Rise for NYC, our benefit breakfast earlier this month, was a great success. Whether you joined us at the event, supported us from afar, or are exploring ways to connect […]

Rise for NYC, our benefit breakfast earlier this month, was a great success. Whether you joined us at the event, supported us from afar, or are exploring ways to connect […]
We are proud to share that ICP was recently featured in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) Institute’s community newsletter, recognizing our participation in their Community Access Program (CAP). This recognition […]
We’re back—and better than ever. Our first off-site retreat since before the pandemic was a resounding success, bringing together 56 members of our community for a restorative and thought-provoking weekend […]
On behalf of Andrea Green Lewis, Anna Suh and Charles Sommer, and the entire ICP Board — thank you for participating in our Notes for Hope fundraiser 💙 Whether you joined us […]
ICP joined NIP for a virtual event; Supporting Vulnerable Communities: Clinical and Legal Perspectives in a Shifting Landscape. The Trauma committee and PCGS worked on this together and indeed it […]
March 26 | Ethical Culture Society, NYC On March 29th, a beautiful spring Saturday, over 100 attendees came together for the 8th “Across the Lifespan” Conference—part of PCGS’s long-running series […]
On a crisp February morning, ICP hosted a timely and impactful conference on applied psychoanalysis, led by Johanna Dobrich, LCSW entitled Moving from Grievance to Hope. Three distinguished educator-clinicians shared […]
By: Jess Eipper of the SICP Friday Night Lecture Series Committee On May 17th we welcomed the return of the SICP lecture series with a presentation by Johanna Dobrich. Johanna […]
This past month we celebrated the second annual post-pandemic return of SICP’s (Society of the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy) weekend retreat.
By: Event Chair, Ed Corrigan with testimonials from attendeesMarch 16-18, 2024 The weekend with Adam Phillips and friends was a kind of a happening, which one doesn’t always say about […]