Click Here to Read: Three Essays” and the Blue Dot: Lessons from a life in analytic training By Cara Maniaci on The American Psychoanayst Substack on February 26, 2026.
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Author: Tamar Schwartz
PSYCHOANALYTIC BROOKLYN “When a Child is Pulled from Therapy – An Elegy” At CFS
C BROOKLYN “When a Child is Pulled from Therapy – An Elegy” Presenters: Barbara Sabbeth, PhD, Christopher Kido, LCSW and Holly Johnston, PhD
Friday, March 6, 2026 2:00-3:30pm Online via Zoom 1.5 CEUs Available
This panel discussion explores the impact of losing child patients. Discussion follows exploring the impact of these unique losses on the clinician and its counter transference and clinical reactions will be explored.
Barbara Sabbeth, PhD is a supervising and training analyst at the Contemporary Freudian Continue reading PSYCHOANALYTIC BROOKLYN “When a Child is Pulled from Therapy – An Elegy” At CFS
MITPP Online Workshop CEUs 3/21/26: INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES
INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES
PRESENTERS: VIVIAN ESKIN, PH.D. and DEBRA GILL, LCSW
This seminar explores how trauma is transmitted across generations—not through direct narratives or biological mechanisms, but through silence, repetition, narcissistic identification and embodied emotional communication. Inherited trauma affects the internal object world and Continue reading MITPP Online Workshop CEUs 3/21/26: INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES
How Bioengineering Will Help Save the Planet
Click Here to Read: How Bioengineering Will Help Save the Planet: Why we need synthetic biology to help supersede industrial production and join with clean energy technologies to ultimately solve climate change too by Peter Leyden in The Great Progression Substack on February 18, 2026.
View on Earth Image: Heikenwaelder Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
The Sorrows We Bear: Personal and national grief
Click Here to Read: The Sorrows We Bear: Personal and national grief by Elliot Kirschner on his through the Fog website by February 18, 2026.
Abraham Lincoln. Moses Parker Rice (1839-1925), possibly one of Gardner’s former assistants, copyrighted this portrait in the late nineteenth century, along with other photographs by Gardner. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
