ACP Membership Benefits
There are many benefits to membership in the ACP:
Annual Meeting View Current Meeting Information
Membership in the ACP affords the opportunity to attend continuing education sessions each year at the Annual Meeting of the ACP. The Annual Meeting provides a unique opportunity for child psychoanalysts from across the country and world to convene, collaborate, and present scholarly papers to their peers. The Annual Meeting is typically held in the spring; past venues include, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Seattle, St. Louis, Denver, Tampa, Cleveland, Santa Fe, Durham, Beverly Hills, Miami Beach, Seattle, Boston, Cancun, Chicago, D.C., Austin, and Denver.
Listserv
All ACP members receive access to the members only listserve which can be used to promote events, seek referrals, discuss issues, and connect with other members.
PSC Subscription
All ACP members receive the Psychoanalytic Study of the Child which is an annual journal, published by Taylor & Francis, which contains scholarly articles on topics related to child psychiatry and psychoanalysis. The journal was founded in 1945 by Anna Freud, Heinz Hartmann, and Ernst Kris.
Website Listing and Roster Search the Member Roster
All ACP members receive access to the members only section of the ACP website. This section includes a searchable online directory of current ACP members, as well as a document archive, full membership roster, and other pertinent information. Members will also be able to post a listing in the “Public Member Directory” section of the website, which allows members of the public to search for a child analyst by name or location.
Grants View Grant Information
In order to qualify for a grant the child must be in analysis at the time of application. Grant applications are available from the ACP office or on the "members only" section of the website and must be returned by December 31.
Grants are awarded in January of each year and are renewable up to a maximum of two years.