Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Papers, 1940s -- 1960s, 1940-1960 | NCP-LA

By Dr. Vladimir Melamed

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Collection Overview

Title: Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Papers, 1940s -- 1960s, 1940-1960

Predominant Dates:1940s -- 1960s

ID: RG-05/RG-05

Primary Creator: Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society (1940s- -- 2000s)

Extent: 2.0 Boxes

Languages: English

Abstract

This Collection, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Papers, 1940s -- 1960s, contains formal documents reflecting the business functioning of the Society in the framework of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, commonly known as the LAPSI. The corpus of documents overall comprises the minutes of business and scientific meetings, memoranda and schedules of courses with Curricula. The Papers of the Society provide for a comprehensive understanding of how the LAPSI functioned in the above-named period. They are indispensable for the understanding for the History of LAPSI and for the evolution of the psychoanalytic courses taught by the Training School of the LAPSI.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The corpus of the documents of this Collections largely contains official records related to all business and scientific matters of the Society and Institute. These documents comprise the series of minutes and correspondences related to the actual meetings, would it be a regular, an annual business meeting or a scientific meeting. Especially interesting is a continuing integration to the Curricula of the courses in metapsychology and of the newly ramified theories of post-Freudian Psychoanalysis. The Training School in Analysis has integrated them in the Curricula.

The sub-collections of the curricula and of the yearly selected courses well reflect on how the conceptual approach to the core of Psychoanalytic Theories had been changing over the Time. We can see that in 1940s and in the early 1950s, the selection of the courses, taught at the Training School, largely reflected the Freudian Theory in Psychoanalysis with some insignificant deviations. Then by the end of the 1950s and in the 1960s, the courses taught by the Training School would include the theories from the contemporaneous Psychology, largely it was the Ego Psychology, Meta Psychology and some alternative psychoanalytic theories in the post-Freudian psychoanalysis.

In other words, the Training School adopted and incorporated into the teaching process the modern version of Psychoanalysis. Although the frontiers have been expended, the iconic Freudian theories and postulated had not been altered or abandoned. The Freudian Theory remained the fundamental premise for teaching of Analysis while the study of the new scientific works have been incorporated in curricula. That would maintain an unbiased perspective for the contemporaneous then psychoanalytic science.

Collection Historical Note

Bibliographical and Historical Note,

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society was a continuation of the former Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Study Group. The Society inherited the existing structural construct and continued the pattern in professional activity of its predecessor. The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Group despite the enormous efforts on the part of Dr. Ernst Simmel and his colleagues had not been recognize by the APA as a constituent psychoanalytic society. The question of the lay analysis, as it was perceived by the APA, never received an impartial treatment on the part of the medical majority of this guiding and governing organization (APA). Scientific lay analysis stood against the medicalization of psychoanalysis and in this regard it confronted medical bureaucracy and commercialization of psychoanalytic science.

In this light, the Society played a crucial role continuing its unwavering standing in support of scientific analysis versus the rigidity of then propagated medicalized analysis. Eventually, the scientific approach had prevailed and the Society continued to function as the core of the ultimately established new institution, Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis. In 1946 the Institute was recognized by the American Psychoanalytic Association. In 1967, according to the new By-Laws, the name of the oldest Californian psychoanalytic establishment had been changed to Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (LAPSI).

The post-Split (1950) Society and Institute did not act in defiance to the ramified theories of the Psychoanalysis. While remaining loyal and truthful to the classical principles of Freudian Psychoanalysis, the scholars and analysts of the Society and Institute did not defy or ignore the ramifications of the Psychoanalytic Science. They accepted as faith accompli the new theories in Metapsychology, the Kleinian modifications of the psychoanalytic elements, the Kohutian Self Psychology, as well as the new trends in Child Analysis.

They, however, stood firm on the premise of traditional Freudian postulates in teaching and training process. They have given an indisputable priority to the classical Freudian Psychoanalysis at least for the time being. Then, the Classical Psychoanalysis remained overall the theory and has not been juxtaposed to the applied psychotherapy. The second however became integrated into the teaching and training curricula, but only as the secondary subjects of practicality.

