Stream episode Episode 46: Dissociated Dark Sides by Between Us: A Psychotherapy Podcast podcast | Listen online for free on SoundCloud https://t.co/NDfJePKl4o
My review has just gone out in BJP, brilliant book raises so many questions eg why is Psychoanalysis still so scared to look at its idols Diary of a Fallen Psychoanalyst.Thanks @stevenkuchuck & @LindaBHopkins for amazing work on this book https://t.co/xxFMKoXaiy
The Analyst´s Subjectivities. Silent Disclosures: Love and Object Confusions
I On the Limitations of Love; Romance and Loss in Psychoanalysis
II Say You, Say Me*—Confusing Our Objects, Naturally
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Hi all,
I hope that some of you will join me this Friday night via Zoom for a discussion of the therapist’s objects in the room, analyst subjectivity, enactment and self-disclosure
Our books showing their best selves in New York this week at the American Psychoanalytic Association's conference. Do stop by and say hello to Eva and Christina. We want to meet new authors and connections! #psychoanalysis#academictwitter@psychoanalysis_#publishing
@SIfill_ @nytimes @dcwdkim @xandraladee How wonderful and well-deserved,@SIfill! A shout-out to Stern’s predecessor Lola Lee Cronacher as well, although she likely didn’t teach you how to fold the @nytimes!
Discuss Diary of a Fallen #Psychoanalyst with us on Dec 10th. This edited collection of Khan's diary contains observations and reflections on his own life, the world of psychoanalysis, his evolving theoretical formulations:
https://t.co/kGpFpd2oMA