NPAP: A National Psychoanalysis Professional Organization

The Continuing Education Committee
Presents

MARTIN BERGMANN

on

THE PSYCHOANALYTIC BLACKBOARD

Sunday, June 23, 2013
5:00 – 7:30 PM
at NPAP, 40 West 13 Street

"The Psychoanalytic Blackboard" is the centerpiece of Martin Bergmann's conception of psychoanalytic education. How can psychoanalysis be passed on from one generation to the next? Professor Bergmann was one of NPAPs original teachers; his seminars have been filled with NPAP members for 60 years and are currently essential to many members. As a highly renowned great teacher of psychoanalysis, he will share a lifetime of teaching principles, the core of what he, upon reflection, considers essential.

There has been a year-long expression of gratitude from many institutes to Martin Bergmann in honor of his 100th birthday. In fact, NPAP has found two occasions to acknowledge one of our original faculty members. For its end of the year celebration, the Continuing Education Committee feels it is particularly appropriate to single out Martin Bergmann’s role as an innovative educator and thinker. We are grateful to have this opportunity with a Master Teacher!

Refreshments will be served. We hope to celebrate a remarkable and rare occasion! Please join us.
Open to NPAP members and candidates only
RSVP: info@npap.org
212.924.7440

Committee:
Diane Clemente, Alice Entin, Murray Gelman, Helen Goldberg, Judy Ann Kaplan (Chair),
Edith Laufer, Loveleen Posmentier, Judith Rappaport, Penny Rosen


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	The Continuing Education Committee Presents MARTIN BERGMANN on THE PSYCHOANALYTIC BLACKBOARD Sunday, June 23, 2013 5:00 – 7:30 PM at NPAP, 40 West 13 Street "The Psychoanalytic Blackboard" is the centerpiece of Martin Bergmann's conception of psychoanalytic education. How can psychoanalysis be passed on from one generation to the next? Professor Bergmann was one of NPAPs original teachers; his seminars have been filled with NPAP members for 60 years and are currently essential to many members. As a highly renowned great teacher of psychoanalysis, he will share a lifetime of teaching principles, the core of what he, upon reflection, considers essential. There has been a year-long expression of gratitude from many institutes to Martin Bergmann in honor of his 100th birthday. In fact, NPAP has found two occasions to acknowledge one of our original faculty members. For its end of the year celebration, the Continuing Education Committee feels it is particularly appropriate to single out Martin Bergmann’s role as an innovative educator and thinker. We are grateful to have this opportunity with a Master Teacher! Refreshments will be served. We hope to celebrate a remarkable and rare occasion! Please join us. Open to NPAP members and candidates only RSVP: info@npap.org 212.924.7440 Committee: Diane Clemente, Alice Entin, Murray Gelman, Helen Goldberg, Judy Ann Kaplan (Chair), Edith Laufer, Loveleen Posmentier, Judith Rappaport, Penny Rosen
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