We can conclude that LAPSI in the period between the 1960s and 1990s continued to maintain unyielding commitment to the scientific principles of teaching, training and research. The evolution of teaching and in a broader sense ontology of the Science of Psychoanalysis has been well demonstrated in the series of Curricula, beginning from 1946 and is traced her to 1969.

Two evocatively profound documents from this Collection by-and-large epitomized a discursive vicissitudes that the Society and Institute had gone through. These documents were issued correspondently in the 1960s and in the 1970s. Both documents evinced the often externalized arduous introspections and vexations whether or not the scientific direction their authors have chosen had the future.

These two documents are RG-05.77, Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, academic year 1965-1966, Schedule of Courses and RG-05.78, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, principles of teaching and training, ca 1976. Perhaps then indistinctively, for the given Time, but through the prism of our nowadays’ vision we can see how the enablement and integrity of Psychoanalysis has been preserved. It has been preserved in the see of hundreds of alternative sub-theories and applied methodologies. For without an incredible solid scientific foundation, notably the Theory of Psychoanalysis, all its scientific deviations hardly could have a chance to function.

As the archival and research entity, this Collection demonstrates the mundane work of the Society and Institute. It also reflects on the teaching process and principles exercised by the Training School of LAPSI and by the analyst of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. y Dr. Kandelin, June 1965

RG-05.02, California First Psychoanalytic Society by Alfred Kandelin, 1960s

RG-05.03, Embryology of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute by Dr. Brunswick, March 1971

RG-05.04, Sanitarium Schloss Tegel by A. Kandelin

RG-05.05, Simmel, the Organizer by Dr. Brunswick, December 13, 1947

RG-05.06, The Psychoanalytic Study Group of Los Angeles, Amendment to By-Laws, 1952

RG-05.07, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, September 21, 1961

RG-05.08, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, scientific meetings, 1960-1961

RG-05.09, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Annual Business meeting, June 15, 1961

RG-05.10, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, May 11, 1961

RG-05.11, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, April 20, 1961

RG-05.12, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, Freud film project, March 16, 1961

RG-05.13, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, February 21, 1961

RG-05.14, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, January 19, 1961

RG05.15, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, November 17, 1960

RG-05.16, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Business meeting, September 22, 1960

RG-05.17, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Scientific meetings, 1959-1960

RG-05.18, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Annual business meeting, June 16, 1960

RG-05.19, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, a meeting, attendees, June 6, 1960

RG-05.20, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, May 26, 1960

RG-05.21, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, April 21, 1960

RG-05.22, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, March 17, 1960

RG-05.23, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, February 18, 1960

RG-05.24, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, annual business meeting, June 18, 1964

RG-05.25, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, President annual report, June 18, 1964

RG-05.26, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, annual business meeting, June 18, 1964

RG-05.27, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, May 21, 1964

RG-05.28, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, January 16, 1964

RG-05.29 Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Special business meeting, March 26, 1964

RG-05.30, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, December 19, 1963

RG-05.31, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, November 21, 1963

RG-05.32, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, October 17, 1963

RG-05.33, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, annual business meeting, June 20, 1963

RG-05.34, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, May 16, 1963

RG-05.35, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, April 18, 1963

RG-05.36, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, March 21, 1963

RG-05.37, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, February 14, 1963

RG-05.38, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, December 20, 1962

RG-05.39, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, November 19, 1962

RG-05.40, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, November 15, 1962

RG-05.41, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, October 11, 1962

RG-05.42, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Scientific meetings, 1961 – 1962

RG-05.43, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, June 21, 1962

RG-05.44, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, May 17, 1962

RG-05.45, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, April 17, 1962

RG-05.46, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, March 15, 1962

RG-05.47, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, February 15, 1962

RG-05.48, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, January 18, 1962

RG-05.49, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, December 21, 1961

RG-05.50, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, business meeting, November 16, 1961

RG-05.51, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, special meeting, November 16, 1961

RG-05.52, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Memorandum from Leo Rangel, October 23, 1961

RG-05.53, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Schedule of courses, curriculum, 1968-1969

