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The Educational Committee of the BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY announces that in applying the minimal standards of the American Psychoanalytic Association it will in the future require that all candidates shall complete the following courses:
Supervised Analyses: Required, two cases completed to the satisfaction of the control analyst and the Educational Committee.
Didactic Courses:
I.Clinical: a. Group Control; b. Case Discussion Seminar.
II.Theoretical: 1. General Introduction: a. Theory of Instincts; b. Theory of Neuroses and Anxiety; c. Theory of Dreams; d. Theory of Technique; e. Theory of Neuroses; f. Theory of the Ego. 2. Psychoanalysis and Psychiatry: a. Theory of the Psychoses; b. Psychosomatic Problems. 3. Selected Writings of Freud. 4. Applied Analysis—four lectures.
The courses which are being required of students in the year 1943–1944 are as follows: Group Control Seminar—Dr. Greta Bibring; Discussion of Cases—Dr. Ives Hendrick; Special Clinical Problems—Dr. Helene Deutsch assisted by Dr. Lucie Jessner (elective); Theoretical and Clinical Problems of Children and Adolescents—Mrs. Beata Rank assisted by Dr. Marian Putnam (elective); Theory of the Neuroses and Anxiety—Dr. Hanns Sachs; Psychoanalytic Technique—Dr. Edward Bibring assisted by Mrs. Beata Rank; Psychosomatic Problems—Dr. Felix Deutsch; Theory of Psychoses—Dr. Frank C. d'Elseaux.
The following seminars for social workers and one for nursery school teachers are being held: 1. Problems of Femininity with Emphasis on the War Influence—Dr. Helene Deutsch; 2. Psychological Problems of Case Work—Dr. Grete Bibring; 3. Psychological Problems of Case Work—Dr. Julia Deming; 4. Psychoanalytic Contributions to Medical Case Work—Dr. Jacob Finesinger; 5. Discussion of Child Problems in Social Work—Dr. Robert Young; 6. Discussion of Nursery School Problems—Dr. Julia Deming.