Join the Chicago Institute for
Psychoanalysis as it launches
its latest educational
program.
AN INTERNET-BASED CLINICAL SEMINAR
DEVELOP GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF THE CONTEMPORARY DILEMMAS OF YOUR PATIENTS THROUGH CONSIDERATION OF
UNCONSCIOUS COMMUNICATIONS AND THE IMPACT OF EARLY LIFE HISTORY
Earn CEU’S by bringing your cases and questions to our live, weekly on-line Clinical Seminar
Program Details:

Online Classroom with Live Instructor (see below)
 Take turns presenting clinical issues & cases to instructor and colleagues across the country.
 8 weeks per quarter for Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarter
 Cost $400 for a single quarter or $1000 for all three
 Earn CMEs/CEUs
 All licensed, insured mental health professional are welcome
 Contact Alison Chandler at 312.922.7474 x303 or achandler@chicagoanalysis.org, for additional questions
or visit our website at http://www.chicagoanalysis.org/content/distance-learning-institute-psychoanalysis
for an application.
WINTER QUARTER – Seminar Leader: Arnold Tobin, M.D., psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and senior faculty member
is best known for his vivid teaching and supervision of ‘problems of love’ and sexual relationships. A staunch
champion of Freudian theory, Dr. Tobin has demonstrated the continued usefulness of this theory in clinical work
and research on the psychological underpinnings of dreams, prostitution, criminal behavior, addictions,
delinquency, acting-out and violent adolescents, post-traumatic stress and chronic feelings of guilt, presenting his
findings at numerous professional meetings. He has served as consultant to many agencies, government
departments, hospitals and the judiciary. Currently, he is a frequent presenter at national and international
psychoanalytic conferences, utilizing psychoanalytic theory to understand character motivation and plot in classic
dramas. -----Class begins Monday, January 26TH at 3:30 pm.
SPRING QUARTER - Seminar Leader is Brenda Solomon, M.D. Also a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Dr. Solomon
teaches courses on the ethics of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy which are helpful in addressing therapists’
ethical dilemmas including ethical use of the internet. Across her career, Dr. Solomon has shown great interests in
both Self Psychology and the moral & psychological development of women which she has incorporated into her
numerous publications. As a member of many psychoanalytic and psychiatric organizations, she is a frequent
speaker, presenting on all aspects of women’s lives—such as adolescence, parenthood, affect regulation,
therapeutic boundary violations, how women progress in tx, feminism, women’s power, and modes of relating.
Recently, she received the American Psychoanalytic Association’s ‘Helen Brown Woman Psychoanalytic Traveling
Scholar Award’ and currently sits on its Committee on the Status of Women and Girls. - Class begins Friday, May
10th at 3:30 pm
Additional areas of expertise to be covered in future quarters include:
- The Trauma of War & Posttraumatic Stress
- Gay & Lesbian Issues