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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & INTERNSHIPS

Continuing Education for licensed Psychologists, LMFTs, LCSWs, LCPPs

We are proud to announce our 2025-2026 Professional Development Series. For more information on the topics, learning objectives, and presenter bios, and to register for an event, please visit our Professional Development page at www.cipmarin.org or call (415) 459-5999 x101. Evaluations by attendees are required to obtain CEs.

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2025-2026 SCHEDULE

Latest Past Events

Clinical Case Discussion Workshop with Dr. Jonathan Shedler

Zoom Virtual, CA

Treating Challenging Patients From Case Formulation to Shared Treatment FocusPROGRAM DESCRIPTION (6 CEs) This clinical workshop will help therapists navigate the treatment challenges and impasses that inevitably arise in psychotherapy. It focuses on two linked, core skills: 1) developing a sound clinical case formulation and 2) developing a shared treatment purpose with clients. When therapy…

$95.00 – $210.00

The Social Origins of Wilfred Bion’s Theories and Praxis – Presented by Karim G Dajani, PsyD [Seminar]

FOUR POINTS by Sheraton San Rafael 1010 Northgate Dr, San Rafael

NARRATIVE This workshop will present original work on the social unconscious and its application to Wilfred Bion’s theories and praxis.  The conception of a social unconscious was introduced at the very inception of our field (1924) by the first formally trained American Psychoanalyst – Trigant Burrow. It was intensely resisted and eventually erased from our…

$180.00

Here/Not Here: The Function of Dissociation in Everyday Life and the Clinical Encounter – Presented by Peter Goldberg, PhD [Seminar]

Zoom Only CA

NARRATIVE This workshop explores dissociation as a universal and often adaptive feature of mental life—one that is functionally and phenomenologically distinct from both repression and splitting. Rather than viewing dissociation solely as pathological, we will consider its role in facilitating transitions between self-states in both daily life and clinical settings. Particular attention will be paid…

$180.00 – $210.00