Savoir-faire and the Frame of the Cure, Part II with Paola Mieli
Friday, April 10, 2015, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The School of Visual Arts
136 West 21st Street, Room 408, New York, NY

Clinical understanding and the direction of the cure in psychoanalysis differ from those of all other clinical practices. Based on selected readings of Freud’s and Lacan’s texts, this seminar addresses the Continue reading Savoir-faire and the Frame of the Cure, Part II with Paola Mieli at Après-Coup

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Keeping psychodynamic diagnostic constructs relevant in the psychiatric nomenclature: Empirical support for distinguishing schizoid and avoidant personality disorders
with Daniel Winarick, Ph.D.
Free and open to the public Continue reading Keeping psychodynamic diagnostic constructs relevant in the psychiatric nomenclature with Daniel Winarick at NYPSI

SHARED THERAPY: THE COLLABORATION BETWEEN PSYCHOTHERAPIST & PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIST: Charles A. Murkofsky, M.D. Tuesdays, 7:30 – 8:45 pm, April 14 & 21 2015, 2 meetings, Fee: $60 Continue reading Shared Therapy: The Collaboration between Psychotherapist and Psychopharmacologist with Charles Murkofsky at NYPSI

From The Editor
2015 Spring Meeting: Life in Psychoanalysis in Life
Psychoanalysis is not just a treatment; it is a way of life. Individually and collectively, we live psychoanalysis and it lives within us. We invigorate psychoanalytic thought through our evolving musings and conversations. In turn, we draw on it to enliven our minds, our relationships, and our work, while we strive to use psychoanalysis to make changes in the world around us. The life we live in psychoanalysis changes with time and setting. We discover it in diverse internal and external spaces, in expected Continue reading April Division 39 Insight

2014-2015 SEMINAR SERIES
Introducing Lacan: On the Three Registers

October 8 & 22 Mark Stafford, Unconscious
November 19 & December 10 Paola Mieli, Drives
January 14 & February 4 David Lichtenstein, Language
February 25 & March 25 Adriana Passini, Repetition
April 8 & 29 Martin Winn, Mirror Stage
May 20 & June 10 Lillian Ferrari, Angst

This seminar, which requires prior familiarity with Freud’s basic texts, is intended as Continue reading Introducing Lacan: On the Three Register at Après-Coup

CHILD & ADOLESCENT PSYCHOTHERAPY PROGRAM
(the CAP Program)
VISITING FACULTY PRESENTS

Overlapping Cross-Cultural Meaning in the Play of an Early Adolescent Boy with James Herzog, M.D.

Monday, April 13th, 2015 at 8:00 PM
Reception and Open House at 7:30 pm
Program to follow
Karen Horney Auditorium
329 E. 62nd St. Continue reading Overlapping Cross-Cultural Meaning in the Play of an Early Adolescent Boy with James Herzog, M.D. at IPTAR CAP

Sunday March 29, 2015
Address: 140 West 97th Street (Amsterdam/Columbus)
Roundtable 3:00-5:00
Michael Moskowitz, Ph.D. (Diversity Co-Chair)
Carlos Padron, M.A. (Advanced Candidate)
Richard Reichbart, Ph.D. (IPTAR President)
Kathleen White, Ph.D. (Systems-Psychodynamic Studies Director)
Moderator: Martha Bragin, Ph.D. LCSW Continue reading Can You See Me Roundtable at IPTAR

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SCIENTIFIC MEETING
Thursday, April 23, 2015 at 8:00 PM
This Meeting is Chaired by the Candidates of the AIP
Dr. Arlene Kramer Richards:
BEAUTY AND THE IDEAL Continue reading Beauty and the Ideal with Arlene Kramer Richards at AIP

THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF INTERNALIZED CULTURE IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD
SPEAKERS: M. Nasir Ilahi and Alan Roland, Ph.D.
DISCUSSANT: Catherine Silver, Ph.D.
MODERATOR: Susana Martinez, Ph.D.
Continue reading The Clinical Relevance of Internalized Culture in a Globalized World at NPAP