GUEST LECTURE SERIES

Fall 1998

Three Ripley Street | Faculty

ANNE ALONSO, PhD
Beyond the Confines of Psychoanalytic Mythologies

MARTHA STARK, MD
The Therapist's Unwitting Seductiveness: Stoking the Flames of the Patient's Desire

ERNEST S. WOLF, MD
From Kohut to Now: The Evolution of Self Psychology

CARL SALZMAN, MD
Practical Psychopharmacology for Clinicians: Basic Overview and Recent Advances*

ROBERT D. STOLOROW, PhD
Thinking and Working Contextually: Intersubjectivity and the Therapeutic Process

DONALD L. NATHANSON, MD
Empathy, Attachment, Individuality, and Love: A Clinician's Guide

ALBERT PESSO
Psychoanalysis Enacted: Re-experiencing the Old,  Constructing the New

ANNA ORNSTEIN, MD, and
PAUL H. ORNSTEIN, MD
Theoretical and Clinical Challenges in Contemporary Self Psychology

JODY MESSLER DAVIES, PhD
Current Advances in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of  Trauma

DARLENE BREGMAN EHRENBERG, PhD
Presence and Absence: Engagement at the Intimate Edge

GEORGE G. FISHMAN, MD
From Therapeutic Impasse to Affective Competence

BESSEL A. van der KOLK, MD
Integration of Mind and Body in the Treatment of Trauma

LESTON HAVENS, MD
The Recognition of Selfhood

OWEN RENIK, MD
Practical and Effective Clinical Psychoanalysis

FRANK M. LACHMANN, PhD
Self Psychology Strikes Back: Reactive and Transformed Aggression

JOSEPH D. LICHTENBERG, MD
Intimacy with the Self: A Neglected Subject

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* Dr. Carl Salzman's presentation is supported by an unrestricted grant from Bristol-Myers Squibb.

** These daylong lectures (9 am - 12:15 pm and 1:30 pm - 4:45 pm) have been approved for 6 continuing education credits.

Three Ripley Street | Faculty