Psychoanalysis is an intensive psychotherapeutic
treatment that extends beyond symptom relief, to develop a deep understanding
of the patient’s inner life and, through this understanding,
to improve the patient’s functioning in the world. During psychoanalysis,
the patient and analyst meet four times per week, creating a confidential
and safe relationship, in which the patient’s thoughts, feelings,
and behaviors are explored in depth.
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At the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, the psychoanalysts are experienced clinicians who are undergoing their advanced training in psychoanalysis. They are either M.D.’s trained in Psychiatry or Clinical Psychologists with Ph.D.’s or PsyD's. Candidates accepted for training must meet high professional standards. Private referrals to graduate analysts are also available.
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