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Admission
Requirements
The CJC Psychoanalytic Training Program welcomes applicants
from the mental health fields (psychiatry, clinical psychology, and clinical
social work) for clinical psychoanalytic training. Applicants for clinical
training are required to have significant clinical experience. Applications
are encouraged and accepted from professionals in allied disciplines:
- Academicians engaged in research, scholarly careers,
or teaching, whose work would be significantly enhanced by full training
in psychoanalysis.
- Professional allied fields (Law, Education, Sciences,
Business, Arts, etc.)
Due to the complexity of some applicants circumstances,
some questions can only be answered on an individual basis. Inquires are
welcomed and encouraged. Please call for additional information or clarification
about the admissions requirements
Licensing
Requirements: Applicants for clinical training must be licensed/licensed-eligible
in the State of Florida. A license is required for candidates to begin
clinical casework in our psychoanalytic training program. Research (non-clinical)
candidates are accepted with no clinical license.
The Center will not legally be responsible for the candidates
practice with their own patients or clients. Candidates will be required
to maintain and present evidence of adequate malpractice insurance on
a yearly basis.
Personal Suitability
The Carter-Jenkins Center welcomes applications from licensed/licensed
eligible mental health professionals as well as from colleagues in allied
fields whose research, scholarship or administrative position would be
enriched by psychoanalytic training. Acceptance to the Training Program
is made on the basis of the applicants education, maturity of personality,
psychological aptitude, cultural sensitivity and suitability for the practice
of psychoanalysis. The applicant should demonstrate a broad interest in
human motivation and in the vicissitudes of human life and psychological
growth. Evaluation of the capacity for psychoanalytic education will be
assessed on the basis of: meeting the educational requirements; the written
application, including references and autobiographical statement; and
personal interviews with two or more faculty members. Evaluation of the
aptitude for and ability to engage in psychoanalytic work is a process
that continues throughout training.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition is $2400 per year and can be paid in three installments. Agencies
are encouraged to sponsor the enrollment of members of their staff by
making time available for class work and consultation, and, hopefully,
providing full or partial tuition reimbursement. The Carter-Jenkins Center
may have clinical positions available where you can earn fees for tuition,
supervision, etc., in exchange for clinical services. The Center can occasionally
offer small loans to cover some of the training costs.
Times, locations and fees for individual psychoanalysis
and clinical consultation will be by individual arrangement. Consultation
fees for cases seen through the psychoanalytic clinic will be reduced
or waived.
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