institute Memorial Fund.
Previously named after Sandy Russell, a respected senior candidate at NPI, who enriched our community until her passing in 1993, the fund now honors her memory along with other esteemed individuals like William Erwin, Warren Procci, Gail Libman, Virginia Hunter, Piper Glasier, Sharon Bassett, Terry Cochran, Judith Taylor, Jeanne York, Jean Dzierzynski, and others. Their contributions have left a lasting impact on our institute.
Our psychoanalytic community has a rich history of generosity and commitment to rigorous training. While volunteers continue to play crucial roles within NPI, we recognize the invaluable contributions of those who have passed away.
This fundraiser represents more than just improving our infrastructure; it embodies NPI’s dedication to preserving the legacy of those who supported candidates and students through their training, nurturing a passion for psychoanalysis and lifelong learning.
Let’s honor our past while paving the way for the future. Together, we can transform dreams into reality and fortify our institute’s foundation.
We invite you to join us on this journey as we shape the course for generations to come. This year, your contributions will support the redesign of our new website, aiming to enhance user experience, streamline marketing and recruitment efforts, and simplify interaction through our Portal interface.
We appeal to your generosity in supporting this cause. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to NPI’s mission and vision. Donations can be made through our website or by calling our office at (714) 505- 9080.
We are therefore asking for your support. Your gift is tax-deductible and will benefit NPI and psychoanalysis for years to come.
We thank you in advance for your continued support!
Don’t miss out on our upcoming CE Conferences and CE Salons!
Also….in case you weren’t able to attend a conference that has already taken place, we provide access to both members and non-members for recordings of past conferences from the current academic year
Click the link below to purchase recordings and see more details for each conference
PSYCHOANALYTIC TRAINING
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Our core training program in Psychoanalysis takes place over a minimum of five years through the threefold process long established in psychoanalysis: Didactic Seminars, Personal Psychoanalysis, and Supervised Clinical Work, resulting in certification as a Psychoanalyst.
PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY TRAINING
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Newport Psychoanalytic Institute is proud to present programs and course series that enhance clinical practice. NPI welcomes both early-career clinicians who wish to pursue an in-depth introduction to psychoanalytic psychotherapy, as well as more experienced clinicians seeking to deepen their clinical understanding of fundamental principles and to expand their exposure to psychoanalytic theory and technique.
NPI CONFERENCES
In the forty-plus years since the founding of Newport Psychoanalytic Institute, we have been honored to have many of the most well known and inspiring speakers at our yearly conferences. Past presenters have included Christopher Bollas, James Grotstein, Philip Bromberg, Fred Busch, Robert Stolorow, Salman Akhtar, Avner Bergstein, Fred Pine, Steve Kuchuck, Peter Goldberg, Nancy McWilliams, Martha Stark and many more. Each year our events committee works to bring the very best experience to our members, students, and community. This year we are very pleased to host Christopher Christian, Megan Rundel, Avgi Saketopoulou, and Mary Morgan as our featured conference presenters.
NPI is approved to operate by the BPPE. The BPPE can be reached at (888) 370-7589 or http://www.bppe.ca.gov. NPI is a private non-profit institution approved to operate by the California Bureau for Private Post-secondary Education. Approval to operate means the institution is compliant with the minimum standards contained in the California Private Post-secondary Education Act of 2009 (as amended) and Division 7.5 of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations.