Honoring the teachers and psychoanalysts who have contributed to the

intellectual and clinical life of our beloved institute across generations.

For generations, IMPP faculty have shaped the study and practice of Modern Psychoanalysis through teaching, supervision, scholarship, clinical practice, and mentorship. Their contributions have helped sustain a living psychoanalytic tradition—one that has continued to evolve while remaining grounded in curiosity, careful listening, and respect for the complexity of human experience. We gratefully recognize the former faculty members who have contributed to the Institute and to the education of generations of psychoanalytic clinicians.

With gratitude, we recognize our former faculty:

Margaret Alonso
Mario Alonso
Stanford Bazilian
Henry Beck
Manya Bean
Aaron Bender
Ronald Benton
Dorothy Bloch
Priscilla Bright
Janet Castellini
Lisa Correale
Richard Dallas
Susan Davis
Christine Durbak
Stephen Ellis
Ellen Faulkner
Harold Felddman
William Grey
Joyce Grigson
Linda Gross
Jack Hartke
Marie Hartke
Doug Hennessy
Linda Hopkins
Mary Elizabeth Lamb
Annette Leavy
Timothy Legg
Barbara Levy
Sidney Love
Gerald Lucas
David Margules
David Mark
Jan Middeldorf
Lucinda Mitchell
Aleisa Myles
Jennifer Neely
Marie Coleman Nelson
Louis Ormont
Jack Payson
Margaret Pedrick
Catherine Reimer
Susanne Saint John
Angela Sandone-Barr
Linda Sayers
Don Shapiro
Farrell Silverberg
Barbara Smith
Luellen Smucker
Hyman Spotnitz
Ross Speck
Harold Stern
Linda Stolarz
Sally Tramel
Joseph Walsh
Andre Watson

This list spans many eras in the life of the Institute, including its history as the Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis and its present identity as the Institute for Modern Psychoanalysis of Philadelphia.

IMPP is committed to preserving the history of our Institute and the people who have contributed to it. This list reflects the records currently available to us. If you are aware of a former faculty member who should be included, or notice information that should be corrected, please contact us.