Peter Carnochan
3609 Sacramento St. San Francisco, CA 94118 (415) 922-5570
EDUCATION
PSYCHOANALYTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 1999-2004
Certificate of Psychoanalysis
Graduation Paper — “Containers Without Lids.”
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, Denver, CO
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Child and Family Program 1995
Master’s Thesis – “The Development of Crying in Children.”
Doctoral Thesis – “Looking for Ground: Countertransference, Knowing and Value.”
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, MA
B.A. in Philosophy with emphasis in Psychology 1983
Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Thesis – “Babies and Selfhood: An Interpretation of Nietzsche, Winnicott, and Psychology.”
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
PRIVATE PRACTICE, San Francisco, CA
Clinical Psychologist 1995-Present
· Provide psychotherapy for children, adolescents, families, and adults.
EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Richmond, California
Clinical Instructor/Supervisor 2001-Present
· Provide clinical training and supervision to therapists and day treatment staff.
ANN MARTIN CHILDREN’S CENTER, Oakland, CA
Clinical Instructor/Supervisor 2004-Present
· Provide clinical training and supervision to therapists.
WEDIKO CHILDREN’S SERVICES, Boston, MA
Senior Consultant Summer 2002, 2003
· Provided consultation and teaching to staff of 100 serving over 200 children.
Clinical Supervisor Summer 1988
· Supervised clinical team serving group of 8 children.
Clinical Anchorperson Summers 1982-83, 1985-86
Counselor Summer 1981
FUTURE FAMILIES
Therapist 1998-2002
· Provided therapy to traumatized foster children placed with adoptive families
NEW COLLEGE PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM, San Francisco, California
Supervisor 2000-2001
WESTSIDE CRISIS CENTER
Supervisor 1998-2000
CRYSTAL SPRINGS SCHOOL, Hillsborough, CA
School Psychologist 1996-1998
· Provided crisis intervention, consultation to parents and faculty, and counseling to students.
· Created presentations for families concerning parenting and developmental issues.
MCAULEY NEUROPSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE, San Francisco, CA
Post-Doctoral Intern 1995-1996
· Provided inpatient and outpatient psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, families and groups.
· Conducted cognitive and psychosocial assessments.
TUALATIN VALLEY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER, Portland, OR
Psychology Intern (APA approved pre-doctoral training program) 1991-1992
· Completed rotations in Child and Family program and Chemical Dependency program.
· Provided individual and group therapy. Conducted cognitive and psychosocial assessments.
· Offered therapeutic services and consultation for foster care system.
CHILD STUDY CENTER, Denver, CO
Therapist 1986-1991
· Provided child, adult and family therapy.
· Conducted cognitive and psychosocial evaluations.
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HEALTH SCIENCES, Denver, CO
Pre-Doctoral Fellow 1989-1991
· Served as family and individual child therapist; oversaw group therapy sessions.
· Conducted cognitive and psychosocial assessments.
DENVER CHILDREN’S HOME, Denver, CO
Pre-Doctoral Fellow 1988-1989
- Managed group therapy meetings and acted as family therapist for shelter care program.
- Conducted cognitive and psychosocial assessments; consulted with clinical team.
JUDGE BAKER GUIDANCE CLINIC, Boston, MA
Pairs Therapist 1982-1983
THE MANVILLE SCHOOL, Boston, MA
Counselor 1981-1983
ADMINISTRATIVE AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
PSYCHOANALYTIC INSTITUTE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, San Francisco, CA
Faculty 2006-Present
ACCESS CLINIC, San Francisco, CA
Instructor 2005-Present
SECTION II (CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE), DIVISION 39 OF THE APA
President (2001-2003) 1999-Present
NCSPP-PINC BOARD LIASON MEMBER 1999-2002
Board Liaison
DIVISION 39 SPRING CONFERENCE, SAN FRANCISCO. 1999-2000
Conference Organizer
PSYCHOLOGIST PSYCHOANALYST, APA, PUBLICATIONS, San Francisco, CA
Associate Editor 1995-1999
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, Denver, CO
Instructor/ Teaching Assistant/ Research Assistant 1987-1991
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Stanford, CA
Research Assistant 1985
PRODUCTION EXPERIENCE – CHILDREN’S MEDIA
WEDIKO CHILDREN’S SERVICES, Boston, MA
Video Program Coordinator Summers 1985-86, 1988
· Produced films on adoption and teenage alcoholism. Created clinical training tapes.
CONCENTRIC MEDIA, Menlo Park, CA
Assistant Producer 1984-1985
· Worked on production of PBS documentary “Why Do These Kids Love School.”
CHILDREN’S TELEVISION PRODUTIONS, London, England
Assistant Producer 1983-1984
· Helped produce “No Adults Allowed,” an English children’s television show.
PUBLICATIONS / PRESENTATIONS
“Containers Without Lids.” Psychoanalytic Dialogues. 16(3): 341-362. 2006.
“The Mind of a Foster Child.” In T. Heineman & D. Ehrensaft (eds.), Building a Home Within: Meeting the Emotional Needs of Children and Youth in Foster Care. Baltimore, Maryland: Paul H. Brookes Publishing. 2006
“The Vertices of Interpretation: Antonino Ferro’s Extension of Bion.” Fort Da. 2004
“Fantasy, Symbol, and the Development of Thought.” Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy. 3: 82-91. 2004.
Looking For Ground: Countertransference and the Problem of Value in Psychoanalysis
The Analytic Press. 2000.
“The Discovery of the Other: Building the Terrain of Relationship”, Paper presented at the 2001 Division 30 Psychoanalytic Conference.
“The Architecture of Virtue”, Paper presented for NCSPP in 2001
“Fantasy and Thought: The Development of Thought in Abused Children.”, Paper presented at the 2000 Division 39 Psychoanalytic Conference.
Carnochan, P. “Clinical Controversies” a quarterly column published in the APA Journal Psychologist/Psychoanalyst.
“The Moral Architecture of Psychoanalysis”, Paper presented at the 1998 summer meeting of the APA.
“Buddhism and Psychoanalysis.” Book talk with Jeffery Rubin at 1997 Division 39 Psychoanalytic Conference.
“Agency and Object.” Paper presented at 1995 Division 39 Psychoanalytic Conference.
Fischer, K.W., Shaver, P. and Carnochan, P. “A Skill Approach to Emotional Development.” In W. Damon (ed.), Child Development Today and Tomorrow. San Francisco, California: Jossey-Bass, 1989.
Fischer, K.W., Shaver, P. and Carnochan, P. “How Emotions Develop and How they Organize Development.” Cognition & Emotion, 1990, 4(2) 81-127.
“Honesty and the Supervision Process.” Paper presented to Colorado Psychological Conference.