The Clinical Register of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

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The Clinical Register of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society lists members of the Society who have undergone specialist training, based in neuropsychoanalytic knowledge, which supplements their basic training in a clinical discipline. The purpose of the Register is to identify those members who have acquired such specialist neuropsychoanalytic skills, via training programs recognized by the Society. To see the requirements, please click here.

Members listed on the register may use the title ‘Clinical Fellow’ to make colleagues and patients aware that they have specialist knowledge and training in this area. This term does not imply that the member has training in psychoanalysis (unless they are a psychoanalyst, of course); rather it should be understood to mean that they have supplemented the competencies implied by their basic professional training (in psychotherapy, psychiatry, neuropsychology, etc.) with specialist neuropsychoanalytic knowledge and training.

Society members are not obliged to undergo specialist clinical training and therefore are not required to be part of this Register. This Register is not meant to imply that all members should undergo such training. One may be an excellent clinical practitioner without specialist training in neuropsychoanalysis.

To apply to be listed: If you meet the criteria to join the Clinical Register, please click here to send in your details.

Clinical Fellows

Africa and Middle East      Asia and Pacific       Europe       Latin America       North America

Africa and Middle East

Asia and Pacific

Europe

Latin America

North America