Click Here to Read: This is your brain on meditation on the Science Codex website on May 15, 2014.
The left images show the brain during concentrative meditation, while images to the right show the brain during nondirective meditation.
See Me. Feel Me. Maybe Drool on Me.
Charging Into the Minefield of Genes and Racial Difference Nicholas Wade’s ‘A Troublesome Inheritance’
Taming the Crew: Understanding & Coping with Childhood Aggression in the Context of Home & Family with Wendy Olesker at NYPSI
NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY & INSTITUTE:
CHILD & ADOLESCENT ANALYSIS DIVISION
DIALOGUES ON CHILDHOOD
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014, 8 – 9:15 p.m.
Taming the Crew: Understanding & Coping with Childhood Aggression in the Context of Home & Family
Wendy Olesker, Ph.D., Free and open to the public, RSVP HERE or visit nypsi.org Continue reading Taming the Crew: Understanding & Coping with Childhood Aggression in the Context of Home & Family with Wendy Olesker at NYPSI
No shame in seeking help: top psychologist
April 2014 edition of Other/Wise Uncut
IFPE International Forum for Psychoanalytic Education
Announcing the April 2014 edition:
Other/Wise Uncut: Lamentation: as witness, Bionian meditation, and play
Other/Wise Uncut in 2014 continues the practice of conference-linkage with guest editors Judith E. Vida and Farrell Silverberg, co-chairs of IFPE’s 24th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference in Philadelphia, October 31 – Continue reading April 2014 edition of Other/Wise Uncut
How children’s brains develop – new insights
Artist Walton Ford on His Wildlife Paintings
Click Here to Read: Artist Walton Ford on His Wildlife Paintings The 54-year-old artist has become famous for monumental wildlife pieces that bring a primal kingdom indoors. As he embarks on the next chapter of his life, his latest works reveal a new thoughtfulness—though nothing will tame his savage beasts by Claire Howorth in The Wall Street Journal on April 29, 2014.
SNAKES and LADDERS | Ford in his TriBeCa studio, at work on Rhyndacus, one of several new large-scale watercolors on show this month at Paul Kasmin Gallery. Photography by Leonora Hamill for WSJ. Magazine
Hands-On Art at the MoMA
Appeals Court Grants Stay of Execution in Texas Based on Mental Disability Claim
Click Here to Read: Appeals Court Grants Stay of Execution in Texas Based on Mental Disability Claim By Manny Fernandez and John Schwartz in The New York Times on May 13, 2014.
Death penalty protesters in Huntsville, where Robert James Campbell’s execution had been scheduled.CreditMichael Stravato for The New York Times