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Supervision
The training program at IPPNJ provides for each candidate to have
in-depth supervision experience with senior practitioners, as specified
below. These may not include one's personal analyst.
Supervision in Psychotherapy
For completion of the psychotherapy program, a candidate must have
been in supervision with two different IPPNJ analysts for a minimum
of 50 sessions each. Appointments should be 45 minutes to an hour
long, and will ordinarily be scheduled weekly. These supervisory
experiences may be either concurrent or consecutive. Although fees
are to be negotiated between the supervisee and the supervising
analyst, IPPNJ members are strongly encouraged to offer supervision
to at least one candidate per year at a rate substantially below
the average hourly fee in New Jersey. The candidate and supervisor
have joint discretion about what is covered in their meetings; ordinarily,
one patient will be discussed in depth, but other clients and circumstances
in the candidate's practice may be covered as well.
Control
Analysis
For
completion of the training program in psychoanalysis, two additional
periods of intensive supervision are required, one comprising a
minimum of 50 meetings, the other of 100 meetings, to run concurrently
or consecutively with two different IPPNJ analysts covering two
different analytic cases. Successful completion of the three-year
program (or its waiver) is a prerequisite for supervisory hours
being counted as control work. In control work, most of the consultation
between student and supervisor will concern an in-depth examination
of one patient seen in analysis, at a minimum frequency of three
times a week.
Coursework: Program in Psychotherapy
subhead for Course Requirements for the three-year program
Coursework: Program in Psychoanalysis
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