Click Below to Listen To: Question and Answer Session from Panel 1: “What Does a (Wo)Man Want?” at Symposium 2010 on March 6, at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in NYC. 

Panelists: Lawrence Josephs, Moderator, Giselle Galdi, and Jonathon House.  Rosemary Balsam’s presentation was read by Janice Lieberman, both of whom are not pictured here.

This audio selection also features an introduction to Dr. Friedberg by Dr. Irwin Hirsch.
Unfortunately, due to a technical problem, only the first 12 to 13 minutes of Dr. Friedberg’s talk were recorded.
To read the rest of his presentation, please click the link below the audio posting.

Click Below to Listen to: Ahron Friedberg’s Presentation Desire On and Off the Couch,” from the Panel of the same name at Symposium.

Click Here to Read:“ Ahron Friedberg’s Full Presentation

Click Here to Listen To: Part 1 of Martin Bergmann’s Presentation, Inability to Separate: The Woman I Love and the Woman I Cannot Live Without from the panel entitled from the Panel: What Love’s Got to Do With It at Symposium 2010. There is an introduction by Carolyn Ellman.

Click Here to Listen To: Part 2 of Martin’s Bergmann’s Presentation.

Click Here To Listen To: Part 3 of Martin’s Bergmann’s Presentation.

Click Below to Listen to: Carolyn Ellman’s Introudction to Helen Fisher’s Presentation at Symposium 2010 at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in New York City.

Click Below to Listen to: Helen Fisher’s Presentation, Part 1.

Click Below to Listen to: Helen Fisher’s Presentation, Part 2

Click Below to Listen To: Introduction by Carolyn Ellman and Part 1 of Joseph Lichtenberg’s Presentation “Love Has a lot to Do,” from the panel, “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” at Symposium 2010 at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.

>Click Below to Listen To: Part 2 of Joseph Lichtenberg’s Presentation.

Click Below to Listen To: Part 3 of Joseph Lichtenberg’s Presentation.

Click Here to Read: Joseph Lichtenberg’s Presentation as text.

Click Below to Listen to: Panel 5, “In Treatment,” featuring Glen Gabbard (moderator), Roni Baht, Nir Bergman and Yael Hedaya, Part 1.

Note: Although the 2 episodes viewed at the Symposium are not available online, you can click below to watch episodes from the first week of Seasons 1 & 2 of Be’Tipul. There is also al link to sample HBO’s In Treatment.

Click Here to View: Season 1 of Be’Tipul on this website (with links to Season 1 of HBO’s In Treatment).

Click Here to View: Season 2 of Be’Tipul on this website.

Click Below to Listen to: Panel 5, “In Treatment,” Part 2.

Click Below to Listen to: Panel 5, “In Treatment,” Discussion, Part 1.

Click Below to Listen to: Panel 5, “In Treatment,” Discussion, part 2

Click Here to Listen to: The Wrap Up Discussion Period at Symposium 2010 at Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York City, Part 1. Note: There is a momentary gap in the midst of Roni Baht’s discussion of Be’Tipul which occurred during the recording process. What he said was that Season 1’s HBO scripts used the same words and were a more literal translation from the Hebrew than Season 2 which took into account cultural differences between Israel and the USA.

Click Here to Listen to: Wrap Up Discussion, Part 2.