The Instituto de Psicoterapia Relacional (IPR) is an organization, founded in 2006 in Spain as an evolution and transformation from others devoted to Interpersonal and Group Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy since 1975. We provide a forum for the ongoing discussion, study and elaboration of Contemporary Thinking and

The Institute for the Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity (IPSS) was founded in 1987 as an organization of psychoanalytic clinicians and scholars committed to a program that offers training to those candidates whose interest in psychoanalysis, in addition to clinical practice, includes psychoanalytic scholarship and the

Our mission is to advance contemporary self and relational psychologies in an open, welcoming professional community where high standards of scholarship are supported by a respect for dialogue in the learning process. We also compare and contrast the newer, dynamic foci of self and relational

The Groupe d'étude sur l'intersubjectivité (GEI), founded in 2003 in Montreal, is the first formally organized French speaking association in Self Psychology worldwide. Its purpose is to provide an affiliative opportunity for psychotherapists interested in integrating an Intersubjective Self Psychology perspective in their work.

EAPSP is a professional association for self psychologically-oriented psychotherapists practicing in Australia. Their membership includes psychotherapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, marriage and family therapists, art/music/dance therapists, and pastoral counsellors.

Established in 1992, the Cape Town Psychoanalytic Self Psychology Group (CTPSPG) provides for ongoing reading, discussion, supervision and training for psychoanalytic psychotherapists in the area of Self Psychology, Intersubjectivity Theory and Relational Theory.

ABEPPS - Brazilian Association for the Study of Psychoanalytical Self Psychology - was founded in June, 2001, in Rio de Janeiro. It has been the result of the pioneer work of Paulo Sauberman, MD (Brazilian Society of Psychoanalysis from Rio de Janeiro) and Renato Barauna,

The Anatolia Association for the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies: A Learning Place for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology is a multi-discipline group, anchored in Ankara, Turkey, formed to study, teach, and advance the ideas contained within psychoanalytic self psychology within Turkey.;Our group currently consists of approximately 30 active members