RG-05.54, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1967-1968

RG-05.55, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1967-1968

RG-05.56, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1965

RG-05.57, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1964 – 1965

RG-05.58, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1963

RG-05.59, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1962

RG-05.60, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September - December 1961

RG-05.61, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1959

RG-05.62, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1958

RG-05.63, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, January-April 1958

RG-05.64, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1957

RG-05.65, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-November 1956

RG-05.66, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1955

RG-05.67, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1954

RG-05.68, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1953

RG-05.69, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-November 1952

RG-05.70, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1951

RG-05.71, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1950

RG-05.72, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1949

RG-05.73, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1948

RG-05.74, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September-December 1947

RG-05.75, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, Autumn 1946

RG-05.76, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, October-December 1946

RG-05.77, Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, academic year 1965-1966

Creator,

Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis (1946 -- 1990s)

Subjects,

A letter from Freud to Simmel, first Director and Dean of the Los Angeles Institute, March 6, 1939

Alfred Goldberg, Director of Research Division, LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Applied science of psychoanalysis, teaching and training, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s

Chronic psychoneuroses are most suitable cases for teaching the candidates, LAPSI, 1961

Dr. Arthur Ourieff, Director of Psychoanalytic Clinic, LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Dr. Henry Lihn, Dean of Training School, of LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Dr. Hilda Rollman-Branch, Director of Extension Division, LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Dr. Jack Vatz, Director of LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Dr. Maimon Leavitt, Secretary of LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Dr. Seymour Pastron, Treasurer of LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Ermalene Yerkes, Administrative assistant of LAPSI, 1965 - 1966

Ernst Simmel, Otto Fenichel, Francis Deri, Formation of the Los Angeles Institute of Psychoanalysis

Formation of the Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, History, 1939 - 1946

Freud letter to Simmel, Approval and Congratulation of the California Psychoanalysis, March 6, 1939

Ideation of LAPSI, continue research and investigation in the field of psychoanalysis, LAPSI, 1966

Ideation of LAPSI, promote the application of psychoanalysis in the medical and social science LAPSI

LAPSI, Bibliography to the courses, Freud, Anna Freud, Abraham, Rado, Fenichel, Klein, Alexander 60s

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Walter Hilborn, ca 1966, President

LAPSI, Board of Trustee, Hanna Fenichel, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, David Brunswick, LAPSI, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Ernst Lewy, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Henry Lihn, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Jack Vatz, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, John Pigott, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Josephus Reynolds, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Leo Rangell, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Louis Licht, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Maimon Leavitt, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Marvin Freeman, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Roberta Crucher, ca 1966

LAPSI, Board of Trustees, Seymour Pastron, ca 1966

LAPSI, Carel van der Heide, former dean, 1953-1957

LAPSI, Character disorders, a course, second year, syllabus

LAPSI, Courses of study, divided by fall, winter and spring, 1965 -- 1966

LAPSI, David Brunswick, former director, 1957-1960

LAPSI, Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, third year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Emotional disorders of childhood, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Ernst Lewy, former dean, 1947-1953

LAPSI, Ernst Lewy, former director, 1947-1957

LAPSI, Ernst Simmel, former director, 1946-1947

LAPSI, Extension division, history, activity and structure, director Hilda Branch, 1966

LAPSI, former directors and deans, 1946 -- 1965

LAPSI, Four main divisions of the Institute, ca 1966

LAPSI, Fundamentals of Psychoanalytic Technique, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, General Theory of Neuroses, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Hysterias and Phobias, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, syllabus

LAPSI, Lawrence Friedman, former dean, 1961-1965

LAPSI, Metapsychology, Introduction, a course, second year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Neurotic and Psychotic depression, a course, third year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Obsessive-Compulsive Neuroses, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Pledge of Faith, requirements for admissions, principles, 1966

LAPSI, Pre-seminar, The Normal Development of the Child, 1965-1966

LAPSI, Psychoanalytic Clinic, history, activity and structure, Arthur Ourieff, Director, 1966

LAPSI, Psychoanalytic Metapsychology, advanced, a course, 4th year, Freud, Glover, Hartmann Rapaport

