China’s ancient Buddhist grottoes face a new threat — tourists
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Click Here to Read:  China’s ancient Buddhist grottoes face a new threat — tourists By Simon Denyer in The Washington Post on May 16, 2016.

In a Mogao cave, lit by the flashlight of a guide, a Buddha statue surrounded by disciples dating from the Tang Dynasty. Dunhuang grotto art is a combination of architecture, painted sculpture and murals. (Gilles Sabrié/For The Washington Post)

Termination Reconstructed with Arlene Kramer Richards at MITPP
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THE METROPOLITAN CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH and THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTEFOR TRAINING IN PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY invite you to

A CLINICAL WORKSHOP: TERMINATION RECONSIDERED
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 2016 Presenter: ARLENE KRAMER RICHARDS, Ed.D.

Termination will be discussed from a post-modern point of view. Rules and tradition of how and when to terminate treatments will be outlined in terms of how they play out in particular clinical situations. The explication of unconscious fantasies and the effects of practical external circumstances on the termination decision and on the termination process after the decision will be considered. Participants are invited to bring clinical material related to termination issues. Continue reading Termination Reconstructed with Arlene Kramer Richards at MITPP

Psychoanalytic Inquiry: Issue 36:3 Table of Contents
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The Editors of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, Joe Lichtenberg and Mel Bornstein, would like to announce the current issue [36:3] Psychoanalytic Work with the Dreams of Children:  The Forgotten Royal Road.  Issue Editors:  Christine Anzieu-Premmereur, Denia G. Barrett, and Ruth K. Karush

Prologue
Christine Anzieu-Premmereur, Denia G. Barrett, and Ruth K. Karush

Dream Theory and a Science:  A Review
Soudabeh Givrad Continue reading Psychoanalytic Inquiry: Issue 36:3 Table of Contents