Hi,
I also only wanted to apply to MSW programs in which psychodynamic theory is well-represented. Along with Smith, I chose to include Bryn Mawr and UPenn.
I didn't initially realize that UPenn was pretty psychodynamic, but I spoke with someone who's in the program and she said her clinical training is primarily psychodynamic. On closer inspection, they offer classes specifically on psychodynamic theory and have a few faculty members interested in it.
Here's a quote from Bryn Mawr's website that made me think their clinical focus is more psychodynamic than CBT:
"The two practice courses in the Clinical Social Work concentration, set in a biopsychosocial framework that encompasses the eco-systemic and strengths perspectives, are informed by a risk and protective factor framework and by psychodynamic, psychosocial, and developmental theories."
I've also heard from others that Simmons is psychodynamic. Good luck!