International Psychoanalysis

 

Click Here To Read: Homage to Bettelheim (1903-1990) by David James Fisher on the HaGalil.com website.

Bruno Bettelheim

Click Here To Read:  Cool Intervention #1: Transference Interpretation: Just who do you think I am? Interview with Glen Gabbard on the Psychology Today Blog: In Therapy: A User’s Guide to Psychotherapy by Ryan Howes on February 12, 2010.

Click Below to View:  Interview with Douglas Frayn, Canadian Psychoanalyst, by Psychology Student at York University, Toronto.

About Douglas Frayn: Psychoanalytic Supervision and Dream Analysis, Associate Professor, Psychiatry, University of Toronto, (Emeritus), Former Director of Toronto Institute of Psychoanalysis and Book Editor of the Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis.

Click Here to Read:  Keynote Presentation: Honoring the Work of Marian Tolpin: Psychoanalysis on the Edge by Ginny Rachmani, LCSW on the eforum of the International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology website.

Click Here to Read: Marian Tolpin: 1925-2008 on this website.

 Click Here to Read and Listen To: A Trip To Sumatra To Hear a Gibbon’s Call by Andrew Goldberg on the NPR website on November 4, 2009.

Click Here to Read:  Letters: Afghanistan, Gibbons.  Letters about Andrew Goldberg’s audio on NPR Radio on the NPR website on  Novmber 6, 2009.

 

Click Here To Read: Novelist Sebastian Faulks in conversation with psychoanalytic psychotherapist Monica Lanman on the PRlog Website on September 20, 2009.

Sebastian Faulks

Click Here To Read:  Diana.

Diana died at the age of 64, having lived many years with Multiple  Sclerosis. These words are placed here with the permission of her husband, a psychoanalyst, who spoke them at her funeral. They were married 33 years.

Click Here To Read: Therapists Wired to Write By Sarah Kershaw in the New York Times on June 3, 2009.

Penny For That Thought: From left, Bonnie Zindel, Lisa Cataldo, Shelle Goldstein, Linda Marks Katz, Ms. Moffett and Anna Christensen.

 

Click Here to Read:  An interview with Arnold Richards by By Eileen Piasecki, Editor of the Out of Our Minds, The newsletter of the Florida Psychoanalytic Institute in Fall, 2003.

This article originally appeared as Piasecki, Eileen (Fall 2003). Up Close with Arnold Richards. Issue 3:pp. 6-7 and appears here with all requisite rights and permssions.

   

                                       

Click Here to Read: An Interview with Lewis Aron, interviewed by Jeremy D. Satran, on Lewis Aron’s website.  Click on the introduction and the interview from near the middle of this page to read the interview.

Click Here To Read: Lewis Aron’s Website   

Click Here To Listen To:  APsaA Online Audio Library.

The library includes the following Audios:

 The Real and the Imagined in Psychoanalysis and Theatre

The Long Haul: Healing the Wounds of War
This Presidential Symposium that took place during APsaA’s Winter 2009 Meeting on Friday, January 16, 2009 featured Jonathan Shay, M.D., Ph.D.

Charles Brenner Reflects — a Dialogue with Robert Michels
This recording captures an evening at the Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine. On November 7, 2006 Robert Michels interviewed Charles Brenner.

Creation of a Self: Color and Trauma in the Life of a Child

Homophobia: Analysis of a “Permissible” Prejudice

 

 Click Here To Read: Revisiting Erikson: The Lakota Sioux forty years later by Nathan Szanjberg.

 

Click Here to Read: “He smiled a lot” an interview with Margarethe Lutz by Christine Dohlen on the Suddeutsche Zeitung Magazin Website on March 13, 2009.  (Google English translation may not show on Mac computers.)

 

 

 

 

Click Here To Read: Notes for reminiscences of David Rapaport by Robert R. Holt on the PsychoMedia and Rappaport-Klien Study Group website.

 

 

Click Here To Read: I Used to Be a Doctor by Lawrence D. Blum, MD on the Psychiatric Times website on March 19, 2009

                                                                 

          

 

 

 

 

Thomas Szasz                     Karl Menninger 

Click Here To Read: An exchange of letters between Karl Menninger and Thomas Szasz from the website of the Thomas Szasz Cybercenter for Liberty and Responsibility.

Click Here To View: Foreskin’s Lament by Shalom Auslander on his blog.

 

Click Here To Read: Seven Questions for Warren Procci By Ryan Howes, Ph.D. in the In Therapy blog on the Psychology Today website on March 3, 2009.

Click Here To Read: Unspoken (Or, What is Said After Death) By Naftali Moshe.

Click Here To Read: History of the Research Center for Mental Health, New York University (NYU) by Robert R. Holt.

 [This paper was presented on June 10, 2006, at the Annual Meeting of the Rapaport-Klein Study Group]