Click Here Read: Erich Fromm: Spiritual Humanist & Public Intellectual by Patrick S. O’Donnell on the Ratio Jurist website on February 07, 2013.
Click Here to Read: Individual and Social Origins of Neurosis by Erich Fromm on this website.
Commie Camp’ Documentary Captures Camp Kinderland’s Idealism, and Its Imperfections
Interview with Elizabeth Ann Danto
How Long Can You Wait to Have a Baby?
Click Here to Read: How Long Can You Wait to Have a Baby? Deep anxiety about the ability to have children later in life plagues many women. But the decline in fertility over the course of a woman’s 30s has been oversold. Here’s what the statistics really tell us—and what they don’t by Jean Twenge in the Atlantic Monthly on June 19, 2013.
PTSD Awareness day
Harold Kudler, MD, Chair of APsaA’s Service Members and Veterans Initiative, gives an articulate account of PTSD and the analyst’s role in its treatment for Time magazine.
From Prudy Gourguechon , MD who first organized this Committee. A must-read. And must-distribute.
N. Szajnberg, MD, Managing Editor
Today is PTSD Awareness day. Harold Kudler, Chair of APsaA’s Service
Members and Veterans Initiative, was invited to write a blog post on PTSD
for Time Magazine based on a talk he gave at the American Psychiatric
Association in May. Please follow this link to Harold’s post.
Click Here to Read This Article
A meditation on remembrance
The Repression of Sexuality in Contemporary American Psychoanalysis
Lecture of Michael Windholz
Czech Psychoanalytical Society (IPA)
INVITATION TO LECTURE
Thursday 1.8. at 19,30
Speaker and presenter: Michael Windholz, San Francisco
“Emanuel Windholz, pioneer of psychoanalysis in Prague and San Francisco.
Pains of cultural eradication and emigration”
Venue: Psychiatrická klinika (Psychiatric Clinic), Prague 1, St. Ke Karlovu Continue reading Lecture of Michael Windholz
Alan Frances on unclear writing in DSM V as source for errors
“If it ain’t ‘writ’ good, ya cain’t understand”: Alan Frances on poor writing in DSM-V
N. Szajnberg, MD Managing Editor
Frances, the shepherd of DSM-IV has pointed out two major errors in any DSM: 1. bad conceptual choices; 2. bad writing. We’ve already linked to his previous article on poor conceptual posts. Click Here for The Previous Article:. Here, he outlines how imprecise language in the current DSM-V makes diagnosis murkier. Listen to his examples: Click Here To Read This Article
Only Psychoanalysis Can Make You Really Unhappy
Click Here to Read: Only Psychoanalysis Can Make You Really Unhappy
Review of Freud by Jonathan Lear, Reviewed by Justin Clemens.
This article originally appeared as Clemens, Justin (2005). Only Psychoanalysis Can Make You Really Unhappy. The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy, 1:2. and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.