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Nick Duffell puts the Establishment on the Couch
The Establishment on the Couch: Analysing the politics of blame, fear, apathy and denial Psychotherapy and politics As Britain nervily approaches an unpredictable general election, it’s hard not to...
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Jacqueline Schaeffer re-assesses Freud’s ‘repudiation of femininity’
The Universal Refusal: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of the Feminine Sphere and its Repudiation Faced with the difficulties and setbacks that he was encountering in his psychoanalytical work, Freud, by...
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Salomon Resnik on the Importance of Ludic Transference
Confessions of a psychoanalyst who has not forgotten how to play There I was, walking along the streets of Buenos Aires in the early 1950s, when I ran into Alexander, an old childhood friend of mine. I...
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W.M. Bernstein explains why it is impossible to reduce psychology to biology
Objective Subjectivity: A Basic Theory of Neuropsychoanalysis Freud’s ideas about the mind, evolution, and culture were revolutionary. Psychoanalytic theory was brought into service to treat mental...
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Leticia Franieck and Michael Günter: On Latency
On Latency: Individual Development, Narcissistic Impulse, Reminiscence, and Cultural Ideal In psychoanalytical terms latency is defined as a developmental period in which psychosexual maturation marks...
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Meg Harris Williams reveals the true story of Oedipus
Suffering into Truth: The Achievement of Oedipus Given that the story of Oedipus is foundational to psychoanalytic thinking it is surprising that there has been relatively little attention paid to...
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Psychoanalyst and playwright Antonio Quinet discusses the origins of his play...
Hilda and Freud: Collected Words Antonio Quinet in the performance of the play (Freud Museum, 2013) This is a play on Hilda Doolittle’s analysis with Freud. The play is based on H. D.´s (Hilda...
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Kabbalah and Sigmund Freud: Joseph Berke uncovers The Hidden Freud
The Covert Freud and the Lights He Lit on Western Culture There were many Freuds: the scholar, the academic, the researcher, the neurologist, the founder of the new discipline: psychoanalysis, and...
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David Gee explores the mental health issues of youth recruitment on ‘Armed...
PTSD, Suicide, Alcoholism, Child Recruitment, and Violence: Aspects of Mental Health in today’s British Armed Forces Although not all veterans are severely affected, a military career carries...
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Love, Art, and Psychoanalysis: Janet Sayers explores ‘at-one-ment’ in the...
The Interpretation of the Other: An Analysis of Love ‘Oh, yes, I’ve been in love before alright but though violently not to a hundredth this degree. For I do not believe that one can more than once...
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Psychoanalysis Online: Jill Savege Scharff discusses the impact of technology...
Technology, teleanalysis and teletherapy How does technology impact the human mind? Developmental, neuroscientific research and clinical experience confirm our personal impressions that all-embracing...
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Analysis of the Incest Trauma, by Arnold W. Rachman and Susan A. Klett
Retrieval, Recovery, and Renewal “What have we done to you – poor child?”- Sigmund Freud (1897) There is an important irony in psychoanalysis that our book, Analysis of the...
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Arlene Kramer Richards and Lucille Spira consider the role of myths in the...
Myths of Mighty Women: Their Application in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy It is the premise of our book Myths of Mighty Women, that the Oedipus myth which was all-important to Freudian analysts in the...
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Ronald Britton discusses his new book ‘Between Mind and Brain’
Models of the Mind, and Models in the Mind “In every writer on philosophy there is a concealed metaphysic, usually unconscious; even if his subject is metaphysics, he is almost certain to have an...
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Freud and the Buddha: Alex Hoffer on what Psychoanalysis and Buddhism can...
The Couch and the Cushion My book, Freud and the Buddha: the Couch and the Cushion, is a unique contribution to the subject of what two traditions dedicated to the alleviation of human suffering,...
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Cultivating a Metaphor: Smita Rajput Kamble unearths the secrets of...
Psychotherapy as Farming – The Story of Anna Hazare and the Healing of a Village If you google ‘Anna Hazare’ on www.bbc.co.uk , the most prominent picture which might bob up would be that of a...
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Everyday Life and the Unconscious Mind: Hannah Curtis introduces...
How a greater understanding of unconscious processes in relationships benefits all of us Recently I attended an academic research conference at which the subject under discussion was mental health...
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The Journey: My Time with Cancer, by Patrick Casement
Patrick Casement’s moving account of being diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma Preamble Ever since I came out of hospital (three years ago) I have several times been asked if I would be writing up my...
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What are the barriers and obstacles to adults learning? David Mathew explains...
Adult Education: The Anxiety of Influence and the Influence of Anxiety Fragile Learning: The Influence of Anxiety asks the reader to consider a wide variety of factors that might challenge an adult...
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How the experience of grief and loss shapes our world, by Vamık D. Volkan
Life after Loss: The Lessons of Grief I was born in Cyprus, a Mediterranean island, when it was a British colony. After completing my high school education there I went to Turkey for my medical...
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