LAPSI, Psychoanalytic Theory of Instincts, a course, first year, 1960s

LAPSI, Ralph Greenson, former dean, 1957-1961

LAPSI, Requirements for Admission, principles, 1966

LAPSI, Research Division, history, activity and structure, director Alfred Goldberg, 1966

LAPSI, Schizophrenia, Paranoid states and allied disorders, a course, third year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Scientific training, requirements for admission, 1966

LAPSI, Special training in child analysis, divided on to three trimesters, 1965 -- 1966

LAPSI, State medical license, requirements of admission, principles, 1966

LAPSI, Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, part I, a course, first year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, Structure, function and meaning of the dream, part II, a course, second year, syllabus

LAPSI, Syllabi of the courses, 1965 -- 1966

LAPSI, Technique of dream interpretation, a course, second year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, the list of instructors, 1965 -- 1966

LAPSI, the list of training analysts, 1965 -- 1966

LAPSI, The Normal Development of the Child, Literature, Freud, Abrahams, Anna Freud, Erikson, 1960s

LAPSI, The Training School, activity and structure, Chairman of Education Committee, Henry Lihn, 1966

LAPSI, Training for Research in related disciplines, criteria, 1966

LAPSI is a non-profit organization for study and research and is qualified to issue diplomas, status

LAPSI is recognized and approved by APA, status, 1960s

LAPSI is the designated training and teaching organization of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, academic year, 1965 -- 1966, a brochure

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (LAPSI), publications

Officers of Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, 1965 -- 1966

Personal stability, requirements for admission, principles, LAPSI, 1966

Perversions and Impulse Neuroses, a course, third year, syllabus, 1960s

Purpose of the Institute, Training of Physicians in the theory and practice of psychoanalysis, LAPSI

The Training Program, principles and structure, 1966

The Training School, principles of teaching, classical psychoanalysis, LAPSI, 1966

The Training School, principles of teaching, the other forms of psychotherapy is secondary, LAPSI

Theory of early Object Relations, a course, 3rd year, Freud, A. Freud, Spitz, Kris, Fenichel, Glover

Theory of early Object Relations, a course 3rd year, Escalona Bowlby, syllabus, 1960s

Early Ego and Instinct Development, a course, third year, syllabus, 1960s

Childhood disorders in the light of the Child's Ego Development, a course, fourth year syllabus

Theoretical and Technical aspects of the analysis of the prelatency and latency child, a course, 4th

Theoretical and technical aspects of analysis during adolescence, a course, syllabus, 1960s

Theoretical and technical problems in the treatment of the Psychotic Child, a course, syllabus, 1966

Capita Selecta, a course, fifth year, syllabus, Anna Freud, 1960s

Terminal Phase of Child Analysis, a course, fifth year, syllabus, 1960s

LAPSI, The Training Institute, Supervised Clinical Work, provisions, 1960s

LAPSI, The Training Institute, Special Training in Child analysis, provisions, 1960s

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, History of Formation, May 26, 1946

Officers of Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1965 - 1966

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Maimon Leavitt, President, 1965-1966

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Norman Atkins, vice president, 1965-1966

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Melvin Mandel, Secretary, 1965-1966

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Seymour Bird, Treasurer, 1965-1966

Ernst Simmel, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1946 - 1947

May E. Romm, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1947-1948

Charles W. Tidd, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1948-1951

Ralph Greenson, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1951-1953

David Brunswick, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1953 - 1955

Charles W. Tidd, former president, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, 1955 -1956

Leo Rangell, former president, 1956 - 1958, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Lawrence Friedman, former president, 1958 - 1960, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Samuel Futterman, former president, 1960 - 1962, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Samuel Sperling, former president, 1962 - 1964, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Leo Rangell, former president, 1964 - 1965, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, Membership Directory, 1965 - 1966

American Psychoanalytic Association, approved training institutions, 1965 - 1966

Baltimore Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Cleveland Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Columbia University Psychoanalytic Clinic, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Division of Psychoanalytic Education, State University of New York, APA, 1965

Institute for Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Los Angeles Institute for Psychoanalysis, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

