Click Here to Read: Jacob’s Despair: A Psychonalytic Portrait of Waning Greatness, Paper by Nathan Szajnberg. Copyright Nathan Szajnberg.
Law Prompts Some Health Plans To Cut Mental-Health Benefits
Click Here To Read: Law Prompts Some Health Plans To Cut Mental-Health Benefits By Russell Adams and Avvery Johnson in the Wall Street Journal on December 23, 2010.
Timeline of the History of Psychoanalysis
Felix Nussbaum in Paris
Sheila Isenberg – Muriel’s War
The Brain Is Music for Wooing, Mothering, Bonding—or Is It Just “Auditory Cheesecake”
Reception of Psychoanalysis in Russia until the Perestroika
Assessing Change in the Therapeutic Process: What Does Research Show? with Phil S. Lebovitz at CPR
The Consortium for Psychoanalytic Research, Inc.
18th Annual Research Conference
Assessing Change in the Therapeutic Process:
What Does Research Show?
Phil S. Lebovitz, M.D
Sunday, February 27, 2011. Continue reading Assessing Change in the Therapeutic Process: What Does Research Show? with Phil S. Lebovitz at CPR
Sinhabahu the Paradigmatic myth of the Sri Lankan Oedipus
Click Here to Read: Sinhabahu the Paradigmatic myth of the Sri Lankan Oedipus By Dr Ruwan M Jayatunge on December 23rd, 2010.
Miracle (of fantasy) On 34th Street
Happy Holidays
For the past few winters, my teaching schedule has me reading Anna Freud’s monograph, The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense at around the same time that I come across the Christmas classic, Miracle on 34th Street. One wouldn’t think that they have much in common, but each year I am re-reminded of passages in the book that come to life in the film.
Miracle on 34th Street is a light, beautifully constructed story about a bearded, white haired portly gentleman (Edmund Gwenn) . Continue reading Miracle (of fantasy) On 34th Street