Ambiguous Loss: Multigenerational Transmission of Trauma in Black-American Family Life – Bi-Racial Couple Therapy

Claire Beth Steinberger, LP, JD is a supervisor and faculty member at NPAP.  Past supervisory school psychologist. Supervisory member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. Associate adjunct professor, Long Island University and City University of New York. Presenter at International Psychoeducational Forum, and Mount Sinai Faculty Psychotherapy Group. Her articles and presentations focus on culture, family, individual dynamics, the relational unconscious and chemistry, teenage depression, adolescent development, cyberspace, and the multigenerational transmission of trauma. Her private practice is in New York City.

Alice Entin, LCSW, is a faculty member, training analyst, and supervisor at NPAP. For many years she has been a faculty member, supervisor, training analyst at the Institute for Expressive Analysis (IEA), Harlem Family Institute, and China American Psychoanalytic Alliance (CAPA).  She served on the NPAP board, ethics committee, and for many years she was Chair of the Continuing Education Program Committee, where she remains a committee member. She chairs a book club at NPAP. Starting during Covid and for several years after, she chaired a “clinical circle” support group for NPAP members and candidates. Her private practice is in New York City.