Object Relations: Focusing on Winnicott and the British Middle School

Laurie Case will conduct case conference meetings, while group leaders Tara Rech and Anne O'Crowley will facilitate discussions of assigned readings.

MENTOR: Laurie Case, Ph.D.

Candidate, San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute; teaching faculty, UCSF Stanford/Mt. Zion department of psychiatry; private practice, Berkeley

CO-LEADERS: Anne O'Crowley, M.S.W. Graduate Student, Wright Institute Ph.D. program; intern at UCSF Stanford/ Mr.Zion department of psychiatry; private practice, San Francisco and East Bay (supervised by Deborah Melman, Ph.D.)

Tara Rech, B.A. Advanced to Candidacy, Wright Institute Ph.D. program; completed internship at UCSF Stanford/Mt. Zion department of psychiatry; currently in internship at Mills College; private practice in Oakland (supervised by Ruth Simon, Ph.D.)

DAY:	Second Tuesday of the month
TIME:	7:30-9:00 p.m.
LOCATION:	Berkeley (location to be announced)

The Original Works of Klein: A Paranoid-Schizoid Exploration of Kleinian Text

Reading of Melanie Klein's theoretical texts will be supported by clinical material from members of the group. The mentor will provide quarterly supervision to bring clinical life to Kleinian theory and technique.

MENTOR: To be announced

LEADER: Jennifer Fitch. M.A. Fourth year doctoral student at the Wright Institute; intern at Stanford/Mt. Zion Health Care; pre-doctoral training in community mental health; interest in psychoanalytic treatment of the severely mentally ill; studies include words of Freud, Klein, and Lacan

DAY:	Second Monday of the month
TIME:	7:30-9:00 p.m.
LOCATION:	SFPI Room 2, 2420 Sutter Street, SF

The Classical Foundation: Freud Visited and Revisited

MENTOR: Marshall Greene, M.D.

Member and faculty, San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute; private practice, San Mateo

LEADER: Kavoos G. Bassiri, M.S., M.F.C.C., CGP

Director of Operations, Bridge To Wellness - Outpatient Psychiatric Services; Clinical Instructor, Department of Psychiatry, UCSF School of Medicine; private practice, Palo Alto

Variants in The Classical Foundation: A Look at Research, Theory, and Application of Control Mastery and Interpersonal Approaches

MENTOR: Lynn O'Connor, Ph.D.

Board member and faculty, the San Francisco Psychotherapy Group; Institute faculty at the Wright Institute and Clinical Faculty, UC Berkeley and UCSF/Stanford/Mt. Zion department of psychiatry; author of research and clinical publications; private practice, San Francisco

LEADER: Karim G. Dajani, M.A., M.F.C.C.

Psy.D. candidate at the Wright Institute; completing clinical training at UCSF Stanford/Mt. Zion department of psychiatry; member of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group; private practice, San Francisco