DISPATCHES 5.17: RIDING THE WAVES OF A CHANGING WORLD
IPTAR: THE LJGOULD CENTER FOR SYSTEMS-PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDIES | Citizen Forum | Riding the Waves of a Changing World.
MAKING ROOM by Hattie Myers
From 1934 -1945, the Rundbriefe was a top secret newsletter that circulated among a small group of socially and politically committed refugee psychoanalysts. Otto Fenichel, its founder and one of Freud’s most eminent followers, urged this small group of analysts not to isolate themselves…
DISPATCHES 5.17: SANCTUARY FOR FAMILIES, NEW YORK
IPTAR’S PARTNERSHIPS: SANCTUARY FOR FAMILIES, NEW YORK. Service provider and advocacy organization for victims of domestic abuse…
DISPATCHES 5.17: PILOT PROGRAM WITH REFUGEES
IPTAR’S PARTNERSHIPS: PILOT PROGRAM WITH REFUGEES, NEW YORK. A growing group of IPTAR members and psychology interns and externs have been involved…
JAPAN by Susan Katz
Susan Katz is a photographer, writer, and psychotherapist in private practice in NYC, NY.
A TOAST
Sheldon Bach is a Training and Supervising Analyst and on faculty at IPTAR, He has written five books on psychoanalysis, most recently “Chimeras and Other Writings: Selected Papers of Sheldon Bach” (IP Books, 2016).
‘CAN YOU SEE ME?’ PSYCHOANALYSIS AND SOUL-BLINDNESS by Carlos Padrón
In the epigraph, Jimi Hendrix’s poetic alter-ego expresses skepticism in regard to being seen and heard. Does he pose a question: “Can you see me?”; a demand: “Can you see me!”; or perhaps a plea: “Can you see me…please”?…
INAUGURATION DAY 2017 by Joan V. Liebermann
Joan V. L iebermann is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst in private practice in Washington, DC and a clinical faculty member at the George Washington University School of Medicine.
ARTIST STATEMENT: THE AMERICAN DREAM by Violette Bule
Currently based in Brooklyn, Violette Bule studied at the Escuela Activa de Fotografía in Mexico City and holds a Diploma in General Studies from the Centro Nacional de la Fotografía in Caracas. Her work has been exhibited internationally at venues such as Tokyo Wonder Site…
ALONE AND TOGETHER by C. Jama Adams
When I got ready to see patients on the morning of November 9th, I wanted to wear a hoodie to work. My army green hoodie is something I reserve for errands and weekends, but that post-election morning…