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New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center, 3624 Coliseum Street, New Orleans, LA (2025)

11/17/2025

✨ Interested in deepening your understanding of psychoanalytically-informed psychotherapy?

Applications are now open for our two-year Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Program, beginning Fall 2026! 🧠✨

📚 Designed for mental health professionals in clinical practice, the program offers:
✔ 26 classes per year
✔ Weekly evening sessions
✔ Training in psychoanalytic/psychodynamic theory & clinical case presentations

🗓 Applications due: April 15, 2026
💬 Stay tuned for details about an evening Open House, which will feature a Q&A session with our NOBPC faculty.

👉 Scan the QR code for details + application info!

11/13/2025

Do you want to earn 7 in-person CME credits? Would you like to learn more about psychoanalytic ideas and how to apply them to your practice?

Please join our Cases in Conversation Study Group, a monthly in-person reading group for clinicians of all levels starting on Sunday, January 11th, 2026.

Over the course of 7 meetings, we will read and discuss 7 short case studies from Dr. Beth Feldman’s 2025 book, Case Studies in Relational Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: If I Could Turn Back Time. Then we will explore how to apply Dr. Feldman’s psychoanalytic techniques to our own work.

Therapists with an analytic background as well as those who are brand new to psychoanalysis are all encouraged to participate.

Scan the code above for more information and register today!

10/14/2025

✨ Interested in deepening your understanding of psychoanalytically-informed psychotherapy?

Applications are now open for our two-year Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Program, beginning Fall 2026! 🧠✨

📚 Designed for mental health professionals in clinical practice, the program offers:
✔ 26 classes per year
✔ Weekly evening sessions
✔ Training in psychoanalytic/psychodynamic theory & clinical case presentations

🗓 Applications due: April 15, 2026
💬 Stay tuned for details about an evening Open House, which will feature a Q&A session with our NOBPC faculty.

👉 Scan the QR code for details + application info! (Please note : this is a new QR code, as the one on the former post no longer works)

09/30/2025

Join us via Zoom on October 4th for Secrets in Psychotherapy: Clinical, Somatic, and Ethical Perspectives.

🚨Due to unforeseen circumstances, Dr. Zerbe is unable to travel to New Orleans and will be presenting virtually, however, we are still gathering @ NOBPC for those who’d prefer a hybrid format.

Hearing secrets is part of every clinician’s practice. The impact of keeping secrets has received little attention in psychodynamic training or the analytic literature. These disclosures can exert powerful and unanticipated reactions in the therapeutic relationship. Somatic countertransference reactions and the body/mind relationship is an entry point to more fully appreciate the importance of secrets that come to light in treatment. Ethical complications can also arise when bearing witness to others’ “ghosts” and trauma. It is essential to distinguish normative but conflictual ‘professional camouflage’ from unconscious or dissociated ‘secret identities.’

This presentation (based on Kathryn Zerbe’s new book Secrets in Psychotherapy: Stories that Inform Clinical Work) brings together contemporary perspectives from psychodynamic treatment, advances in cognitive science, medicine, and neuroscience to assist practitioners in working with secrets that emerge during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis. Clinical examples will illustrate and integrate the multiple perspectives from which to understand the impactful role secret keeping has on our patients’ lives and our own.

NOBPC Members: $70
Non-members: $115
Students (enrolled in a formal academic or training program): No CME $25

Virtual (Zoom) registration closes October 3 at Noon Central Time. Scan the QR code or visit nobpc.org for more information.

09/26/2025

Join us (in-person or via Zoom) on October 4th for Secrets in Psychotherapy: Clinical, Somatic, and Ethical Perspectives.

Hearing secrets is part of every clinician’s practice. The impact of keeping secrets has received little attention in psychodynamic training or the analytic literature. These disclosures can exert powerful and unanticipated reactions in the therapeutic relationship. Somatic countertransference reactions and the body/mind relationship is an entry point to more fully appreciate the importance of secrets that come to light in treatment. Ethical complications can also arise when bearing witness to others’ “ghosts” and trauma. It is essential to distinguish normative but conflictual ‘professional camouflage’ from unconscious or dissociated ‘secret identities.’

This presentation (based on Kathryn Zerbe’s new book Secrets in Psychotherapy: Stories that Inform Clinical Work) brings together contemporary perspectives from psychodynamic treatment, advances in cognitive science, medicine, and neuroscience to assist practitioners in working with secrets that emerge during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis. Clinical examples will illustrate and integrate the multiple perspectives from which to understand the impactful role secret keeping has on our patients’ lives and our own.

