by H. H. Stein
For those who have not seen the film, this article includes a spoiler. Continue reading The Wizard of Oz: Leaving and Returning, There’s No Place Like Home
Click Here To Read: Psychotherapy’s Image Problem By Brandon A. Gaudiano in The New York Times on September 29, 2013.
Click Here to Read: The evidence-based practice of psychotherapy: Facing the challenges that lie ahead☆ by Brandon A. Gaudiano & Ivan W. Miller in Clinical Psychology Review Volume 33, Issue 7, November 2013, Pages 813–824.
Imagine, Professor Osef says to his eleven year old niece, imagine if Jerusalem were to be turned into an amusement park, a Disney land for Jews and Christians and Moslems. The Temple Mount would be crowned with a rainbow-hued roller coaster; fireworks near David’s Citadel; a Lover’s Lane boat ride by the Western Wall. This is how Professor Osef imagines Jerusalem that his niece would enjoy, not the dour stones paced by dour men. Osef is about to leave the City he once loved. Join him as he does last rounds at the King David, the kosher burger spot, the send-offs by faculty colleagues. But, this is Israel and Death lurks in the shuk nearby.A Dying Affair: Mr. Osef’s Jerusalem
N. Szajnberg
(Excerpt from JerusaLand: An Insignificant Death)
How will this affair end, this one-sided, dying passion between Mr. Osef Continue reading New Novella: JerusaLand, by Nathan Szajnberg
Dear Colleagues
CAPA had a truly wonderful year, thanks to all of you who participated. I hope after reading this, that others will join us.
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Basic Training Graduates: 160 students
Advanced Training graduates: 50
Each year there are almost 100 applicants. We accept 40. Each applicant has two interviews.(Please tell me if you are available to do an 45 minute interview.)The applicants are getting better and better. We invite half the best Continue reading CAPA END OF THE YEAR REPORT