This new column invites dialogue about the role of the sociopolitical in the therapy process. It remains controversial whether or not the sociopolitical dimension constitutes a continuous presence in our work with our patients. This column hopes to provide an opportunity to
Miami is a culturally dynamic city, and my institute is looking for ways to build bridges with analytic communities in Latin America. A recent clinical presentation at my small but growing institute, a conservative organization for many years, by a senior Latin American analyst
Reactions to the 2017 IAPSP Conference in Chicago Andrea Harms & Martin Gossmann Dear friends and colleagues, We, Andrea Harms and me, Martin Gossmann, are writing to you as the chair and co-chair of the planning committee for the 2018 Annual Meeting in Vienna. Together with Shelley
Interview with Frank Lachmann Ph.D. recorded in New York on November 20, 2014
An interview with Doris Brothers, PhD recorded in New York, on 29 June 2012
This column attempts to explore the lives and work of IAPSP members from different parts of the world. In this fifth interview, I am pleased to dialogue with Renato Barauna from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Living and working in South America, we can wonder how
A meeting with PAUL ORNSTEIN, M.D. from April 17, 2010
A meeting with ANNA ORNSTEIN, M.D. in Brookline, MA on May 16, 2016
When I was contemplating a clinical career after a long period in and around academia, I often worried about the "salvage value" of my former life. As it has turned out, the study of history is pretty good training for psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.