New Orleans Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

New York Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Institute, approved psychoanalytic institution, APA, 1965

San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, approved psychoanalytic institution, APA, 1965

Seattle Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Washington Psychoanalytic Institute, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Western New England Institute for Psychoanalysis, approved training institution, APA, 1965

Documents of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society in the NCP-LA Archive

RG-05.78, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, principles of teaching and training, ca 1976

Creator,

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (1950s -- 2005)

Subjects,

Academic curriculum, 72 two hours seminars each year for four years, LAPSI, ca 1967

Academic curriculum, first year, Assessment of analyzability and beginning treatment, 18 hours 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year, Development of basic psychoanalytic hypotheses, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year, Hysteria, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year, Instinctual drives, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year, Presented Case, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year, Theory of Dreams, 36 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, first year Fundamentals of technique, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, second year, Continuous case, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, second year, Ego development and functions, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, second year, Latency, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, Second year, Normal development; Infancy, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, second year, Prelatency, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, second year, Superego, formation and functions, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, Theoretical and technical stances that differ from the classical, LAPSI ca 1967

Academic Curriculum, Theoretical concepts of classical psychoanalysis, LAPSI, ca 1967

Academic Curriculum, The Training School, LAPSI, ca 1967

An indispensable element of educational program is the personal analysis of the clinical associate

Clinical work under supervision, clinical conferences, the Training School, LAPSI, ca 1976

Director of Education, Seymour Bird, the Training School, LAPSI, ca 1967

Educational program, discourse and description, LAPSI, ca 1976

Educational program, the three-part division, LAPSI, ca 1967

Education and training cradle is the Training School, LAPSI, ca 1967

Freud letter to Simmel, Approval and Congratulation of the California Psychoanalysis, March 6, 1939

Integration of Psychoanalysis in Medical and Social Sciences, LAPSI, ca 1967

It is expected that clinical associate has arrived at some relative maturity, LAPSI, ca 1957

LAPSI, educational purpose and principles, ca 1967

LAPSI, History of formation, Ernst Simmel, Otto Fenichel, Frances Deri, 1939-1946

LAPSI, scientific and professional principles, ca 1967

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (LAPSI), publications

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, a publication related to the 30th anniversary 1976

Personal training analysis of candidates, LAPSI, ca 1967

The Coordinating Councils The Training School, LAPSI, members, ca 1967

The new By-Laws and reorganization in 1967, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, LAPSI

The one who hasn’t experienced his inner problems is able to understand emotionally disturbed people

Theoretical curriculum comprises lectures and seminars on the theory and technique of Psychoanalysis

The personal training analysis offers an intimate connection with the unconscious, LAPSI, ca 1976

The Training School, associated administration and structure, ca 1967

Academic Curriculum, second year, Adolescence, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, second year, Phobias, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, Obsessive-Compulsive Neuroses, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, third year, Depression, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, third year, Narcissistic disorders, 12 hours, LAPSI, 12 hours

Academic curriculum, third year, Resistance, 12 hours, LAPSI, 12 hours

Academic curriculum, third year, Continuous case, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, third year, Psychoses and borderline state, 24 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, third year, Self psychology, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, third year, Transference, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, third year, Continuous case, 24 hours, LAPSI, ca 1967

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Character and character disorders, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Object relation theories, 12 hours, LAPSI, 12 hours

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Kleinian psychology, 12 hours, LAPSI, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Psychoanalytic situation, 12, hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, Continuous case, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, Personality and culture, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Sexual pathology and sexual perversions, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Clinical use of dreams, 12 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, fourth year, Continuous case, 18 hours, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum, Post-seminar electives and continuous cases, provisions, LAPSI, 1960s

Clinical work, provisions and requirements, LAPSI, 1960s

Graduation, provisions and rules, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic Curriculum, Child Analysis Program, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum for Special Training for child analysis, LAPSI, 1960s

Academic curriculum for child analysis, first year, Introduction for child analysis, 12 h., 1960s

