EUPI is excited to announce our second annual Fellowship Program in contemporary psychoanalysis and clinical practice. Sponsored by the Catherine Shropshire Hardman Philanthropy Fund, Fellows will attend eight, two-hour presentations by Institute faculty in 2024-2025 (September – December; January – May), with the intent of educating a multidisciplinary group of clinicians about the evolving world of psychoanalysis, and especially its relevance to psychotherapy.
Topics include: therapist’s use of self; using transference phenomena to help patients understand the origins of their interpersonal patterns; effective use of countertransference in psychotherapy; supporting and nurturing the patient’s tendrils of personal growth; how arrests in emotional development inform and affect treatment and the personal growth of a psychodynamic clinician.
The Fellowship has a selective application process. The cost of application is $200. This is a non-refundable fee. However, if one is accepted, a fellow can defer their acceptance to the following Fellowship year without incurring another application fee.
Each year, the Fellowship team will be applying for 16 Continuing Education and Continuing Medical Education Credits. As some of our applications are still in process, we cannot promise continuing education credits. However, the 2023-2024 Fellowship credits were co-sponsored by the American Psychoanalytic Association, Georgia Psychological Association, Georgia Society for Clinical Social Work and Georgia Licensed Professional Counselors. Once we secure Continuing Education Credits, we charge a one-time $200 CE administrative fee to accepted fellows.
EUPI Fellowship Co-Directors
John Paddock, PhD
Bruce Rudisch, MD