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After you've toured MITPP.ORG, you may wish to learn more about what it's like to train at MITPP. You're welcome to contact an MITPP graduate.
The following graduates would be pleased to hear from you. You may phone or email them.
Carol Mazor (212) 678-4259 cmazor10025@yahoo.com
Barbara Reichenthal (212) 532-4399 barbarareichenthal@yahoo.com
Steven Suchow (914) 582-2688
SSuchow273@aol.com
(Child and Adolescent Program)
You may also contact current MITPP candidate
Stacy Braffett at the following
email address
cooperbraffett@yahoo.com
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MITPP is affiliated with the Metropolitan Center
for Mental
Health (MCMH), an Office of Mental Health licensed clinic. Social workers
who train at MITPP can count their hours of practice at MCMH toward LCSW
licensure in accordance with New York State Law.
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EARN AND LEARN WHILE WORKING
TOWARD LCSW LICENSURE AND A CERTIFICATE IN
PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY.
The Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy,
in
conjunction with The Metropolitan Center for Mental Health
(www.metropolitancenter.com), offers social workers the opportunity to be paid
for
clinical hours while working toward LCSW licensure and a Certificate in
PsychoanalyticPsychotherapy. Work a minimum of 20 clinical hours weekly
to qualify
for the LCSW in three years or work a minimum of 15 clinical hours to
qualify for the LCSW in six years.
Effective with the Fall, 2009 semester, social workers have the
additional option of working a minimum of 10 unpaid clinical hours to
qualify for
the LCSW in six years.
MITPP IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE A PATH
FOR THOSE WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
TO EARN THE LCSW
WORK TOWARD LCSW LICENSURE AND A CERTIFICATE IN CHILD AND
ADOLESCENT PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY.
The Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic
Psychotherapy, in conjunction with The Metropolitan Center for Mental Health
(www.metropolitancenter.com), an Office of Mental Health(OMH) licensed clinic
offers social
workers the opportunity to carry 10 clinical hours to qualify for the LCSW
in six years. After completing MITPP's two-year Clinical Training in Child
and Adolescent Psychotherapy Program, clinicians would then continue in
individual and group supervision and take a minimum of one course per semester
in
the Adult Program until they have accrued the necessary hours for the
LCSW.
Browse our website to learn more about flexible training options. To
apply, please email a cover letter, CV and a completed application to
mitppnyc@aol.com. Applications are available for download by clicking
here:
Application. In addition, two letters of reference on letterhead from
current or
former supervisors, teachers, administrators or other such professionals
who have overseen your work must be forwarded to MITPP by the writer on
your
behalf.
The $50 application fee should be mailed to:
Joyce A. Lerner, LCSW, Director
MITPP
160 West 86th Street
New York, New York, 10024
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NEW YORK STATE
HAS DESIGNATED THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN
PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AS AN AUTHORIZED PROVIDER FOR EDUCATION AND
TRAINING
FOR THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED LICENSE IN PSYCHOANALYSIS
MITPP is very pleased to announce that it has been designated by the New York
State Education Department as a provider of the necessary education leading
to a New York State license in Psychoanalysis. Completing MITPP’s new Licensure
Track Program in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy will enable clinicians who seek
such to qualify for the license in Psychoanalysis.
The recently passed licensing law has specified which professions can
practice psychotherapy. The new designation “Licensed Psychoanalyst” is one that
allows clinicians from other disciplines not previously licensed, to
practice psychotherapy privately and in other settings. For further information
about
Licensure and Practice of the Mental Health Professions in New York State, visit
http://www.op.nysed.gov/mhpques-ans.htm
If you would like to learn more about the Licensure Track Program in
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy at MITPP, please call Ivy Vale, Registrar, at (212)
496-2858 or email: mitppnyc@aol.com.