Staff of Psychotherapy Research Project at Menninger in Topeka, Staff of Psychotherapy Research Project at Menninger in Topeka, Kansas , Kansas , May 1959May 1959

The staff are: Martin The staff are: Martin MaymanMayman, Ernest , Ernest TichoTicho, Leonard , Leonard HorwitzHorwitz, , MichalinaMichalinaFabian, Gardner Murphy, Helen Fabian, Gardner Murphy, Helen SargentSargent, Robert , Robert WallersteinWallerstein, Gertrude , Gertrude TichoTicho, Harold , Harold VothVoth, Richard , Richard SiegalSiegal, Herbert , Herbert ModlinModlin, Sarah , Sarah HeilHeil, Bernard , Bernard

Hall, Irwin Rosen, Lester Hall, Irwin Rosen, Lester LuborskyLuborsky, Gerald , Gerald EhrenreichEhrenreich

Academic TrainingAcademic Training

19741974 University of Chicago, B.A., University of Chicago, B.A., Biology Biology 19741974 University of Chicago, M.D. University of Chicago, M.D. 19741974--1975 University of Chicago, Pediatrics 1975 University of Chicago, Pediatrics ResidentResident19751975--1977 Michael Reese Hospital, Residency in 1977 Michael Reese Hospital, Residency in General Psychiatry General Psychiatry 19771977--19791979 Michael Reese Hospital, Residency in Michael Reese Hospital, Residency in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 19991999 Graduate, St. Louis Psychoanalytic Graduate, St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute Institute

Academic AppointmentsAcademic Appointments::

19811981--1985 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Cornell University 1985 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Cornell University Medical College Medical College 19851985--1987 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of 1987 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Connecticut Connecticut 19871987--19911991 Associate Clinical Professor, University of Connecticut Associate Clinical Professor, University of Connecticut 19921992--1995 Associate Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin 1995 Associate Professor, Medical College of Wisconsin 19961996--2004 Clinical Professor II, University of California, San Fr2004 Clinical Professor II, University of California, San Francisco ancisco 20072007--2008 Visiting Scholar, Freud Center, The Hebrew University 2008 Visiting Scholar, Freud Center, The Hebrew University 20082008--2010 Sigmund Freud Professor, Hebrew University2010 Sigmund Freud Professor, Hebrew University20102010--present Visiting Professor, Columbia Universitypresent Visiting Professor, Columbia University

Teaching Experience and ResponsibilitiesTeaching Experience and Responsibilities

19911991--1995 Director of child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1995 Director of child and Adolescent Psychiatry, ChildrensChildrens’’Hospital of Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin:Hospital of Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin:Oversight and planning of curriculum: Consultation Liaison and Oversight and planning of curriculum: Consultation Liaison and PsychopharmacologyPsychopharmacology

20072007--2010 Hebrew University, Freud Professor. Freud (2 2010 Hebrew University, Freud Professor. Freud (2 semester/year); Literature and Psychoanalysis (2 semesters/yearsemester/year); Literature and Psychoanalysis (2 semesters/year), ), Psychoanalytic Listening Technique (I semester) Child developmenPsychoanalytic Listening Technique (I semester) Child development and t and Therapy (I semester/year), Character Assessment and Pathology (1Therapy (I semester/year), Character Assessment and Pathology (1semester)semester)

Bruno BettelheimPeter Giovacchini

Robert Wallerstein

Peter Blos Rudolf Ekstein

Most Important Influences

Educating the Emotions: Bruno Educating the Emotions: Bruno BettelheimBettelheim and Psychoanalytic and Psychoanalytic Development.Development.Plenum PressPlenum Press, , 19921992 -- 222 pages222 pages

These essays provide both an overview of Bruno These essays provide both an overview of Bruno Bettelheim'sBettelheim'scontributions to psychoanalysis and education and a reflection ocontributions to psychoanalysis and education and a reflection on n present issues confronting child psychiatry, education, and the present issues confronting child psychiatry, education, and the social social sciences. It will point to new directions for scholarly study ansciences. It will point to new directions for scholarly study and d psychoanalytic intervention.psychoanalytic intervention.

