The Education and Research Collaboration of the University of Pennsylvania Department of Psychiatry and the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia was formed in 2006. This Collaboration aims to develop a variety of joint ventures focusing on public education programs, facilitation of research on psychotherapy outcomes, and psychotherapy training of medical, psychology, and social work students. The organization has the full institutional support of both constituent entities, and the steering committee has put the public education programs as the top priority in our first years.
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Freud, Franklin and Beyond - A Contemporary Interdisciplinary Forum on Psychology and Society
A major collaborative initiative is the creation of public education series sponsored by the University of Pennsylvania Department of Psychiatry and the Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia. Freud, Franklin and Beyond is a series of educational programs focused on interdisciplinary exploration of topics related to psychology and society. The target audience is the University community, professionals, academics, and interested policy makers throughout the Philadelphia region. These programs aim to promote interdisciplinary discussion, in a public setting, of important matters in contemporary culture.
Major funding for the Freud, Franklin and Beyond Seminar Series has been provided by the Thomas Scattergood Behavioral Health Foundation and the Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Foundation.
Recent Events: Picturing Childhood: Children's Literature & Psychoanalysis - September 29, 2012
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Please call 215-746-7248 for additional information about the seminars.