International Psychoanalysis

Click Here to Read: Jaime Spzilka’s Contribution from the Panel, “Perversión: actuación , recuerdo, repetición?” at the Berlin Congress on July 28 ,2007.

Click Here To Read: Shmuel Erlich’s Contribution from the Panel, “Shaping the Future by Confronting the Past: German’s, Jews, and Others,” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26 2007.

Click Here To Read: Mira Erlich-Ginor’s Contribution from the Panel, “Shaping the Future by Confronting the Past: German’s, Jews, and Others,” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007.

Click Here To Read:  Ursula Kreuzer-Haustein’s  Contribution from the Panel, “Shaping the Future by Confronting the Past: German’s, Jews, and Others,” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007.

Click Here To Read: Herman Beland’s Contribution from the Panel, “Shaping the Future by Confronting the Past: German’s, Jews, and Others,” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007.

Click here to Read: Part IV of Arnold Richards’s Interview with Charles Fisher.

Click here to Read: Raul Hartke’s Contribution to the Panel, “El psicoanalisis au mediante la rememoraion?” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007.  This Contribution is in Portuguese

Click here to Read: Raul Hartke’s Contribution to the Panel, “El psicoanalisis au mediante la rememoraion?” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007.  This Contribution is in Spanish.

Click Here to Read: Raul Hartke’s Contribution from the Panel, “El Psichoanalysis cura aun mediante la rememoracion” on at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 26, 2007. 

Click Here to Read: Almuth Sellschopp Contribution to the Panel, “Women and Psychoanalysis in Germany” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 25, 2007. 

Click Here to Read: Christiane Schrader’ Contribution to the Panel, “Women and Psychoanalysis in Germany” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 25, 2007. 

Click Here to Read: Andrea Narricci’s Contribution to the Panel, “Curso de Psicoanalisis Multifamiliar” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 28, 2007.  This Contribution was a Powerpoint Presentation.

As Op Editor of InternationalPsychoanalysis.net I am pleased to post a new editorial from Jennifer Harper about a current debate in the United States on a recent licensing bill passed by several states due to the effort of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP). More than an opinion piece, Jennifer Harper has given a history and explanation of NAAP’s efforts to protect psychoanalysis. Although this piece was written in response to my recent editorial, I feel that its depth and breadth merits its own editorial space. Your responses are welcome.

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An editorial by Jennifer R. Harper, MDiv
Past-President, NAAP
Chair, Psychoanalytic Recognition Committee, NAAP

Many thanks to Jane S. Hall for her editorial of August 7, 2007 and for her thoughtful outline of qualities that make good analysts. I applaud her effort to initiate an on-line conversation around a number of issues that have aroused consternation among various psychoanalytic groups and individuals over the meaning of the term psychoanalysis and of the requirements for training that are reflected in the New York state license.

The license we have in New York state is a product of many defensive maneuvers carried out over a period of more than 30 years on behalf of evolving groups, including various subgroups of existing mental health interests and more recently of the legislative efforts and organization of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP).

Contrary to the perception that NAAP has aggressively pursued licensing for psychoanalysis, NAAP has in fact aggressively defended lay analysis against multiple attempts by the existing mental health professions (medicine, later psychology and more recently social work) who seek to own and control the scope of practice of psychoanalysis within their own licenses; thereby denying the existence of independently trained psychoanalysts. Even in this history of struggle there are efforts that we can all support and join around as we seek ways of cooperating more clearly among ourselves around our common interests and our continued differences — as psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic organizations. (more…)

You are cordially invited to a benefit concert by renowned Peruvian classical guitarist Jorge Caballero at St. Bartholomew’s Church (Park Avenue at 51st Street, New York) at
8 p.m., on Friday, September 14, 2007

Mr. Caballero, who has been called a “superb young guitarist” by The New York Times, is the only guitarist to win the Naumburg Competition. Proceeds go to Doctors Without Borders earthquake relief. For tickets, please call 212-378-0248.
$100 preferred seating -$50 general admission – $35 students/seniors

Seats are going quickly for the December 1st and 2nd, 2007 conference at the Lycee Francais (505 East 75th Street, New York, NY) with Keynote Speaker Jurgen Reader

In light of the extraordinary changes occurring in the education and credentialing of psychoanalysts, the goal of this conference is to provide an ecumenical forum, bringing together representatives of the major psychoanalytic associations to discuss the current and future status of psychoanalytic education.

Click here to see Program and Click here for Registration Information

Click Here to Read: Joseph Schachter’s Contribution to the Panel “Father Hunger” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 28, 2007.

Click Here to Read: Aleksandar Vuco’ Contribution to the Panel on “Paralysis in societies after a social trauma.” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 27, 2007.

Click Here To Read: N. Graciela Kohen de Abdala’s Contribution “El Despertar De ‘La Bella Durmiente’ Y Las Transferencias” at the IPA Berlin Congress on July 28, 2007.   This Contribution in in Spanish.

Click Here to Read: Rodolfo Moguillansky’s Contribution to the Panel, “Perversión, ¿actuación, recuerdo, repetición?” at the IPA Berlin Congres on July 28, 2007.  This is Contirbution is in Spanish.

Click Here to Read: Sylvia Zwettler-Otte’s Contribution to the Panel, “The Role of Creativity in the Psychoanalytic Process” at the IPA Berlin Congress, on July 26, 2007.