NCSPP

Northern California Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology

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Faculty

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  • Andrew Balfour

    Andrew Balfour, M.Sc., is a clinical psychologist, adult psychoanalytic psychotherapist, and a couple psychotherapist. He is Clinical Director and longtime staff member of the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships. Previously, Dr. Balfour trained and worked in the adult department of the Tavistock Clinic, London, where he developed a special interest in the area of old age. He is currently researching ways of working with couples when one partner has dementia.

  • Beth Barmack

    Beth Barmack, LCSW, is a member of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, where she teaches infant observation and supervises. She co-authored an article in the Journal of Analytic Psychology (June 2010) on infant observation and the transcendent function. She practices in San Francisco and sees adolescents, adults, and couples.

  • Robert Bartner

    Robert Bartner, Ph.D., MFT, is faculty and a personal and supervising psychoanalyst at PINC and adjunct faculty at CIIS. Dr. Bartner has a private practice in Oakland where he practices psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy with individuals and couples

  • Sharon R. Bass

    Sharon R. Bass, Ph.D., is the Clinical Training Director at Rubicon Programs, Inc., and has also served for many years as clinical faculty at the Ann Martin Center. A longstanding member of the editorial board of fort da, Dr. Bass has also published on creativity and film. She maintains a private practice in Oakland.
     

  • John Beebe

    John Beebe, M.D., is a Jungian analyst and past president of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, where he is currently on the teaching faculty. Dr. Beebe received degrees from Harvard College and the University of Chicago, completed his psychiatric residency at Stanford University Medical School, and has maintained his San Francisco private practice since 1971.

  • Leora Benioff

    Leora Benioff, Ph.D., has completed the Tavistock Centre’s Advanced Training in Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy and is a candidate at the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis (SFCP). Dr. Benioff has taught at the Wright and Access Institutes and supervised at CPMC. She is in private practice in Berkeley and San Francisco.

  • Jeanne Wolff Bernstein

    Jeanne Wolff Bernstein, Ph.D., is past president of PINC and on the faculty at PINC and Lutecium. She is a contributing editor to Psychoanalytic Dialogues and on the editorial board of Studies in Gender and Sexuality and Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Dr. Bernstein maintains a private practice in Berkeley.

  • Adam Beyda

    Adam Beyda, Psy.D., is Director of Counseling and Psychological Services at Holy Names University in Oakland. He is on the clinical faculty at the Wright Institute and also supervises at the Institute on Aging, San Francisco. Dr. Beyda is in private practice in Oakland and San Francisco, working with adult individuals and couples. 

  • Barbara Blasdel

    Barbara Blasdel, Ph.D., is a personal and supervising analyst and a faculty member at PINC. In addition, she is a past-president of NCSPP, a founder of Access Institute, and has taught extensively in Bay Area postgraduate psychoanalytic programs. Dr. Blasdel is in private practice in San Francisco seeing individuals and couples.

  • Elizabeth Bradshaw

    Elizabeth Bradshaw, Psy.D., a graduate of the Wright Institute, sees children, adolescents, and adults in her San Francisco psychotherapy practice. Dr. Bradshaw, who previously studied comparative literature and literary theory, has a Masters in Theoretical Psychoanalytic Studies from University College London. She has published on psychoanalytic writing and Freud's drive theory. 

  • Mary Brady

    Mary Brady, Ph.D., is an adult and child psychoanalyst and faculty at SFCP. Her interests include eating disorders and other somatic expressions of psychic pain. Her paper "Invisibility and insubstantiality in an anorexic adolescent: phenomenology and dynamics" was published in the 2011 Journal of Child Psychotherapy.

  • Jason Brand

    Jason Brand, LCSW, leads workshops in schools and organizations about safety, trust, awareness, and respect in the digital age. His book, 1 to 1 at Home: A Parent Guide to School Issued Laptops and Tablets, will be published in 2013. He has a private practice in Berkeley, where he sees families with children and adolescents.

  • Jane Burka

    Jane Burka, Ph.D., is a personal and supervising analyst and faculty member at PINC and has taught previously for the ISG. Dr. Burka has published papers on group dynamics in teaching and on ethical violations. She is in private practice in Oakland.