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Progression Guidelines – NY Program

**It is the responsible of all candidates to be familiar with the following Guidelines for Progression** (Rev. 11/2020) A. First Year All candidates are required to be engaged in a training analysis (a minimum of a four- time-per-week analysis) with a Training Analyst from the CFS by the middle of the first year classes. The Progression Committee (PC) will consider …

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Progression Guidelines – DC Program

*****All Candidates should familiarize themselves with the following guidelines***** Training Analysis Upon admission candidates are required to begin a four-time-per-week analysis with a Training Analyst from the CFS at the start of the first year classes. A list of training analysts, as well as a list of those training analysts who are willing to conduct low-fee analysis, are available to …

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Distance Psychoanalytic Training

The Contemporary Freudian Society, Washington, DC Program announces a pilot program for training international distance candidates who cannot otherwise access analytic training. Classes, supervision, and training analysis can be online although we welcome in-person involvement when possible. There are two modules of classes: one meets six Saturday mornings per semester (DC time) with the in-person candidates through a hybrid model. …

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Progression Guidelines – NY Program

**It is the responsible of all candidates to be familiar with the following Guidelines for Progression** (Rev. 11/2020) A. First Year All candidates are required to be engaged in a training analysis (a minimum of a four- time-per-week analysis) with a Training Analyst from the CFS by the middle of the first year classes. The Progression Committee (PC) will consider …

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Training Policies

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Training Guidelines

The policies listed below are currently in practice and may be subject to change. The Progression Committee will inform advisors, training and supervising analysts and candidates of any changes. A. Academic Schedule. DC Program: The academic schedule in the DC program is based upon a semester system. Classes are held on six Saturdays per semester.  DC Program candidates take three …

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