Click Here to Read: Are Therapy Apps The Secret To Better Mental Health? They’re like having a therapist in your pocket by Emma Norris on the Sportluxe.com website on May 10, 2017.
13 Reasons Why: The unhappiness of youth
What a Renaissance artist taught Freud about memory
Coming soon from IPBooks.net: Psychoanalysis: Perspectives on a Thought Collective: Selected Papers of Arnold D Richards, reviewed by David James Fisher
These lively and thought provoking papers by Arnold Richards highlight a number of themes which will be relevant to the student of psychoanalysis, whether clinician, academic, or member of the educated lay public. Richards wears his learning lightly, educating without being pedantic, and spicing up his prose by engaging in a number of significant polemics, particularly against the psychoanalytic establishment. He is adept at illuminating how the concepts of Bildung and Fleck’s ideas about thought collectives and styles frame the history of psychoanalysis and provide a context for an inquiry into its scientific sociology of knowledge. Reading his papers on Freud and Brill and the historical and cultural role of Jewishness, including ambivalence about Jewish identity, is to encounter texts rich in clinical insight and historical understanding. There are penetrating studies into the fascinating and Continue reading Coming soon from IPBooks.net: Psychoanalysis: Perspectives on a Thought Collective: Selected Papers of Arnold D Richards, reviewed by David James Fisher
From Bill Maher to Sigmund Freud: A Very Unfunny Look at the Enduring Politics of Hate
Two Clinical Presentations and A Discussion of Psychoanalysis in Mexico at IPTAR
Two Clinical Presentations and A Discussion of Psychoanalysis in Mexico
Thursday, May 18, 2017. 8:30PM – 10:00PM. IPTAR Conference Room, 1651 Third Ave.; NY, NY; 10128
Dr. Norma Leon-Roble”: Trauma and Resilience: Vicissitudes of dissociation in the aftermath of rape; Resolution through Psychoanalytic Treatment
A discussion of the 5 year psychoanalytic treatment of an adolescent girl who was kidnapped and raped, suffering PTSD and dissociative disorder. The trauma of the rape and its aftermath was followed during the treatment and eventual evolution of the patient’s sexual development towards a synthesis and normal sexual life.
AND Dr. Manuel Lopez-Gomez Towards a Second Individuation Process in Treatment
The 4 1/2 year psychoanalytic treatment of a 25 year old man whose symptoms were understood in terms of two intersecting sets of dynamics. One related to issues of separation-individuation and a fear of regressive fusion with the engulfing mother. The other dynamic was related to Oedipal anxieties around punitive male figures.. Continue reading Two Clinical Presentations and A Discussion of Psychoanalysis in Mexico at IPTAR
The Octopus, a Motif of Evil in Historical Propaganda Maps
Complexity and Emergence II: Visions of Cosmic Order, from Particles to People at the Helix Center
Complexity and Emergence II: Visions of Cosmic Order, from Particles to People 2:30 pm on Saturday, May 20th, 2017
What principles of order underlie the ascent of complexity, from the simplest particles of physics heralding the birth of the universe, through biological forms, to the achievements of civilization? Has a recurrent theme of combination and integration led to multiple fundamental levels from quarks to culture? What do we learn from the ongoing creative process in the sophistication that has arisen in this journey of the universe? Can we trace back human culture and consciousness through a series relationships and things that were innovative at their time of emergence? Our roundtable will explore these and other visions of cosmic order.
2:30 pm on Saturday, May 20th, 2017 Notes:No registration required Entry is free and open to the public Roundtables begin at 2:30pm Continue reading Complexity and Emergence II: Visions of Cosmic Order, from Particles to People at the Helix Center
Veteran Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst Francis D. Baudry, MD,
Menninger leaves lasting mark on Topeka
Click Here to Read: Menninger leaves lasting mark on Topeka By Michael Hooper in The Capital-Journal on October 8, 2017.
Anna Freud, a psychoanlaytic and the daughter of the father of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud, was the Sloan Visiting Professor at the Menninger Foundation in 1962. Here, she meets Bob Menniger, left and Karl Menninger.