Important Notice:
Application, registration, and tuition fees as listed for all training programs are based on the current 2008-2009 Academic Year and are subject to change.
Specialty Training Program in Analytic Group Therapy
The Specialty Training Program in Analytic Group Therapy is a two-year, one-half-day-a week program, which has been offered continuously since 1957 on Thursday mornings. This program trains candidates to do analytically oriented group therapy, as well as combined therapy, with a high degree of competence. It also helps candidates develop skills in the teaching and supervision of group therapy in a wide variety of clinical settings. Every effort is made to maintain friendly, collegial working relationships between candidates and faculty.
Read moreClinical Education for Pastoral Ministry
The Clinical Education for Pastoral Ministry Program was established in 1964 in response to a recognized need by clergy of every denomination for increased counseling skills. About 40% of troubled persons first consult the clergy for help. This Certification Program has been designed to provide working clinical tools essential for effective ministry. Training provides a sound basis for recognizing underlying client psychodynamics, assessing the type and degree of disturbance, focusing counseling goals, formulating interventions, developing effective referral strategies and deepening spiritual roots.
Read moreGutheil Library Collection:
The William & Anita Newman Library at Baruch College
In October 2000, the 11,000 volume Gutheil Library collection of the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health was transferred to the William & Anita Newman Library at Baruch College. Faculty, staff, students and affiliates of the PCMH continue to receive library services. NEWMAN LIBRARY SERVICES for the FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY POSTGRADUATE CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH. The William and Anita Newman Library of Baruch College was opened in 1994 and is part of the 330,000 square foot Library and Technology Center at 151 E. 25th St., between Lexington and 3rd Avenue.
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