Click Here to Read: The Coming War on China By John Pilger on the Reader Sponsored News website on December 6, 2016.
Philippine soldiers and a U.S. Army soldier from 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat of the 5th Infantry Division take their positions after disembarking from a C-47 Chinook helicopter during an air assault exercise inside the military training camp of Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija province north of Manila, April 20, 2015. (photo: AFP)
Elise Snyder and fourteen other CAPA analysts and analytic psychotherapists just returned from almost four weeks in China: sightseeing, visiting Tibet and attending conferences in five cities in China were there are large numbers of CAPA students and graduates.
CAPA is now evaluating applications from Chinese mental health professionals for CAPA’s 10th class. More than 400 analysts and analytic psychotherapists are CAPA teachers, treaters and supervisors—many of them APsaA and IPA members. Each year, CAPA receives 150 applications for its four-year psychodynamic psychotherapy program and accepts 40. Each week for thirty weeks each year there are 4 hours of class and one hour of individual supervision. Students are offered the opportunity for distance analysis or psychotherapy. Currently more than 100 Chinese are in 3-5 session/week distance analysis and another 100 in distance psychotherapy. Continue reading CHINA AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ALLIANCE
COMMITTEE ON WOMAN AND PSYCHOANALYSIS: INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION: PSCHOANALYTIC COMMITTEE OF CHINESE ASSOCIATION OF MENTAL HEALTH
First Cowap Conference in China
WOMEN MATTER – WOMEN’S MATTERS
19.-20 April 2017 in Wuhan, China, Precongress of 5th Chinese Psychoanalytic Congress, “Legacy and innovation of psychoanalysis” from 21.-23.April 2017 in Wuhan. CONTACT: gertraud.schlesinger-kipp@dpv-mail.de tongtong20027@hotmail.com
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Click Here to Read: China: The Virtues of the Awful Convulsion by Ian Johnson In The New York Review of Books October 27, 2016 Issue
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Li Fanwu, the governor of China’s Heilongjiang province, being denounced and tortured at a rally in Red Guard Square, Harbin, August 1966. One of his alleged crimes was political ambition, evidence for which was found—according to the photographer Li Zhensheng’s book Red-Color News Soldier (2003)—‘in his hairstyle, which gave him an ill-fated resemblance to Mao and so was said to symbolize his lust for power.’ Two Red Guards chopped and tore out his hair, after which he was made to bow for hours. The banner behind him reads, ‘Bombard the Headquarters! Expose and denounce the provincial Party committee.’
