The Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California (PINC) is a vibrant center for comparative psychoanalytic inquiry, research, and training. Since 1989, we have provided licensed mental health professionals the opportunity to study the full scope of psychoanalytic theory and to engage in research and clinical practice. Our training program—based on the tripartite model of course work, supervised analysis, and personal psychoanalysis—leads to a Certificate in Psychoanalysis. Candidates may also pursue an optional Doctor of Psychology in Psychoanalysis (Psy.D.).
PINC is widely recognized within local, national, and international communities as a welcoming and intellectually rigorous community. In an atmosphere that encourages creativity and dialogue, we adhere to the highest standards of psychoanalytic training.
Our dominant values of interdisciplinary inclusiveness, community collaboration, and participation in the evolution of psychoanalysis are all reflections of the spirit in which PINC was founded. Since 2004 PINC had been a Provisional Society of the International Psychoanalytical Association (IPA); PINC became a component society in July of 2009. While meeting IPA standards, PINC maintains its unique identity and continues to provide an innovative vision at the cutting edge of psychoanalysis.
We also support the Bay Area psychoanalytic community by offering:
- Psychoanalytic classes and Extra Curricular Events
- Aid in finding an analyst through our moderate-fee and full-fee professional referrals;
- Lectures with acclaimed speakers and visiting scholars.
Learn more about PINC’s history and explore the admissions process.
For on-line registration, tuition and membership dues payment,
or to make donations, please click here: http://www.acteva.com/go/pinc
PINC News
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An Evening with Ramsay Bell Breslin on The Late Works of Sculptor Stephen de Staebler
January 24, 2012
An Evening with Ramsay Bell Breslin on the Late Works of Sculptor Stephen de Staebler The Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California is delighted to invite you to a Very Special Event: a salon at the home of Dr. Maureen Murphy 1616 Vallejo Street, San Francisco, CA 94163 Friday, March 30th 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. [...]
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ECEC presents – Adam Phillips
December 17, 2011
Adam Phillips “Freud’s Impossible life, an introduction” May 12, 2012 10am-12pm Brower Center 2150 Allston Way Berkeley, CA Freud’s life is of great interest partly because, as the inventor of psychoanalysis he was preoccupied with the way people tell the stories of their lives. In a version of the first chapter of a new biography of [...]
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Community Clinical Forum
December 15, 2011
The PINC Clinical Forum is a unique opportunity to hear a PINC clinician present clinical material to a senior analyst. This year’s focus is on negative therapeutic reaction as seen by different theoretical orientations. Monday, January 23, 2012, 7:00-9:00 PM- Senior Clinician: Dianne Elise, PhD w Case Presentation: Carol Harrus M.D. Monday, February 27, 7:00-9:00 [...]
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Advance Seminar in Neuroscience
December 15, 2011
East Bay: Advanced Seminar in Neuroscience This year’s advanced seminar in neuroscience for psychotherapists will investigate recently exploding neuroscientific interest in self and ego-related processes. Each meeting will review relevant neuroscience research, followed by an exploration of how the data may relate to clinical phenomena. Jan 13 + 27; Feb 10 + 24; Mar 9 [...]
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Anxiety: One or Two? A Yoram Yovell Film Presentation and Discussion
November 18, 2011
Date: Jan 28, 2012 Time: 9A-12N Registration: 8:30A Location: PINC conference room 530 Bush Street, San Francisco Fee: $25 Add $10 for 3 CE Units Pre-register at: ACTEVA The psychoanalyst Yoram Yovell addresses the question of whether anxiety is one phenomenon, evoked by many different stimuli, or whether there are two fundamentally different kinds of [...]

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