Let’s Have a Conversation about Dissociative Identity Disorder

Led by Ellie Muska, LCSW

Friday, January 10, 2025
11:30am -1:00pm

All CPPNJ Members Welcome

Virtual via Zoom – No Fees – No CEs

Let’s have a conversation where we share questions, experiences, ideas, struggles, fears, and interest about our work with people who have adapted to, or who want to adapt better to their lived experience with dissociative identities.

Toxic polarization is an increasing vulnerability: is CPPNJ vulnerable too?

Sunday, January 12, 2025
5:00pm -6:30pm

Led by Susan Kolod, Ph.D.

Sponsored by the Social Justice Reflections Group

All CPPNJ Members Welcome

Virtual via Zoom – No Fees – No CEs

Dr. Kolod is President-elect of the North American Psychoanalytic Confederation (NAPsaC). She is a Supervising and Training Analyst and member of the Faculty at the William Alanson White Institute and co-leads a study group on polarization called the Depolarization Project. Dr. Kolod is a Director-at-Large and serves on the Board of Directors of APSA.

In January 2024 Dr. Kolod was a presenter on a 2 part webinar on toxic polarization hosted by the International Psychoanalytic Association entitled:

Behind the Scenes of Toxic Polarization: Consequences of a Divided World Part 1

Behind the Scenes of Toxic Polarization Part 2:

CPPNJ has instituted a new program for faculty to facilitate their development as instructors in the CPPNJ training programs.  We offer a series of four workshops, one overview of the process and three workshops focusing on specific aspects of teaching psychoanalysis:  conducting class, organizing a syllabus and evaluations.