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Follow seventyFollow seventy--six children from birth to thirty to learn about their six children from birth to thirty to learn about their various developmental life paths and their influences. Children various developmental life paths and their influences. Children traverse continuous or discontinuous courses. This book describetraverse continuous or discontinuous courses. This book describes s their life stories, which may transform and enrich the reader's their life stories, which may transform and enrich the reader's life. In life. In working with these people, the authors heard something basic: working with these people, the authors heard something basic: stories people tell about themselves. While a life may fall intostories people tell about themselves. While a life may fall into a a group group -- share characteristics with others share characteristics with others -- the individual's story the individual's story remains compelling: to group people is to some degree against remains compelling: to group people is to some degree against psychoanalysis, a humanizing discipline. The authors allow the psychoanalysis, a humanizing discipline. The authors allow the subjects to speak at length in their own voices, to bring themsesubjects to speak at length in their own voices, to bring themselves lves alive for the reader. It is the authors hope that they have beenalive for the reader. It is the authors hope that they have been able able to convey their awe about watching the inner worlds of children to convey their awe about watching the inner worlds of children and and that these stories may evolve in readers minds and hearts and ththat these stories may evolve in readers minds and hearts and thus us be remembered.be remembered.

Reluctant WarriorsReluctant Warriors explores the lives ofexplores the lives of elite Israeli citizenelite Israeli citizen--soldiers in action.soldiers in action. They They speak of their inner lives, how they became such a select group speak of their inner lives, how they became such a select group of fighters, what it is of fighters, what it is like to face an enemy, including the ambivalence, hesitance, as like to face an enemy, including the ambivalence, hesitance, as well as certitude well as certitude about protecting their families, most of whom live within kilomeabout protecting their families, most of whom live within kilometers of the battlefield ters of the battlefield that is Israel.that is Israel. All these men chose to leave active military service, but contiAll these men chose to leave active military service, but continued as nued as officers in the reserves. The author, a psychoanalyst, interviewofficers in the reserves. The author, a psychoanalyst, interviewed these soldiers over ed these soldiers over the years of the Second the years of the Second IntifadaIntifada and Lebanese War. Each one had some family and Lebanese War. Each one had some family member or friend killed.member or friend killed. They speak and want to be heard.They speak and want to be heard. The real action for The real action for these men is their inner reactions: fears and hopes and memoriesthese men is their inner reactions: fears and hopes and memories that will not rest.that will not rest.

A searing account of the preA searing account of the pre--army lives and army experiences of . . . mostly kibbutzarmy lives and army experiences of . . . mostly kibbutz--raised Israeli soldiers, recounted with a tender love and a discraised Israeli soldiers, recounted with a tender love and a disciplined discernment iplined discernment that brings the reader to a distinctive combination of passionatthat brings the reader to a distinctive combination of passionate identifications and e identifications and objective understandings of the unique transformations from adolobjective understandings of the unique transformations from adolescence into a escence into a matured adulthood that marks the Israeli . . . experience.matured adulthood that marks the Israeli . . . experience.–– Robert S. Robert S. WallersteinWallerstein, M.D., M.D.

Emeritus Professor, UCSF and former Chair of Psychiatry, UCSF.Emeritus Professor, UCSF and former Chair of Psychiatry, UCSF.Former President of the International Psychoanalytic AssociationFormer President of the International Psychoanalytic Association

Unto Death (Words Unspoken) by Unto Death (Words Unspoken) by NaftaliNaftali Moshe a Novel in 29 Moshe a Novel in 29

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Different Different ‘‘Scopes for Different Folks: The Scopes for Different Folks: The Unconscious(esUnconscious(es) ) Appear(sAppear(s) in ) in Mexico Mexico Dreaming and Development: Early, Mid, and Late Phase Shifts in Dreaming and Development: Early, Mid, and Late Phase Shifts in Associative and Interpretive processes Associative and Interpretive processes Emotions Concealed and Revealed: Contributions to a Common GrounEmotions Concealed and Revealed: Contributions to a Common Ground d in Psychoanalysis in Psychoanalysis America America EriksonErikson’’ss Sioux 40 Years Later Sioux 40 Years Later Interpreting Joseph, the Dreamer, The Dream Interpreter, the StoInterpreting Joseph, the Dreamer, The Dream Interpreter, the Story ry Introducing Nathan Introducing Nathan SzajnbergSzajnberg, Managing Editor of , Managing Editor of InternationalPsychoanalysis.netInternationalPsychoanalysis.netJacobJacob’’s Despair: A Psychoanalytic Portrait of Waning Greatness s Despair: A Psychoanalytic Portrait of Waning Greatness LaplancheLaplanche: Whom and What We Have Lost : Whom and What We Have Lost

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Ethiopian/Israeli Children and Parents: Inner Lives in TransitioEthiopian/Israeli Children and Parents: Inner Lives in Transition by n by Nathan Nathan SzajnbergSzajnberg, MD, and Carol George, PhD, an expanded version of , MD, and Carol George, PhD, an expanded version of the paper that Dr. the paper that Dr. SzajnbergSzajnberg presented at Symposium 2011: Our presented at Symposium 2011: Our Practice Today: Treatment and Transformation Practice Today: Treatment and Transformation

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