Mark Winborn will lead this seminar which will be a group discussion of the analytic process and analytic knowledge from the perspective of the analyst/analytic therapist. The first section (Questions 1 and 2) will focus on identifying the basic areas of knowledge, skills, techniques, and attitudes that an analyst or analytic therapist should be familiar with. For some this will be a review and for others it will provide an overview of what we should expect to acquire through analytic training. The second section will focus on what domains of experience the analyst/analytic therapist is attending to while engaged in analytic therapy or analysis. The third section will examine what changes, transformations, or outcomes the analyst/analytic therapist should be looking for to confirm that the process is benefitting the patient. In other words, how we can “know” whether the process is “working”? Dr. Winborn will provide an overview of each of these areas to stimulate discussion, but our hope is that the participants will actively engage in a discussion around these areas – discussing the significance of each item to the overall process of analysis or analytic therapy. Additionally, the participants should feel free to offer their own additions to the items offered and to discuss disagreements with the overviews offered. The goal is not for everyone to arrive at the same conclusion but to deepen the participants capacity to understand and articulate to themselves and others what we are engaged in when we say we “do” analysis or analytic therapy.