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The Contemporary Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapy Program of New York (CPCP of NY), under the direction of Dr. Vivian Eskin, offers basic and advanced theoretical and clinical training for CE credits in Contemporary Freudian Kleinian and Bionian thought and psychoanalytic couple psychotherapy.  Courses and seminars are available in-person and long-distance via video conference. Topics are chosen to ensure a solid theoretical foundation for the clinical methodology used in conducting psychoanalytic couple psychotherapy in everyday practice.

Highly Qualified Scholars

Unique to CPCP of New York is that teaching and training is provided by highly experienced individual and couple psychotherapists and psychoanalysts who have extensive knowledge and clinical experience in contemporary Freudian thought, contemporary Kleinian, Bionian and Object Relations Theory/Technique applicable to and psychoanalytic individual and couple psychotherapy.

Continuing Education Provider in NYC

Continuing Education Provider

Contemporary Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapy of New York NY, LCSW, PC, SW CPE is recognized by the New York State Education Department’s State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #0263.

Course completion certificates will be awarded via email, to those who have attended the full length of all sessions in a course or seminar, after the completion of an online course evaluation.

Long Distance Learning

Long Distance Learning

Along with In-Person courses and seminars, we offer Long Distance Learning (through video conference), which are recommended for all licensed mental health practitioners interested in learning about psychoanalytic thought, couple psychoanalytic psychotherapy, and technique.

For further information on course material, accessibility for those with disabilities, or to address grievances, please contact eskinassistant@gmail.com.

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