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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,
M.Ed. 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.
Scalia is the author of Intimate Violence: Attacks Upon
Psychic Interiority, the editor of The Vitality of
Objects: Exploring the Work of Christopher Bollas, and a
Gradiva Award recipient. He is a member of The
Society of Modern Psychoanalysts and of the Chicago Circle
of L'École Freudienne du Québec.
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Jeffrey Eaton,
M.A., FIPA
Seattle, Washington USA
Visiting Faculty
Jeffrey Eaton, M.A., is
a graduate of the Northwestern Psychoanalytic Society and
a Fellow of the International Psychoanalytic Association.
He is in private practice providing psychoanalysis and
psychotherapy to children and adults. He is a clinical
faculty member in the Department of Psychiatry, University
of Washington School of Medicine and teaches in several
psychoanalytic training programs in Seattle. For over ten
years he has helped to direct The Alliance Community
Psychotherapy Clinic, a nonprofit project providing low
fee psychoanalytic psychotherapy in the greater Seattle
area. His essays have appeared in Psychoanalytic
Review and The Journal of Melanie Klein and Object
Relations. He is winner of the 10th Annual Frances Tustin
Memorial Lecture for his paper "The Permanent
Earthquake: Notes on the Treatment of a Young Boy".
His chapter "From Nowhere to Now-here: Reflections on
Buddhism and Psychoanalysis" appears in the book Into
Mountain Streams: Psychoanalysis and Buddhism,
edited by Paul Cooper.
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Cindy
Linse, D.E.A.
Billings, Montana, USA
Cindy
Linse studied Lacanian psychoanalysis in Paris under
Jacques-Alain Miller. She 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. She interned at Courtil, the diagnostic center of the
Institut Medico-Pédégogique Notre Dame de la Sagesse, a
Lacanian institution in Belgium similar to GIFRIC in Quebec. 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
that outlines some of her experiences there. Linse teaches
English at Montana State University-Billings.
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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 and psychotherapy 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 National Association for the Advancement of
Psychoanalysis and of the San Francisco Circle of L'École
Freudienne du Québec.
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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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Faculty
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Barton
Evans, Ph.D.
Bozeman, Montana Barton Evans, Ph.D.
holds a doctorate in clinical psychology from The American
University and was a Post-Doctoral Fellow at Yale
University School of Medicine. He holds the rank of
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavior Sciences at
George
Washington
University
School
fo Medicine. Before moving to Bozeman, MT, Dr. Evans
was a faculty member at the Washington School of
Psychiatry, where he taught comparative psychoanalytic
theory and the interpersonal theory of Harry Stack
Sullivan. He has experience in the treatment of severe
personality disorders, personality assessment, forensic
psychology, and clinical supervision. He has taught on the
faculties of The American University, Georgetown
University, University of North Carolina- Greensboro, and
Montana State University. He has published in professional
journals and book chapters. He has authored two books: Harry
Stack Sullivan: Interpersonal Theory and Psychotherapy
and forthcoming edited book (with Carl Gacono) The
Handbook of Forensic Rorschach Psychology.
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Paul
Geltner, D.S.W
New York City, New York USA
Visiting Faculty
Paul
Geltner, D.S.W.
is the Director of Training
at the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Study Center. He is also visiting
faculty at the Colorado Center
for Modern Psychoanalysis.
He presents frequently on topics related to psychoanalytic
theory and practice, on the role of psychoanalysis in the
treatment of learning and attention disorders and mood
disorders. He has published papers on dreams,
countertransference, and evolutionary psychology. He is in
private practice in New York City and in
Brooklyn, specializing in mood and
learning disorders, and in individual and group
supervision.
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Victor Stampley, M.S.W.
Missoula, Montana, USA
Victor
Stampley, MSW, has been in private
practice in Western Montana since 1984. He has studied for a decade each, at Colorado Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies, and the Ridhwan
School (a Boulder, CO program focusing psychoanalytic inquiry into spiritual matters).
His areas of interest include analytic perspectives on popular and political cultures, and the application of analytic practice with a sense of place.
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Paul
Watsky, Ph.D.,
ABPP
San Francisco, California USA
Visiting Faculty
Paul
Watsky, Ph.D., ABPP, holds a doctorate in clinical psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology, is a diplomate in psychoanalysis in psychology of the American Board of Professional Psychology, and a member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco. He has experience in teaching and in clinical supervision, with emphasis on dream
interpretation and issues concerning high performance in areas of intellectual and artistic creativity.
Before becoming a psychologist he earned a doctorate in English, specializing in modern poetry, from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and taught for five years as an assistant professor at San Francisco State University. His poetry has been widely published in literary journals, and he has a book forthcoming from Bloody Twin Press.
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Training
and supervising analysts
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Robert Marshall, Ph.D.
New York City, New York, USA
(Supervising)
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Anthony Molino, Ph.D.
Vasto, Italy
(Training
and Supervising)
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Marianne Spitzform, Ph.D.
Missoula, Montana, USA
(Training)
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2009 Northern Rockies Psychoanalytic Institute
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