How Social Isolation Is Killing Us

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Click Here to Read: How Social Isolation Is Killing Us By Dhruv Khullar In The New York Times on December 22, 2016.

Click Here to Purchase:   Encounters with Loneliness: Only the Lonely Edited by Arlene Kramer Richards, Lucille Spira and Arthur A. Lynch on IPBooks.net

Click Here to Read: Discussion Group # 108: Towards and Understanding of Loneliness and Aloneness with Arlene Kramer Richards, Lucille Spira, and Arthur Lynch at APsaA in January 2017 on this website.

Social isolation is a growing epidemic, one that’s increasingly recognized as having dire physical, mental and emotional consequences. DAMON WINTER / THE NEW YORK TIMES

Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy: Similarities and Differences with Francis Baudry at NYPSI

Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy: Similarities and Differences with Francis Baudry, M.D. , 1/19, 2/16, 3/16, 4/20, and 5/18/17, Thursdays, 8:00 – 9:30 pm 5 classes / $150, Location: TBD, Register Today

NYPSI Extension Program: Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy: Similarities and Differences
This course will explore the topic of psychoanalysis and dynamic psychotherapy and their similarities and differences along both theoretical and clinical venues. Clinical material will be provided and participants will be encouraged to bring their own cases for discussion. Continue reading Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy: Similarities and Differences with Francis Baudry at NYPSI

Selected Papers Volumes Published and In Press from IPBooks

Applied Psychoanalysis: Explorations and Excursions by David Werman published
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Building Bridges: Selected Psychoanalytic Papers of Helen K. Gediman in press
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Chimeras and Other Writings: Selected Papers of Sheldon Bach published”
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Modern Conflict Theory: A Journey of a Psychoanalyst: Selected Papers of Sander M. Abend, MD In press
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Nodal Points: Critical Voices in Contemporary Psychotherapy/Psychoanalysis by Joseph Schachter & Horst Kächele published
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Paradigms and Processes by Arnold Wilson in press
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Psychoanalysis: Critical Conversations: Selected Papers by Arnold Richards Volume I  published
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The Perinatally Depressed Couple and the Work of Mourning with Molly Ludlam at CFS

“The Perinatally Depressed Couple and the Work of Mourning: A Developmental Imperative”
One-Session Program (2 Contact Hours), Presenter: Molly Ludlam, MA, Date: Friday, March 31, 2017, Time: 8:00-10:00pm, Location: Mt. Sinai, Goldwurm Auditorium, Madison Ave @ 98th St., NYC

This paper explores the impact of depression on adult couple relationships and proposes that a couple’s relationship, itself, might, sometimes, be considered ‘depressed.’ Couple relationships are most vulnerable to break down during pregnancy and their children’s infancy. At this time the couple must manage several demanding developmental tasks, both as individuals and as a couple. The phenomenon of postnatal/ perinatal depression in new parents is well recognised. The concept of couples being ‘perinatally depressed’ offers other ways of Continue reading The Perinatally Depressed Couple and the Work of Mourning with Molly Ludlam at CFS

Writer’s Wednesday: Flannery O’Connor

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Click Here to Read: Mary Flannery O’Connor on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: The Passion of Flannery O’Connor: A prayer journal kept by the writer in her early 20s sheds new light on her biblical ironies by James Parker in the Atlantic Monthly in the November 2013 Issue.

Click Here to Read: The Parables of Flannery O’Connor by Joyce Carol Oates in The New York Review of Books in the April 9, 2009 issue. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Flannery O’Connor