Click Here to Read: “Rise of Planet of the Apes” Revels in Anxieties About Human Genetic Technologies by Todd Essig on the Forbes Magazine website on August 15, 2011.
Evaluating the Outcomes of Psychotherapies: The Personality Health Index
In Debate with Peter Fonagy and Lewis Wolpert
French Feminist Cathy Bernheim Investigates a Hypnotic Ancestor
Click Here to Read: French Feminist Cathy Bernheim Investigates a Hypnotic Ancestor By Benjamin Ivry in the Jewish Daily Forward on August 15, 2011
Hippolyte Bernheim
“Rashomon”: The Analyst Who Came in from the Rain
Some of the best psychoanalytic work in film comes in odd forms: a successful child therapy performed by a dead psychologist (The Sixth Sense see July, 2011); a good analytic hour in which the analyst was a cannibalistic psychiatrist locked in a cage (The Silence of the Lambs see June, 2011). But perhaps the most unusual example is that of a relatively successful one session psychoanalytic psychotherapy conducted in medieval Japan in an abandoned temple during a rainstorm. Continue reading “Rashomon”: The Analyst Who Came in from the Rain
Depression may increase stroke risk in women
New Book Recounts Psychoanalysis of Monks in 1960s Mexico
Click Here To Read: New Book Recounts Psychoanalysis of Monks in 1960s Mexico on the Mena Fn.com website on August 13, 2011.
Love, the Many-Splendored Emotion
Click Here to Read: Love, the Many-Splendored Emotion By Judith Shulevitz by New York Times on August 12, 2011.
A ‘Necessary Vanity’
Click Here to Read: A ‘Necessary Vanity’ By Alexander Edmonds in the New York Times on August 13, 2011.
