Happy birthday to renowned neuropsychologist Brenda Milner, who is celebrating her 106th birthday today! 🎈 🎁
While she may not count her age among her many achievements, in this video she did share a few thoughts (and a bit of folklore) about birthdays past and present.
Join me in celebrating 100 years of EEG, please retweet!
On July 6th, 1924 Hans Berger recorded the first EEG on a human, only published in 1929. This invention of the EEG has resulted in many clinical applications ranging from diagnosing epilepsy and sleep disorders to Brain Machine Interfaces (BMI/BCI), neurofeedback and EEG as the first clinically actionable biomarker in precision and stratified psychiatry.
What's your favorite application of EEG?
See the full series 'Pioneers of the EEG' here: https://t.co/mgWrwcSgHc also in Spanish.
This book is, without doubt, the best and shortest introduction to Object Relations Theory. The reader should keep in mind that terms like breast, penus, mother/father, and so on, can be substituted with...
Yesterday, AFSP honored its 2024 Research Award recipients at its annual Research Dinner in New York City! Barbara H. Stanley, PhD, was recognized posthumously with the Lifetime Achievement Award, and Jeff Bridge, PhD, was honored with the Annual AFSP Research Award.
May is Borderline Personality Disorder Awareness Month. Help NIMH raise awareness about borderline Personality Disorder by sharing informational materials based on the latest research. Share science. Share hope. https://t.co/xcQPYYzuXG #shareNIMH
Abilities of metacognition and mentalizing in adults are profoundly shaped by their environmental experiences and less determined by their biological nature: https://t.co/84jVbvJkvN
Refugees and Immigrants: Their Experience and Contribution to Psychoanalysis in North America - Virtual Roundtable #1
Here's the panel with Thomas Kohut, Otto Kernberg, moderated by Nancy McWilliams @AustenRiggs
https://t.co/7ntJeatWaH #psychoanalysis
There are 8 cultural phenomenon that have led to the dramatic decrease of teaching/learning in psychoanalysis in the academy (these paraphrases are from the work of @jonathanshedler, Nancy McWilliams, and Enrico Gnaulati): 🧵