Introduction into Child analysis, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Theoretical and technical aspects of the analysis of the prelatency child, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Theoretical and technical aspects of the analysis of latency child, 12 hours, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Continuous case seminar, 36 hours, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Theoretical and technical aspects of analysis during adolescence, second year, 16 hours, LAPSI 1960s

Theoretical and technical problems in the treatment of the psychotic and borderline child, 12 hours

Capita Selecta, second year, 12 hours, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Continuous case seminar, second year, syllabus, LAPSI, 1960s

Psychoanalytic education for Research, a scholarly program, LAPSI, 1960s

Requirements for admission, scientific background, LAPSI, 1960s

The Simmel - Fenichel Library, history and discourse, 1948 -- 1960s

Simmel-Fenichel Library in ca 1967 comprised 4650 book titles and 50 runs of psychoanalytic journals

Psychoanalytic Clinic, description and discourse, LAPSI, 1960s

Research Committee, discourse and scholarly activity, LAPSI, 1960s

The Community education committee or the Extension division, outline, LAPSI, 1960s

Applied science of psychoanalysis, teaching and training, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s

LAPSI, teaching, training, research. Curriculums, principles, discourse and history, 1960s

Teaching, training and research. Principles and Paradigms, LAPSI, 1960s

Documents of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society in the NCP-LA Archive

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute (1950s -- 2005)

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society evolved from the former Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Study Group. Countless effort of Dr. Ernest Simmel and his colleagues to establish a recognizable by the APA institution often then not rendered a little success owing to the never resolved at the time controversy of the scientific but lay analysis versus medicalization of psychoanalysis. In this light, the Society played a crucial role as unwavering standing for the loyalty of scientific analysis versus rigidity of personalities who propagated only medical analysis. Eventually the scientific approach had prevailed and the Society continued to function as the core of the ultimately established Institution, LAPSI, recognized by all standards of the APA. This Collection demonstrates the mundane work of the Society and Institute. It also reflects on the teaching process in time offered by the Training School of LAPSI.

Biographical Note

The Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society was a factual nucleus of the eventually established Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, commonly known as LAPSI. The Society remained an integral part of the new post-Split organization, namely the Institute. Formally the Society comprised all membership and confirmed the committees. The LAPSI, as a psychoanalytic institution comprised the Training School, the Society and a number of committees. The Society in the course of time becomes lesser official term for the LAPSI, however it always remained its integral part. All business and scientific meetings were held by the Society. The training process in the Analysis, although held, by the Training School, headed by the Dean, was also reflected in the corresponding documents of the Society, namely the Curriculum and schedule of courses

Subject/Index Terms

Box and Folder Listing

Item 60: RG-05.60, Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September - December 1961, September - December 1961

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, September - December 1961

Subject/Index Terms:: Los Angeles psychoanalytic society and institute, schedule of courses; Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society, schedule of courses, curriculum, 1961; Psychoanalytic theory of instincts, a course, first year, 1961; General theory of neuroses, a course, first year, 1961; Introduction to Ego Psychology, a course, second year, 1961; Structure, Function and Meaning of the Dream, Part II, a course, second year, 1961; Ego Psychology, advanced, a course, third year, 1961; Neurotic and psychotic depressions, a course, third year, 1961; Theoretical and technical problems in treatment of pre-latency and latency, a course, fourth year; Child analysis, elective, a curse, fourth year, 1961; The Normal development of the child, part II, a course, 1961; Obsessive-compulsive neuroses, child analysis, a course, first year, 1961; Fundamentals of psychoanalytic technique, a course, first year, 1961; Emotional disorders of childhood, a course, first year, 1961; Character disorder, child analysis, a course, 1961; Introduction into the Practice of Child analysis, elective course, fourth year, 1961; Childhood disorders in the light of child's development, elective course, fourth year, 1961; The normal development of the child, part I, pre-seminar, first year, 1961; Structure, function and meaning of the dream, part I, a course, first year, 1961; Hysterias and phobias a course, first year, 1961; Metapsychology, introduction, a course, second year, 1961; Technique of dream interpretation, a course, second year, 1961; Documents of the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society in the NCP-LA Archive

Creators:: Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society (1940s- -- 2000s)