WCSPP Supervisory Training Program, Brunch and Open House, Saturday, April 28th 9:30-11:30am
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Groucho Lives! (In Two Places)
Click Here to Read: Groucho Lives! (In Two Places) By Dick Cavett in The New York Times on March 30, 2012.
Psychoanalysis: A Jewish Science?
Poetry as therapy
Editorial: The Freudian film
Eric Kandel’s Vision
Mets Pitcher Joins Winning Team Of The Candid Sexually Abused
Click Here to Read: Mets Pitcher Joins Winning Team Of The Candid Sexually Abused by Todd Essig on the Forbes Magazine website on March 28, 2011,
Post-Traumatic Stress’s Surprisingly Positive Flip Side
Click Here to Read: Post-Traumatic Stress’s Surprisingly Positive Flip Side By Jim Rendon in the New York Times on March 22, 2012.
Sgt. Jeffrey Beltran near Fort Sill, in Lawton, Okla., where he was stationed after serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Among other injuries, Beltran suffered a mild traumatic brain injury in an I.E.D. attack in Iraq in 2005 and can no longer rely on his short-term memory.
CITY WITHIN A CITY Book Launch Live Recording!
Click Here to Purchase: City Winin a City from IPBooks
NY Book Launch for CITY WITHIN A CITY
by Basia Temkin-Berman First English Translation!
Click links below to hear live audio recordings made at the book-launch event on March 2, 2012 in New York City (cosponsored by IPBooks & YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.)
1. Jonathan Brent, Director of YIVO, Introduction
2. Dr. Emanuel Berman, author’s son, editor, and psychoanalyst
3. Samuel Kassow, historian, author of Who Will Write our History?
4. Leon Hoffman, psychoanalyst, book-dedication to Leon Kupferstein (introduced by Dr. Berman)
5. Aviva Blumberg, Child-survivor of Warsaw Ghetto, saved by Basia Berman (introduced by Dr. Berman)
6. Arnold Richards, psychonalyst, closing remarks
City Within a City was the secret diary written in Polish in 1944 when Basia (Batya) and her husband Adolf-Abraham Berman, lived on the Aryan side of Warsaw—the part designated by the Nazis for Polish Christians only—and led a secret network helping thousands of Jews to hide and survive.
“I would like to describe this state within a state, or rather, a city within a city, this most underground of all underground communities, whose members met with each other, worked and talked in the midst of a population which didn’t suspect anything; where every street, every coffee shop, every tram stop called to mind dozens of unique adventures. Every name was false, every word that was uttered carried a double meaning, and every telephone conversation was more encrypted than the secret diplomatic documents of embassies.”
—Basia Berman
This unique and historically important book may be purchased at our bookstore by
clicking here: City Within a Cityor atwww.IPBooks.net.