NOBPC Members: $55
Non-members: $100
Students (enrolled in a formal academic or formal training program): No CME $25

Rates will increase on September 27. Scan the QR code or visit nobpc.org for more information. Hope to see you there!

09/26/2025

Join us (in-person or via Zoom) on October 4th for Secrets in Psychotherapy: Clinical, Somatic, and Ethical Perspectives.

Hearing secrets is part of every clinician’s practice. The impact of keeping secrets has received little attention in psychodynamic training or the analytic literature. These disclosures can exert powerful and unanticipated reactions in the therapeutic relationship. Somatic countertransference reactions and the body/mind relationship is an entry point to more fully appreciate the importance of secrets that come to light in treatment. Ethical complications can also arise when bearing witness to others’ “ghosts” and trauma. It is essential to distinguish normative but conflictual ‘professional camouflage’ from unconscious or dissociated ‘secret identities.’

This presentation (based on Kathryn Zerbe’s new book Secrets in Psychotherapy: Stories that Inform Clinical Work) brings together contemporary perspectives from psychodynamic treatment, advances in cognitive science, medicine, and neuroscience to assist practitioners in working with secrets that emerge during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis. Clinical examples will illustrate and integrate the multiple perspectives from which to understand the impactful role secret keeping has on our patients’ lives and our own.

NOBPC Members: $40
Non-members: $85
Students (enrolled in a formal academic or formal training program): No CME $25

Rates increase on September 27! Scan the QR code or visit nobpc.org for more information. Hope to see you there!

09/16/2025

⏰ Don’t miss out! The early registration discount for “Secrets in Psychotherapy” ends TOMORROW, Sept 17. Join us Oct 4 (in-person or via Zoom) for this important presentation by Dr. Kathryn Zerbe. Scan the QR Code for more information or visit nobpc.org!

09/10/2025

🥂Are you a psychotherapist in the New Orleans area? Do you need to build your referral network? Do you want more opportunities to connect with like-minded therapists?

We are excited to announce our second Psychotherapist Social Hour on Thursday, Sept. 18th, from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the Bayou Beer Garden.

The Social Hour is a casual event for psychotherapists to relax, network, and enjoy a drink together every three months. Our hope is to build community, create high-quality referral networks, and reduce the stress and isolation that we can experience as mental health professionals.

All counselors, social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists are welcome. Clinicians who are curious about psychoanalysis and our center will have the opportunity to learn more from our members, but an interest in psychoanalysis is not required to attend.

Please join us and help us build community together!

We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information and to RSVP, please visit nobpc.org and click on the ‘News and Events’ dropdown tab.

09/08/2025

The New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center invites you to join us (in person at NOBPC or via Zoom) on September 13th for a morning of reflection, remembrance, and renewal.

Led by our Emeritus Faculty, this event will feature a short documentary and discussion about the shared trauma of Katrina: how the Center came together to manage the crisis and evolved as a result, personal accounts of rebuilding, and how the storm impacted their career trajectories.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the profound impact of the storm on NOBPC and those who dedicated their careers to healing and recovery.

This event is FREE to attend, however, we do have a suggested donation amount of $15.00. No CME will be provided for attending this event.

In-person space is limited so please register early! Registration information can be found at nobpc.org.

Hope to see you there😀

08/22/2025

Join us (in-person or via Zoom) on October 4th for Secrets in Psychotherapy: Clinical, Somatic, and Ethical Perspectives.

Hearing secrets is part of every clinician’s practice. The impact of keeping secrets has received little attention in psychodynamic training or the analytic literature. These disclosures can exert powerful and unanticipated reactions in the therapeutic relationship. Somatic countertransference reactions and the body/mind relationship is an entry point to more fully appreciate the importance of secrets that come to light in treatment. Ethical complications can also arise when bearing witness to others’ “ghosts” and trauma. It is essential to distinguish normative but conflictual ‘professional camouflage’ from unconscious or dissociated ‘secret identities.’

This presentation (based on Kathryn Zerbe’s new book Secrets in Psychotherapy: Stories that Inform Clinical Work) brings together contemporary perspectives from psychodynamic treatment, advances in cognitive science, medicine, and neuroscience to assist practitioners in working with secrets that emerge during psychotherapy or psychoanalysis. Clinical examples will illustrate and integrate the multiple perspectives from which to understand the impactful role secret keeping has on our patients’ lives and our own.

NOBPC Members: $40
Non-members: $85
Students (enrolled in a formal academic or formal training program): No CME $25

Early registration discount is until September 17. Scan the QR code or visit nobpc.org for more information. Hope to see you there!

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