Peter Zagermann derives psychic structure formation and pathogenesis from perception and understands the psyche as a self-organizing system, which has ...

Kulish's  What Do Sex and Gender Have to Do with It?  is essential reading for psychoanalytic thinkers and clinicians, working with female ...

Peter Buckley's engaging essays open a door into the worlds of psychiatry, psychotherapy, and psychoanalysis, yesterday and today. A door not into the ...

"Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau navigates what has been for many of us the murky waters of metapsycholgy, and provides an exceptionally lucid, logically coherent ...

From the Introduction: This book reveals little-known but powerful techniques that have helped countless people improve their body, enliven their mind ...

Psychotherapy is an adventure into uncharted territory—the landscape of the mind. As therapists, beginning a treatment takes us on a journey into ...

It's only on the brink that people find the will to change. Only at the precipice do we evolve. -John Cleese Drawing on mythology, psychoanalytic ...

It is hard to define what poetry is but one thing is certain: the experience of reading a poem should not leave you cold. A poem may be the artful arrangement ...

Dr. Arnold Richards is a towering figure in psychoanalysis: a consummate clinician, revered educator, prolific author, legendary editor, and original ...

The writers of these stories invite us, the readers, to travel with their narratives to places close by and faraway, in the past, present and future, ...