ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
BPSI will receive applications from December 1 to March 1. The application includes past professional information, two references, a CV, and a brief personal statement. Applicants to the Fellowship interview with a faculty member to discuss their professional experience and their goals. The Admissions Committee meets in May and June, and admissions decisions are usually made before July 1, often earlier.
ELIGIBILITY
The Fellowship does not require licensure or any particular academic or clinical degree, but Fellows are usually mental health clinicians. Non-clinicians who may be interested in applying should contact one of the Co-Chairs of the Admissions Committee to discuss whether the Fellowship would be appropriate for them.
HOW TO APPLY
BPSI accepts admission applications from December 1, 2026 – March 1, 2027.
For administrative issues in the admissions process, please contact the Admissions Admin Team. The Co-Chairs of the Admissions Committee for the ATP are also available to answer questions: Janet Witte and Jessica Barton. The Director of Psychotherapy Training, Richard Gomberg, is also happy to talk with prospective students, and he can be reached at (617) 796-8804.
TUITION
- Tuition for the Fellowship Program for 2026-2027 is $3,020.00.
- Our Financial Office can set up a payment plan for your tuition. Please email Drew Brydon-Cardoso, Associate Director, Business Operations, or call him at (617) 266-0953.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SCHOLARSHIPS
- BPSI is committed to supporting training for those applicants with limited financial resources. Scholarship funds are limited and distributed based on financial need. Fellows may apply for tuition assistance. See our scholarships page.
Fellowship Overview
Training Program Elements
Syllabi
Faculty & Students
Admissions
Mentoring
