John Bugas, Ph.D. has been
a member of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group for over
18 years. He currently has a private practice in Sacramento, California.
Marshall Bush, Ph.D. is Clinical
Director of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group and
a Teaching and Training Analyst at the San Francisco Psychoanalytic
Institute. He has a private practice in San Francisco.
John Curtis, Ph.D. is a Clinical
Professor in Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco
School of Medicine, a member of the San Francisco Psychotherapy
Research Group, and has a private practice in San Francisco.
Kathryn Pryor, Ph.D. is a psychotherapist
in private practice in Menlo Park, California. She has been an
active member of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group
for over ten years.
Harold Sampson, Ph.D. is a member
of the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, President of the
San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group, Emeritus Clinical
Professor in Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco
School of Medicine, and has a private practice in San Francisco.
He is co-author of The Psychoanalytic Process and has published
numerous articles on psychopathology and psychotherapy.
Robert Shilkret, Ph.D. is the
Norma Cutts Dafoe Professor of Psychology at Mount Holyoke College
and Visiting Professor at the Smith College School for Social
Work. His research studies the influence of family history variables
on college adjustment and many of his studies examine the role
of guilt, considered from a control-mastery perspective.
Sara Silberschatz, B.A. recently
graduated from New York University with a degree in psychology.
Joseph Weiss, M.D. is Chairman of
the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research Group and Training and
Supervising Analyst at the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute.
He has published two books and numerous articles on his theory
of how psychopathology develops and how psychotherapy works.
George
Silberschatz, Ph.D. is a Clinical Professor in
Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco School
of Medicine and a member of the San Francisco Psychotherapy Research
Group. Internationally recognized for his psychotherapy research,
Dr. Silberschatz has given over 150 presentations at professional
meetings throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe and has
published some 50 papers in various professional journals and books.
He was the principal investigator of an NIMH-funded psychotherapy
research project at Mount Zion Hospital and co-director of the psychotherapy
research program. He currently divides his time between a private
practice in San Francisco, teaching and supervising psychotherapy,
and writing clinical and research papers.