A Taste of Systems-Psychodynamic Thought and Experience: Managing Ourselves in Our Multiple Roles in Turbulent Times at IPTAR

IPTAR: THE LJGOULD CENTER FOR SYSTEMS-PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDES
Workshop: A Taste of Systems-Psychodynamic Thought and Experience:
Managing Ourselves in Our Multiple Roles in Turbulent Times

Four Fridays: October 16,23,30 and November 6, 2015 — 11:30 to 1:30 PM
IPTAR West Conference Room — 140 W. 97TH Street NYC
Registration: iptar.org/LJGouldCtrWorkshop — Questions? Contact: joecancelmo@gmail.com

Focus & Learning Objectives: This workshop will introduce participants to practical applications of psychoanalytic ideas that will help us become more effective in our roles in our lives and professions, and the organizations and systems we inhabit. These skills are most critical during this time of intense social media and rapid technological Continue reading A Taste of Systems-Psychodynamic Thought and Experience: Managing Ourselves in Our Multiple Roles in Turbulent Times at IPTAR

Erica Jong Is Out of Touch, But That May Be a Good Thing

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Click Here to Read: Erica Jong Is Out of Touch, But That May Be a Good Thing BY Alison Herman in The New York Times on September 8, 2015.

New York, NY – October 03, 2013 : Author Erica Jong At Her Apartment In New York, NY On October 03, 2013. Fear Of Flying, Celebrating Its 40th Anniversary, Is A 1973 Novel By Erica Jong, Which Became Famously Controversial For Its Attitudes Towards Female Sexuality, And Figured In The Development Of Second-Wave Feminism. (Photo By Melanie Burford/Prime For The Washington Post)

Writer’s Wednesday: Eugène Ionesco

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Click Here to Read: Eugène Ionesco on Wikipedia.

Click Here to Read: Eugene Ionesco, The Art of Theater No. 6, Interviewed by Shusha Guppy in the Paris Review in the Fall 1984 Issue.

Click Here to Read:  Eugène Ionesco (1912-1994) on the Levity.com website.

Click Here to Read: The Ionesco Festival, a production of Untitled Theater Co. #61 Eugène Ionesco: Man of the Theatre/Theatrical Man 1909 (Slatina, Romania) – 1994 (Paris, France) on the Untitled Theater.com website. Continue reading Writer’s Wednesday: Eugène Ionesco