THE FRIENDS |
The Friends of the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute was founded in 1976 as a non-profit organization with a mission to provide the general public with lectures and seminars on psychoanalysis. The Friends has subsequently become a meeting ground for psychoanalysts, related professionals, students, scholars and the lay public to explore the relationship of psychoanalysis to the law, social issues, education, anthropology, film, literature, history and art.
BENEFITS |
Announcements
of lectures, Informal Conversations and other events sponsored by the Friends.
Free
admission to Informal Conversations events.
Reduced
admission fees to lectures, seminars and other events.
Reduced
admission fees to Extension Division courses and Interdisciplinary Seminars
Discount
admission to the Friends' Annual Lecture
Previous lecturers have included L. Bryce Boyer, Alan Dundes, Erik H. Erikson, Russell Jacobi, Diane Middlebrook, and Judith Wallerstein.
Erik Erikson Library |
Institute
Library: Friends of the S.F.P.I. are free to use and
check out books from the Erik Erikson Library.
Books
by Mail: Friends may check out and return books through the mail by simply
making a phone call.
Telephone
Reference Service: Friends can locate an article, check a book title, confirm
a reference, or have the table of contents of a book sent to them with just
a phone call.
Reference
Services: Literature searches as well as inter-library loans from the University
of California are also available.
MEMBERSHIP |
Please make check payable to : Friends of S.F.P.I.&S.
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute
