Click Here to Read: The brain engineer: Shining a light on consciousness by Rowan Hooper on the New Scientist website on March 4, 2011.
Ed Boyden
Brain efficiency comes from parents
Researchers Find New Mechanism Behind the Formation and Maintenance of Long-Term Memories
Therapist-free therapy: Cognitive-bias modification may put the psychiatrist’s couch out of business
Market Surges for Works by 20th-Century Prague Artists
Click Here to Read: Market Surges for Works by 20th-Century Prague Artists by By Nazanin Lankarani in the New York Times on March 3, 2011.
Maria Cerminova Toyen, “Fardée pour Apparaître,” 1962.
Photography Friday: Sarah Wagaman
Sarah is an art teacher and a photographer. She is currently doing research in the area of photo-psychology. She is particularly interested in determining what psychological factors prompt photographers to choose specific subjects.
If you would like your photography to be considered for internationalpsychoanalysis.net’s Photography Friday, please send your jpeg images, along with a few words about yourself, to Joel Seligmann, the photo editor.
Last Chance for Lower Rates for Registration for Symposium 2011!
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Click Here to Download: The Symposium 2011 Brochure. Symposium 2011 will take place at Mt. Sinai Medical Center on March 5 and 6th, 2011.
The early rates of $175 for regular registration, $120 for candidates, and $95 for students will be extended until February 15!
Please note: Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies is now a sponsor of Symposium 2011.
Also note: Laura Kleinerman will be discussing Will Braun’s paper at Symposium 2011. Arlene Kramer Richards will not be presenting.
Our Practice Today: Treatment and Transformation
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Adolescent Pregnancies 1920 in St. Louis and 1980 in South Boston, Review by Fred Sander and Daniel Prezant
Click Here to Read: Adolescent Pregnancies 1920 in St. Louis and 1980 in South Boston, review of the plays Come back Little Sheba and Good People, reviewed by Fred Sander and Daniel Prezant. Dr. Sander and Daniel Prezant discussed this play for NYPSI on February 13, 2011.
Environmental Impact: Research in behavioral epigenetics is seeking evidence that links experience to biochemistry to gene expression and back out again
Affective Continuity? From Seeking to Play – Science, Therapeutics, & Beyond with Jaak Panksepp at NYPSI
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