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IMAGE:Aerial view of Nagasaki, 1946, eleven months after the dropping of the bomb. Library of Congress.
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The Psychoanalytic Training Institute of The Contemporary Freudian Society
Changing Sex, Changing Psychoanalysis
One-Session Program
Instructor: Patricia Gherovici, PhD
Date: Friday, September 18, 2015
Time: 8:00-10:00pm
Location: Mt. Sinai Medical Center
Hatch Auditorium, Madison Ave @ 100th St, NYC
I take as my point of departure the dawn of psychoanalysis: hysteric patients presented somatic problems for which Continue reading Changing Sex, Changing Psychoanalysis with Patricia Gherovici at CFS
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At the risk of “Hoffman fatigue” I write my critique of Drs. Banks, Dunivin, James, and Newman’s message because I find it so distorted that I feel compelled to write down my reaction, even though I know others have done the same.
In response to the Kaufman report, Drs. Morgan Banks, Debra Dunivin, Larry C. James, and Russ Newman have written what they regard as a critique of the report. The first three are or were military psychologists who served in Guantanamo and Russ Newman is the spouse of Debra Dunivin. Dr. Dunivin was what is known as a “BSCT” or member of a Behavioral Science Consulting Team, the organization of mental health professional experts who participated in the interrogation of Guantanamo detainees. Dr. Banks, although not an APA member, was appointed to the PENS Task Force along with Dr. James, who is an APA member. The military connections of this Continue reading Response to Hoffman Report from Frank Summers
