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The Institute of The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis has sponsored a local Psychoanalytic Fellowship Program since 1995. The Fellowship is a source of academic enrichment and pride for The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. It is also an important outreach effort to the community and is a model for other such initiatives at The Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis.
The Psychoanalytic Fellowship Program is an academic honor awarded to applicants who show outstanding interest in psychoanalytic studies. The one-year Fellowship is highly selective and there is careful screening by the subcommittee chair, Bruce J. Levin, M.D., and its members Deena Adler, Psy.D., Frederick Fisher, M.D., Emanuel Garcia, M.D., Michael Kowitt, Ph.D., Eva Loeb, M.D., Franklin Maleson, M.D., and Harvey Schwartz, M.D. By selection, a second year of Fellowship is available to Fellows for further study.
The Fellowship includes exposure to psychoanalytic concepts through discussion with psychoanalytic mentors. The program has three tracks: (1) an academic track for nonclinical scholars and academics; (2) a clinical track for psychiatrists, doctoral level psychologists, and social workers; and (3) an honorary track to recognize academic leaders who have worked collaboratively with psychoanalysts in education, clinical, and research areas.
In addition to the mentorship, the Fellows are invited to attend Scientific Sessions as well as classes in the Advanced Training Program in Psychodynamic