Michigan Society for Integrative Psychoanalytic Studies

Michigan Society for Integrative Psychoanalytic Studies is a dedicated group of interdisciplinary practitioners and theorists who align with the core values of diversity, inclusion and heterogeneity. It is a society constructed to offer coursework and training in diverse fields of study, which may be used to inform the psychoanalytic process. In addition to the traditional theoretical positions of psychoanalysis, courses in humanities, philosophy, transpersonal psychology and major spiritual perspectives are brought into focus to extend our understanding of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. For each student who attends classes at the institute the development of a personal idiographic style informed by one's own inner direction will be encouraged. Each individual's personal style and intuition will be supported so that an allegiance to the heart and inspired psychoanalytic practice will take precedence over any orthodoxy of theory.

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