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    • Introductory Course
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  • Public Seminars
  • Study Groups
  • Membership Types
    • Full Membership
    • Associate Membership
    • Affiliate Membership
  • Analysts of the centre
  • Associates and Affiliates
  • CFAR Publications
  • Web Journal
  • Archive
  • Academic Links
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  • Bibliography
  • CFAR Code of Ethics
  • CFAR Complaints Procedure
  • CFAR Equality & Diversity Statement
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Membership


There are three categories of CFAR membership:

 

Full Membership

There are four ways to obtain Full Membership, depending on the candidates background:

  • Associate Member (Clinical Affiliate)
  • Associate Member (Non-CFAR training)
  • Associate Member (CFAR training)
  • CFAR Training

Associate Membership

There are three ways to obtain Associate Membership, depending on the candidate’s background and formation:

  • Clinical Affiliate Member
  • Lacanian psychoanalysts who have trained elsewhere
  • Trainees of CFAR who have completed four years of the training programme

Affiliate Membership

Clinical Affiliate
The minimum necessary requirement is a psychoanalytic training in another tradition than Lacanian Psychoanalysis. This is a necessary but by no means a sufficient requirement to be accepted on the Clinical Affiliate track.

Non-Clinical Affiliate
The minimum necessary requirement is training/education/experience in fields related to psychoanalysis. This is a necessary but by no means a sufficient requirement to be accepted on the Non-Clinical Affiliate Track.


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