IPTAR is governed by a Board of Directors composed of elected officers and other representatives of the IPTAR community and programs. The Board of Directors is responsible for the organization and all its activities. The Board delegates certain administrative responsibilities for education and clinical services to two administrative bodies. Each of these bodies is appointed by the President and the Board of Directors.
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Elected
- President: Ellen Marakowitz
- President-Elect: Eva Atsalis
- Past President: Richard Reichbart
- Treasurer: Anthony Mazzella
- Secretary: Luisa Ospina
- Membership Chair: Deborah Green
- Ethics Chair: Lynne Rubin
- Fellow at Large: Carolyn Ellman
- Fellow at Large: Joan Hoffenberg
- Member at Large: Deborah Moses
- Program Committee Chair: Masha Mimran
Appointed
- Dean of the Training Institute: Eva Atsalis
- ICC Director: Nadia Bassino Balta
- Board Administrator: Alexandra Cattarruza
- Bylaw Committee Chair: Michele Piccolo
- CIPS Liaison: Randi Wirth
- Professional Development Committee Chair: Judith Hanlon
- Diversity Chair: Yukari Yanagino
- IPA Representative: Annie Lee Jones
- Chair, Lawrence Gould Center for Systems-Psychoanalytic Studies: Susan Berger
- Arts and Society Committee Chair: Tracey Simon
- Financial Development Committee Member: Michael Moskowitz
- IPTAR-Q: Anna Fishzon
- Candidate Representative: Leonie Luxama
- Candidate Representative: TBA
- CAP Representative: Laura Kleinerman
- Disabled Analyst Committee: Richard Reichbart
The Institute Board of Administrators, also referred to as the Institute Board, is charged with overseeing the organization’s Adult Psychoanalytic Training and Respecialization programs.
- Dean of the Training Institute: Eva Atsalis
- Associate Dean: Sally Moskowitz
- Associate Dean: Neal Vorus
- Associate Dean: Michael Moskowitz
- Associate Dean: Phyllis Hopkins
- President: Ellen Marakowitz
- Chair of Final Case Presentations: Judith Hanlon
- Secretary of the Institute Board: TBA
- Registrar: Carla Rentrop
- Chair of Faculty and Curriculum: Neal Vorus
- Chair of Training Analysis: Laura Kleinerman
- Chair of Advanced Standing: Steven Ellman
- Chair of Advisement: Samera Nasereddin
- Chair of Recruitment: Masha Mimran
- Co-Chairs of Admissions: Sujatha Subramanian & Ulya Habif-Afres
- Chair of End of Year Review: Lee Zuckerman Share
- Chair of TCP: Richard Grose
- Chair of Oral RFC: Jill Horwitz
- Liason of BBC: Nadia Bassino Balta
- Chair of Control Work: Rhonda Ward
- Chair of LP Track: Joan Hoffenberg
- Director of Respecialization: Rachel Boue-Widawsky
- Co-Directors of CAP: Phyllis Beren & Aneta Stojnic
- Advisor to SEVIS Candidates: Peter Meiland & Sam Semper
- Co-Directors of Externship/Practicum Program: Tracey Strasser Vorus & Linda Jaffe Caplan
- Candidate Representative: Anthony Weigh
- Candidate Representative: Raluca Munteanu
- ICC Representative: Nadia Bassino Balta
- Ombudsperson: Nancy Einbinder
- Asylum Seeker Program: Peter Meiland
The IPTAR Clinical Center (ICC) Board of Administrators, also known as the ICC Board, is charged with overseeing clinical training at the ICC. The ICC was formed in 1993 to provide affordable, high-quality mental health and psychotherapy services to the community.
- Co-Directors of the ICC: Nadia Bassino Balta & Ludovica Lumer
- Intake Coordinator: Jimena Behrens
- Adult Clinical Coordinator: Nadia Bassino Balta
- Child and Adolescent Clinical Coordinator: Laura Kleinerman
- Adult Supervision Coordinator: Ludovica Lumer
- Candidate Representative: Ana Flavia Badue
- Candidate Representative: David Williams
Contact Us: Open Mon – Fri from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (EST) | Phone: +1 (212) 410-0821 | All calls are returned within 48- 72 hours | Email: help@iptar.org
IPTAR Governance
The governance of the organization and each of its departments are structured by its Bylaws and Procedures. Bylaws are overarching rules that define how the organization is governed and, accordingly, may only be enacted or amended by the entire IPTAR community (the Board of Directors and the membership). Procedures are intended to regulate and routinize organizational operations, and may be enacted or amended by the Board in order to meet operational needs.
A critical component of the new Procedural Code will be the IPTAR Code of Ethics. All members of the IPTAR community are required to adhere to this code.
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