We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2021 Early Career Professionals (ECP) scholarship competition. Congratulations to: Navneet Kaur, MD. Faridkot, Punjab India Nicholas Santo, LCSW-R Brooklyn, NY USA Adriana Couto Silva, LCPC Takoma Park, KD USA Han Bertrand, LCSW Boston, MA USA Elaina A. Vasserman-Stokes,
by Nicola Hoskins-Murphy The Canberra Community of Self Psychologists held a conference over a weekend in March earlier this year. Envisioned and coordinated by Sandra Lauffenburger (Somatic Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor) the conference provided a forum for connection, thoughtful discussion and learning about the clinical
“I’m falling in love with Calliope” sings Bob Dylan on his 2020 album “Rough and Rowdy Ways.” Calliope, the muse of harmony and epic poetry, is Dylan’s latest, and perhaps ultimate love. For those who want to follow, here is the link to
When non-English speaking people communicate their ideas and thoughts in English, how completely and authentically can they express themselves? Do English messages and news translated by Google Translate appeal to non-English speaking people? Is IAPSP truly an international organization if it communicates solely in English? To
This column attempts to explore the lives and work of IAPSP members from different parts of the world. In this ninth interview of the series, I am pleased to have a conversation with Bruce Ervin from Edina MN. Bruce was one of the IAPSP Early
Presented by Dr. Richard Geist Saturday, May 22, 2021 9:30am - 12:30pm EDT Co-sponsors: International Association for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology and Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy + Psychoanalysis The IAPSP Online Education Committee and the IAPSP Candidates and Students Committee is pleased to present this upcoming workshop. For online registration
A 1 hour Clinical Consultation recorded in Newton, MA on January 06, 2017 with consultee Katie Howe-Goodman.
Savagely Sorrowful India (oil on canvas) Stacy Berlin 2021 Leslie Lampe Long, "I thought of your painting when I read this, “Art always comes from the desperate center of the artist—and each of our centers is desperate. That’s why good art is such a relief” (Glennon Doyle). Savagely
On Sunday, February 28, the Child & Adolescent Initiative hosted a Zoom meeting to discuss the experience of treating children and adolescents on virtual platforms during the pandemic. Nine people, representing 5 countries and multiple U.S. states, attended. The group discussed their creative ways of
In our last paper, Our Leadership Crisis Part 3, we analyzed the Trump phenomena through the lens of Intersubjective Self Psychology (ISP), and it is our objective in the following pages to better understand the motivation and beliefs of Trump’s most fanatical supporters through this