International Psychoanalysis

  
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 Click Here to Read: Freud’s Surging Popularity in China by Kevin Roberts on the Blogging Innovation website on January 30, 2011.

Click Here to Read: Can psychoanalysis find a home in a Confucian-communist state? Dr. Elise Snyder thinks it can on this website. 

Click Here to Read:  A New York Jew in China – What Do Chinese People Think of Jews? on this website.

Click Here to Read:  Meet Dr. Freud on this website.

Click Here to Read:  Screens and dreams fuel Freud fever on this website.

Click Here to Read: Advocates say China’s mentally ill live in shadows on this website.

Click Here to Read: China on the couch: Can psychoanalysis find a home in a Confucian-communist state? Dr. Elise Snyder thinks it can. An interview by Jeanne Park on the Need to Know program on PBS on January 26, 2011.

Click Here to View:  A New York Jew in China – What Do Chinese People Think of Jews? by Ross Perlin on YouTube.

Click Here to Watch: Video: Therapy on Chinese Television Posted by The New Yorker on the News Desk blog on January 3, 2011.

Click Here to Read: Letter from China: Meet Dr. Freud: Does psychoanalysis have a future in an authoritarian state? by Evan Osnos in the New Yorker in the January 10, 2010 issue.

Elise Synder

Click Here to Read:  Social discontent rising in China, says report by Shirong Chen on the BBC News Asia-Pacific website on December 15, 2010.

China is fast moving from an agricultural society to an industrial one, say researchers

Click Here to Read:  Screens and dreams fuel Freud fever from the China Daily on the English News China website on November 22, 2010.

Click Here to Read:  Advocates say China’s mentally ill live in shadows by Sharon LaFrraniere of The New York Times On the Herald-Tribune website on November 11, 2010.

Wen Zhaoying and her son, Yang Xingbin, and daughter, Yang Xiaoyi, pose in Xizhen, China, last month. Zhaoying is the wife of Yang Jiaqin, a mentally ill man who killed several people in a rampage last April. Doctors say he failed to receive adequate mental health treatment earlier.

Click Here to Read: First CAPA Graduation Held In China by Michael Blumenfled on the Psychiatry Talk website on November 17, 2010.

Elise Snyder

Click Here to Read:  China tackles surge in mental illness by David Cyranoski in Nature 468, 145 (2010) and on the Nature News website on November 10, 2010.

Click Here To Read: Neurology in the People’s Republic of China – An Update by Xiao-Ping Wang, Wei-Feng Zhang, Hsuan-Ying Huang and Maurice Preter.

Maurice Preter

Click Here to Read:  Report on the first IPA Psychoanalytic conference in Asia on the  IPA website on November 12, 2010.

Click Here to Read:  Assertive Chinese Held in Mental Wards By Sharon LaFraniere and Dan Levein in the New York Times on November 11, 2010.

Click Here to Read: Life in Shadows for Mentally Ill in China By Sharon LaFraniere in the New York Times on  November 10, 2010.

Wu Xiaoyu, 20, holding a photo of her brother, 8-year-old Wu Junpei. The boy was killed by Yang Jiaqin, a mentally ill man who failed to receive adequate treatment.

Click Here to Listen To:   Mental Health Treatment in China
According to some estimates up to 95 percent of those suffering from mental health problems in China go untreated. One problem is lack of facilities. But the social stigma attached to mental illness also keeps many from seeking the help they need. On the Beyond Beijing Website on November 10, 2010.
The audio in an interview with the following guests:
Dr. Li Xianyun
- Vice director of the Beijing Suicide Research and Prevention Center located at Beijing Huilongguan Hospital.
Dr. Zhang Xiulan,
- Professor of psychology at Beijing Normal University.
Elise Synder,
- President of China America Psychoanalytic Alliance.

Click Here to Read:  China: Red therapy Editorial in the Boston Gloe on November 4, 2010.