September 16, 2024
Challenges of a Russian-speaking Analyst in a Time of War
By Yelena Ivanova, LCSW My journey as a therapist started out with a great deal of self-doubt about my ability...
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Jan 24
January 2, 2024
Speaking Simply in Psychoanalysis by Robert Levin, LCSW
When Thomas Ogden invited us to “rediscover psychoanalysis” for ourselves (2009), he invited us to discover psychoanalysis as a deeply...
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Sep 23
September 5, 2023
The Evolution of the Interpersonal Tradition: Dr. Irwin Hirsch Interviewed by Lorraine Caputo, LCSW
Manhattan Institute Director Lorraine Caputo interviews Dr. Irwin Hirsch on what it means to be “Interpersonal” and how the Manhattan...
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Nov 22
November 14, 2022
In Denial: A Poem
by Michelle Galanter, M. Phil., Ed.M. How do you expect me to believe in death? I live in an...
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Sep 22
September 9, 2022
Psychoanalysis and Its Significant Role in the Climate Crisis
By John Turtz, Ph.D. At the time of this writing (late July, 2022), our planet is on fire—literally. We...
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Jan 22
January 7, 2022
Kindness and the Depersonalized “I” in Psychoanalysis
By Robert Levin, LCSW I love the idea of psychoanalysis. I love its attempt to inspire interest in the mind...
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Nov 21
November 29, 2021
Toward a Psychoanalytic Theory of Comics
By Michelle Galanter, Ed.M. One of the problems with psychoanalysis is that the unconscious, the subject of its study, lurks...
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Oct 21
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October 6, 2021
A Bigger Kind of Cat
An Exit Interview with Former MIP Co-Director, Veronica Csillag, LCSW AN: As co-director of the Manhattan Institute with Steve Kirschner...
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Sep 21
September 21, 2021
Opening Grandmother’s Box
By Diane Barclay, LCSW The esteemed and gracious editor of this blog has contacted me, gently coaxing me into finishing...
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