Theoretical and Supervision Program "Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Adults" (TSP-5)
The "Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Adults" Theoretical and Supervision Program (TSP-5) is a four-year postgraduate education designed for professionals seeking structured theoretical, supervisory, and technical-case training in psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapy, aligned with European standards.
The program aims to enhance the professional competence of practicing specialists, guide clinical cases under supervision, and prepare future training therapists.
The curriculum integrates theoretical-clinical seminars, personal psychoanalytic therapy, and the management of two clinical cases under the guidance of a supervisor. It covers foundational psychoanalytic models and developmental theories (including concepts by S. Freud, M. Klein, D. Winnicott, and W. Bion), psychodynamic psychopathology, and the techniques of psychoanalytic practice (from initial interviews and setting to the analysis of transference and countertransference).
Each training seminar includes a lecture component, analysis of classical and contemporary works, and small-group clinical case discussions with up to six participants.
The program aims to enhance the professional competence of practicing specialists, guide clinical cases under supervision, and prepare future training therapists.
The curriculum integrates theoretical-clinical seminars, personal psychoanalytic therapy, and the management of two clinical cases under the guidance of a supervisor. It covers foundational psychoanalytic models and developmental theories (including concepts by S. Freud, M. Klein, D. Winnicott, and W. Bion), psychodynamic psychopathology, and the techniques of psychoanalytic practice (from initial interviews and setting to the analysis of transference and countertransference).
Each training seminar includes a lecture component, analysis of classical and contemporary works, and small-group clinical case discussions with up to six participants.
