Click Here to Read: Khan Yunis Journal: Finding a Steadier Path in Gaza by Ethan Bronner in the New York Times on September 7, 2010.

Dr. James S. Gordon, an American psychiatrist, led Gaza children in a coping technique recently in Khan Yunis.

Click Here To Read:  Does the Impact of Psychological Trauma Cross Generations? on the ScienceDaily website on Sep. 8, 2010.

Click Here to Read: An Interview with Otto Kernberg, MD on Object Relations and Psychoanalytic Therapy By Chanda Rankin, MA on the Sina.com blog on September 09, 2010.

Click Here to Read: Suicides cost Japan economy $32bn on the BBC News website on September 7, 2010.

Mr Kan sees the figures as proof of an economic and emotional downturn

Click Here to Read: Back to Pschool: September is my time to get it going again. by David Weiss on his Blog: Mr. Analysand:  A roving street reporter uncovers all things psychoanalytical  on the Psychology Today Blogs on  September 7, 2010.

Click Here to Read:  Czechs recognize German-speaking legacy.  Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Sigmund Freud spoke German, but wasn’t German, Gustav Mahler, Sigmund Freud and Rainer Maria Rilke may have spoken German, but were born in what is now the Czech Republic. The Czechs haven’t viewed them as fellow countrymen – until recently, by Rob Cameron on the  DW-World.DE Website on Augsut 9, 2010.

Click Here to Read:  An oedipal fantasy from Chongqing From the China Daily, August 25, 2010, presented by Maurice Preter, on his blog International  Psychiatry / Neurology: Mind-brain medicine in context on the Psychology Today blogs on August 30, 2010.

Chongqing

Click Here to Read: Letters: What Is It About 20-Somethings? in The New York Times on September 3, 2010.

Click Here to Read: How ‘Twilight,’ other dark fiction affect teen brains by Valerie Strauss in the Answer Sheet on the Washington Post website on September 4, 2010.

Valerie Strauss

Click Here to Read: Over the moon: Adam Phillips on the happiness myth.  We all want to be happy, we want our children to be happy, and there are countless books advising us how to achieve happiness. But is this really what we should be aiming for? by Adam Phillips in The Guardian, on  September 4, 2010 .