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STM, Ph.D. Practicing Psychoanalyst and New York State Certified Psychologist. Senior Member, NPAP; Director, Pastoral Counseling Training Program, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health; Co-Director, Doctor of Ministry Program, Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion; Lecturer in Psychiatry and Religion, Union Theological Seminary; former Director, Theodor Reik Consultation Center; former President, NPAP Training Institute.
Practicing Psychoanalyst. Ph.D, Comparative Literature, Johns Hopkins. Training and Supervising Analyst, Faculty, NPAP, IPTAR, NY Freudian Society. Member, IPA. Graduate Faculty, Psycho-analytic Studies, The New School for Social Research. Author of Difference and Disavowal: The Trauma of Eros, articles, reviews, translations.
MSW, Ph.D, Psychoanalysis. Practicing Psychoanalyst, individual, group and children. Senior Member, NPAP; Director, Child Development Research: International Study of Organized Persecution of Children; Co-Chair, Kestenberg Holocaust Memorial Lecture, Training Institute for Mental Health; former Supervisor, Angelo J. Melillo Center for Mental Health; former Faculty, Adelphi University School of Social Work. Author of articles on child survivors of the Holocaust and on child development.
Ph.D, Philosophy. Has taught at Wagner College; Queens College, CUNY; SUNY-Purchase; Graduate Faculty, New School for Social Research and IEA. Member of APA, NAAP and author of a book and numerous articles on philosophy and psycho-analysis and the media. Private practice in Manhattan.
MA, Psychology; MSW; CSW. Training and Supervising Analyst, NPAP. Graduate of Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. Faculty and Board of Trustees of Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. Private practice in Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.
Private Practice. MEd, Lesley University. Graduate work, Tavistock Institute, London, Child and Adolescent Training Pro-gram. Faculty, Supervisor, Training Analyst, Board of Trustees, NPAP. Faculty, Supervisor, Director of Education, Board of Directors, IEA. Certified Psychoanalyst, NAAP. Faculty and Supervisor, New York Institute for Psychotherapy Training in Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence. Member, Northeastern Society for Group Psychotherapy.
MS, NCPsyA. Member, training analyst, clinical supervisor and faculty, National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis; Board of Directors, member and faculty, Center for Spirituality and Psychotherapy; Advisory Board and Faculty, Harlem Family Institute; Faculty, Institute for Expressive Analysis, Editorial Board:Groundwater: Journal of Buddhism and Psychotherapy; author of numerous articles, and recipient of the 1996 NPAP Ernest Angel Award for “Affects and Self State: A Case Study on the Integration of Buddhist Analytical Meditation and Psychoanalysis“; His co-edited collection, Religion and Psychotherapy: Many Paths, One Journey, is currently in press. Paul Cooper maintains a private practice in Manhattan and Westchester.