Note from the Brill Library at NYPSI

Dear Friends:

The Abraham A. Brill Library finds itself in a time of very real crisis.  The current state of the economy is hard on all nonprofit organizations, but perhaps few are hit as hard as analytic institutes.  As an independent educational facility and clinic, we belong only to the patients and pupils and the public whom we serve.  

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Psychodyanamic Psychotherapy Progam at NYPSI

THE NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY & INSTITUTE
247 East 82nd St., between 2nd & 3rd

PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY PROGRAM

INFORMATIONAL SESSION
                        
Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 7-7:45 p.m.

UNDERSTAND THEORY TO IMPROVE PRACTICE
SUPERVISION WITH EXPERIENCED ANALYSTS
CASE CONFERENCES
OPTIONAL CHILD/ADOLESCENT TRACK
EVENING CLASSES
2 YEAR PROGRAM

RSVP:  admasst@nypsa.org or 212-879-6900

For information about our training programs please visit us at: www.psychoanalysis.org

Podcasts #9 & #10 from Jerry Gargiulo

Dr. Jerry Gargiulo brings over thirty six years of clinical experience to his practice in Greenwich, Connecticut and Setauket, New York. Jerry Gargiulo, PhD has inaugurated a radio show entitled The Psychotherapist’s Corner which can be heard every Tuesday morning, out of Greenwich Ct.  He will be offering analytic insights, in everyday language, to the general public during this half hour program. The show can be heard at 1490 AM (WGCH) at 9AM. For anyone who might have any interest, each podcast will be archived on his website WWW.GeraldJGargiulo.Com.

Click Here to Listen to: Podcast #9: Why is Everyday Unhappiness Necessary

Click Here To Listen To: Podcast #10 Trust and The Life Cycle

Leon Hoffman on Treating Childhood Anxiety

Hoffman, L. (2009). Treating Childhood Anxiety. N Engl J Med 360:2475, June 4, 2009 Correspondence

To the Editor: In the editorial accompanying the report by Walkup et al., Emslie1 states, in support of randomized, controlled trials, “It appears unlikely that the majority of children with severe and persistent anxiety disorders are receiving optimal evidence-based care in the community.” I do not believe that the results reported by Walkup et al. can be generalized, in that 84% of potential subjects were excluded (3066 screened, and 488 randomly assigned to a study group), making the external validity2 of the findings doubtful.

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