Click Here to Read: What exactly is a coma and what happens to you when you’re in one? on the Brain Charm website on November 30, 2017.
Coma Position. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
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The Austen RIggs January Newsletter
January 2018 News & Events
The Riggs Blog
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Dr. Eric Plakun Running for APA Area 1 Trustee
According to Dr. Plakun, “As the field drifts toward a biomedical model, with 15-minute med checks becoming a frequent practice model, I hope to bring a solid biopsychosocial perspective to the Board of Trustees, representing Area 1, born out of my training, practice, and senior leadership roles at Riggs over the past 30 years, as well as my ongoing involvement and leadership in the APA and organized psychiatry.” >>Read more
110 Ways to Spot a Good Therapist: Despite their differences, all good therapies share certain qualities
Symposium 2021: The Talking Cure: Past, Present and Especially Future
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
We’re excited to bring you Symposium 2021, entitled: The Talking Cure: Past, Present and Especially Future
Saturday, April 17 by videoconference hosted through Mount Sinai.
Mark Solms, PhD, Chair of Neuropsychology at the University of Cape Town, and Christof Koch, PhD, President and Chief Scientist of the Allen Institute for Brain Science are the keynote speakers. Continue reading Symposium 2021: The Talking Cure: Past, Present and Especially Future
Psychotherapy and Personal Change by Ahron Friedberg
Click Here to Purchase: Psychotherapy and Personal Change by Ahron Friedberg
Praise for Psychotherapy and Personal Change:
Every patient in psychotherapy wonders, what is my therapist thinking? In this book Ahron Friedberg, an experienced therapist, shares his thoughts and feelings that arise during psychotherapy sessions with his patients. This is an unusual book. It is not about case histories, nor psychopathology, nor the process of psychotherapy per se, although each of these is discussed. Its focus is on the therapist’s mind; his thoughts about his patients and their problems; but also about himself, his career, and his life. Friedberg, true to his profession, always tries to understand what these thoughts mean, and how he might use that to help his patients.”
Robert Michels, M.D. Walsh McDermott University Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, Cornell University Continue reading Psychotherapy and Personal Change by Ahron Friedberg
IPBooks in the New York Review of Books Holiday 2020 Issue
International Journal of Controversial Discussions Issue Volume #2 Issue #4
Click Here to Read: The International Journal of Controversial Discussions Volume #2 Issue #4. The theme of the issue is Analytic Anonymity Revisited: Cleaning out the Freudian Closet, with an Introduction by Neal Spira, M.D.
This journal is supported by a generous grant from the American Psychoanalytic Foundation.
