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FACULTY & staff |
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Executive
Director: Joseph Scalia III,
M.Ed. Development Director:
Lynne S. Scalia, M.Ed.
Administrative
Director: Erna Smeets, M.S.
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Faculty,
available as training and/or supervising analysts:
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Joseph
Scalia III, M. Ed. Bozeman, Montana USA Executive Director
Joseph Scalia III is a psychoanalyst
in private practice in Bozeman,
Montana. He is a Psya.D. candidate, in
Psychoanalysis and Culture, at the Boston Graduate
School of Psychoanalysis, and a member of Groupe
interdisciplinaire freudien de recherche et
d'intervention clinique et culturelle (Gifric).
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Cindy
Linse, D.E.A. Billings, Montana, USA
Cindy Linse is an analyst in private
practice in Billings
Montana. She studied Lacanian psychoanalysis
in Paris
under Jacques-Alain Miller, and holds the Diplôme
d’Études Approfundis (D.E.A.) in psychoanalysis from the
Université de Paris VIII-St.
Denis, which is a doctoral level professional diploma.
Her work with early onset psychosis at Courtil,
the diagnostic center of the Institut Medico-Pédégogique
Notre Dame de la Sagesse (a Lacanian institution in
Belgium) is central to
her training and understanding of Lacan. To get a better
sense of who Cindy Linse is go to the Courtil Papers
website and click on Cindie Linse at the bottom of the
page, where you will find her introduction to the
Courtil Papers outlining some of her experiences there.
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Erna
Smeets, M.S. Bozeman, Montana Administrative Director
Erna Smeets is a psychoanalyst in
private practice and a graduate of the Northern Rockies
Psychoanalytic Institute. She provides psychoanalysis to
children and adults in Bozeman,
Montana. As well, she initiated
the involvement of the NRPI clinic in the
Gallatin County
public school system, where she continues to provide
psychoanalytic treatment in a local public school. Ms.
Smeets is a member of the
California Circle of L'École
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Charles
Turk, MD Chicago, Illinois USA Visiting Faculty
Charles Turk is a
psychiatrist and psychoanalyst practicing in Chicago.
He graduated from Western Reserve University School of
Medicine, took his residency at the Neuropsychiatric
Institute - University of Illinois - Chicago and obtained
psychoanalytic training at the Center for Psychoanalytic
Study in Chicago. For three decades Dr. Turk has pursued an
interest in combining psychoanalytic psychotherapy and
medication in the treatment of psychotic and other severely
ill people. For twelve years he was medical director
of a partial hospitalization program in a community mental
health center, in suburban Chicago, for which he received an
Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance for
the Mentally Ill in 1992. In
2004 he received a Local Educator award from the
International Federation for Psychoanalytic Education -
where he makes frequent presentations on various aspects of
his work with psychotic patients. For the past ten years he
has continued his psychoanalytic studies at the Ecole
Freudienne du Quebec, the school founded by GIFRIC (Interdiscipinary
Freudian Group for Research and Clinical Intervention). He
has collaborated in translating "Traiter la psychose"
a work that describes the theory, function and results of
"388"- a psychoanalytic treatment program for
psychotic young adults developed by GIRFIC.He is a founding
member of the Chicago Circle of the Ecole Freudienne du
Quebec. This group is currently working to develop a
treatment program for psychotic young adults in Chicago.
Last year he was invited to become a member of GIFRIC.
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2009 Northern Rockies Psychoanalytic Institute
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