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Author: Tamar Schwartz

Designed to be Love

By Tamar SchwartzAugust 2, 2026August 2, 2026 Categories: Psychoanalysis, Science

Click Here to Read: Designed to be Loved:  The articles: Designed to be Loved by Heather deCastro, LCSW;  Deferring the Fourth Narcissistic Blow? by Irene Argenti and Todd Essig, PhD;  and Who’s Doing the Thinking When the AI Scribe Writes? by Valerie Frankfeldt, PhD in the American Psychoanayst Substack Newsletter CAI Currents on  July 28, 2026.


The Divided Self of Elliott Smith: Biographer Jamie Fisher on creativity, psychoanalysis, and the need for connection

By Tamar SchwartzJuly 30, 2026July 30, 2026 Categories: Psychoanalysis

Click Here to Read: The Divided Self of Elliott Smith: Biographer Jamie Fisher on creativity, psychoanalysis, and the need for connection  By Lucas McGranahan on The American Psychoanalyst Substack on July 30, 2026.

Image: GDJ Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

Scientists identify five key factors linked to happiness across 66 countries

By Tamar SchwartzJuly 25, 2026 Categories: Psychoanalysis, Science

Click Here to Read: Scientists identify five key factors linked to happiness across 66 countries by Eric W. Dolan on the PsyPost website on July 24, 2026

Image: Rukhsana iqbal.  Public Domain via WIkimedia Commons.

How to Eat a 2,000-Pound Fish?

By Tamar SchwartzJuly 25, 2026July 25, 2026 Categories: Science

Click Here to Read: How to Eat a 2,000-Pound Fish? These Orcas Choose to Pulverize It.  Marine biologists in Mexico captured video of a strange maneuver that killer whales used to shred their meal By Alexa Robles-Gil in The New York Times on July 23, 2026.

Killerwhales jumping Image: Robert Pittman  Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

Microplastics in the Brain: What Evidence Shows (and What It Doesn’t)

By Tamar SchwartzJuly 24, 2026July 24, 2026 Categories: Psychoanalysis, Science

Click Here to Read: Microplastics in the Brain: What Evidence Shows (and What It Doesn’t) By Emily Meenan, Grace Schroeder on the Brain and Life website on March 9, 2026,

Microplastic poses a growing concern in oceans and other aquatic habitat. Image: 5Gyres, courtesy of Oregon State University. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

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