“On Therapeutic Action: Relational and Lacanian Perspectives” with Drs. Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein,moderated by Dr. Chris Christian.
Friday, March 30th from 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Wolff Conference Room
The New School for Social Research Continue reading “On Therapeutic Action: Relational and Lacanian Perspectives” with Drs. Adrienne Harris and David Lichtenstein
Click Here to Read: Head to Head: Does psychoanalysis have a valuable place in modern mental health services? Yes by Peter Fonagy and Alessandra Lemma.
This article originally appeared as Fonagy, Peter, and Lemma, Alessandra, (2012) Head to Head: Does psychoanalysis have a valuable place in modern mental health services? BMJ Psychotherapy 344:e1211 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.
Alessandra Lemma Peter Fonagy
THE METROPOLITAN CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY
TREATING THE CHILD WHO LEARNS DIFFERENTLY
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Presenter: Rena Matison Greenblatt, Ph.D.
TIME: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Breakfast at 9:30 AM
LOCATION: The Metropolitan Center for Mental Health
Continue reading Treating the Child Who Learns Differently with Rena Matison Greenblatt at MITPP
Arnold Richards
It’s no secret – and certainly not to the readers of these pages – that psychoanalysts are deeply interested in poetry. For that reason, our featured poet this month, the Editor-in-Chief of International Psychoanalysis, should not be a total surprise. The best response to a poem, it has been said, is another poem, and Arnold Richards is one whose response to poems is immediate and sensitive.
His professional role is familiar to many of you. Editor of JAPA (Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association) from 1994 to 2003 and the author of numerous books and papers in the field, he is currently a Training and Supervising Analyst at the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. He was awarded a 2000 Mary F. Sigourney Award and gave the 50th Annual Leo Baeck Memorial Lecture. Continue reading POETRY MONDAY: March 5, 2012
*Dear colleagues,
There is much activity on the international psychoanalytic website, dovetailing with similar kind of rising ante everywhere – whether it finally be winter in the northeast, heat in the Republican primaries, tornadoes in the Midwest, elections in APsaA or horrors in the middle east.*** I will attempt to guide you on the website with some suggestions of my own, as well as with the usual list of contents for this week.
To begin with my choices:
*1) A century later we continue to learn about Sigmund Freud’s family life.* This week* I* am moved by the extremely short and tragic life story of S. Freud’s niece, nee Marta , children’s book illustrator, Tom Seidmann-Freud (she took a man’s name – read about the reason) whose surreal, whimsical art was saved by her Continue reading Family histories, IBM in WWII, art and music and the brain from Sasha Rolde on InternationalPsychoanalysis.net
Reviving Warsaw’s Dead: “City Within a City” at YIVO
Nathan Szajnberg, MD, Managing Editor
“City Within a City” debuted in English Friday at YIVO. Psychoanalyst Emanuel Berman, a Sigourney award winner, presented the publication of his mother’s diary of the Warsaw Ghetto years.
Click Here to Purchase: City Within A City from IPBooks.
Berman was named after Emanuel Ringelbum, killed after the Ghetto’s fall, who documented the Jews’ fates, provided social aid and hid those documents in metal milk cans and boxes in Spring 1943, before the Warsaw uprising.
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