International Journal of Controversial Discussions Issue Volume #3 Issue # 2

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 Click Here to Read: The International Journal of Controversial Discussions Volume #3 Issue #2.  The theme of the issue is Primary Femininity: Discussions on a Central Identity, with a target paper by Arlene Kramer Richards, Ed.D and edited by M. Sagman Kayatekin, M.D. There is also a paper entitled Psychoanalytic History—Sketches The Power of Exclusion (An Ode to Sheldon Bach and Sándor Ferenczi) by Carolyn Ellman with commentary by Ph.D. with a response by Giselle Galdi. This journal is supported by a generous grant from the American Psychoanalytic Foundation.
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An Intimate Exchange with Mark Solms

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As we approach our 10th anniversary Gala celebration, we want to share something we are especially excited about.

On Wednesday, July 22, the evening before the Gala, ROOM will host an in-person event at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR) in New York City. It is a rare opportunity to gather in the same room, to mark this milestone together, and to spend an evening in conversation with this year’s Coline Covington Award recipient, Professor Mark Solms. Tickets are available and presented upon registering for the ROOM 10th Anniversary Gala at the link below.

An Intimate Exchange with Mark Solms
July 22 | 8 pm | In-Person
IPTAR | 1651 3rd Ave #205, New York, NY 10128

In keeping with the theme of this year’s Gala, “What Drives Us”, Mark Solms will speak from his own experience, as a South African, a neuropsychoanalyst, and a landowner, Continue reading An Intimate Exchange with Mark Solms

Psychoanalytic Supervision by Bhaskar Sripada, MD on IPBooks.net

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Click Here to Purchase: Psychoanalytic Supervision by Bhaskar Sripada, MD on IPBooks.net:

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Bhaskar Sripada invites readers into a vivid, first person account of his work supervising a candidate treating a child. Through near verbatim transcripts of the first 29 sessions, paired with his own reflections, the book offers an intimate look at how supervision can nurture a candidate’s integration of psychoanalytic principles into their own clinical style while supporting the development of a personally grounded analytic identity.

At the heart of the book is Sripada’s model of Essential Psychoanalysis-an integrative Continue reading Psychoanalytic Supervision by Bhaskar Sripada, MD on IPBooks.net