Cari
Signori e Signore/ Dear Sirs and Madames/ Cher(e)s Messieurs
et Mesdames
Newsletter:
la
nostra Newsletter (A.S.S.E.Psi. NEWS) viene inviata una volta
al mese a chi ce ne fa richiesta compilando il form alla
pagina http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/mail.htm.
EVENTI
FORMATIVIIN
PRIMO PIANO
"IL CONTROTRANSFERT" è il tema del 9° corso di
supervisione clinica con il dott. Giuseppe Riefolo che si terrà
a Lecce presso il Centro di Psicoterapia Dinamica "Mauro
Mancia" il 19 novembre dalle 9.00 alle 14.00. Info: http://web.tiscali.it/cepsidi/congressi.htm
5°
CONVEGNO ID-ENTITA' MEDITERRANEE
Continuando
ogni due anni a proporre delle riflessioni
psicoanalitiche sulle Id-entità Mediterranee, il convegno del
2016 ha
avuto
al centro il tema del trauma sociale, dopo che nel convegno
del 2014 si è trattato quello della resilienza e della
creatività come risorse, interne, sociali ed istituzionali,
in relazione al trauma delle migrazioni nello scenario
mediterraneo. Una sintesi dei momenti più salienti del
convegno "Psicoanalisi e luoghi del trauma sociale",
tenutosi a Lecce il 22 ottobre 2016, è disponibile sul nostro
canale youtube.
RECENSIONIIN
PRIMO PIANO
Sempre
restando in tema di rapporti tra psicoanalisi e ricerca
scientifica vi proponiamo la recensione di John S. Auerbach
del libro "La psicoterapia psicodinamica basata sulla
ricerca" (Cortina, 2015) Per leggere la recensione
clicca
qui
ARTICOLI
IN PRIMO PIANO
Colwyn
Trevarthen (Università di Edimburgo) ha concesso la
traduzione di un suo lavoro intitolato "MOTIVAZIONE,
INTENZIONALITA' E INTERSOGGETTIVITA' NEL COMPORTAMENTO DEL
NEONATO E DEL BAMBINO", che verrà pubblicato
integralmente in un prossimo volume che sarà edito dalle
Edizioni Frenis Zero. L'estratto è accessibile a partire dal
link http://web.tiscali.it/cispp/trevarthen.htm
.
RICERCA
IN PSICOANALISI
E'
il titolo dell'ultimo numero semestrale (n.26, anno XIII,
giugno 2016) della nostra rivista Frenis Zero. Il tema di
questo numero è quello della psicoanalisi alle prese con la
metodologia "evidence based" (nell'articolo di
Jonathan Shedler), con le neuroscienze (in quello di Gerhard
Schuessler) e con l'area della cura alle prese con
migranti (negli articoli di Curone e Francesconi e di Scotto
Di Fasano). I contributi di questo
numero, che nella loro interezza verranno pubblicati
all'interno di libri di futura pubblicazione per le
Edizioni Frenis Zero, possono essere letti a partire
dalla pagina del SOMMARIO http://web.tiscali.it/freniszero
):
Inoltre
per la sezione di Psicoanalisi Neuro-Evolutiva, proponiamo:
"TRAUMA
E NEUROSCIENZE" di Maria Patrizia Salatiello. Si
tratta di un paragrafo tratto dall'ultimo libro pubblicato
dalle Edizioni Frenis Zero, "Essere bambini a Gaza. Il
trauma infinito" di Maria Patrizia Salatiello.
LIBRI
IN PRIMO PIANO
ESSERE
BAMBINI A GAZA. IL TRAUMA INFINITO di Maria Patrizia
Salatiello
Maria
Patrizia Salatiello, "Essere bambini a Gaza. Il trauma
infinito", Collana "Id-entità
Mediterranee", Frenis Zero 2016, ISBN
978-88-97479-08-6, € 35,00.
Se
non volete acquistarlo A PREZZO SCONTATO via internet, il
libro è ordinabile nelle librerie di tutta Italia a
prezzo ordinario.
L'ASCOLTO
DEI SENSI E DEI LUOGHI NELLA RELAZIONE TERAPEUTICA (a cura di
M. Ferri)
Scritti
di A.
Ambrosini, A. Bimbi,M.
Ferri,G.
Gabbriellini,A.
Luperini, S.
Resnik, S. Rodighiero, R. Tancredi,A.
Taquini Resnik, G. Trippi
Il
libro raccoglie i testi presentati al convegno L'ascolto nella
psicoterapia e nelle relazioni di aiuto, tenutosi a San
Miniato (PI) nei giorni 15 e 16 giugno 2012. A quale tipo di
Ascolto ci riferiamo nell’ambito della relazione
terapeutica? In una prospettiva psicoanalitica l’aspetto più
significativo dell’ascolto diventa comprensibile proprio nel
momento in cui, nello spazio terapeutico, cominciano a
dischiudersi orizzonti conoscitivi rispetto a qualcosa che, se
fino a quel momento sembrava non significare niente,
progressivamente permette alla coppia analista-paziente di
individuare e cogliere dei significati in quell’insieme
prima indistinto di messaggi rumorosi e privi di senso. Del
resto, siamo costantemente immersi e sommersi in un mondo di
voci e suoni, che bombardano il nostro apparato uditivo in
modo così martellante che è difficile “fare silenzio”
per ascoltare o distinguere ciò che è veramente importante
da ciò che è solo contorno, rumore. Talvolta, però, può
accadere anche il contrario, dato che noi stessi andiamo alla
ricerca del frastuono assordante e indistinto per non
confrontarci con la paura e l’angoscia, che sono dentro di
noi.
Monica
Ferri (a cura di),L'ascolto
dei sensi e dei luoghi nella relazione terapeutica,
Collana "Confini della Psicoanalisi", Edizioni
Frenis Zero, Lecce 2013, pp.156, ISBN978-88-97479-04-8,
€ 37,00.
Un'anteprima
limitata del libro è presente su Google Books:
PER
USUFRUIRE DELLO SCONTO VA ORDINATO VIA INTERNET AI SEGUENTI
LINKS:
Se
non volete acquistarlo A PREZZO SCONTATO via internet, il
libro è ordinabile nelle librerie di tutta Italia a
prezzo ordinario.
PSICOANALISI
E LUOGHI DELLA RIABILITAZIONE (a cura di G. Riefolo e G. Leo)
Scritti
di V. Calabrese, A. Correale, R. Herold, K. Lenard, G. Leo, S.
Melgiovanni, M. A. Minafra, M. Mucci, V. Pellicani, G. Riefolo,
G. Rigon, M. Sassolas, G. Scarselli, T. Tenyi, M. Trixler.
Prefazione
di Anna Ferruta.
Questo
libro è il terzo volume della collana "Id-entità
mediterranee" delle Edizioni Frenis Zero. Il volume,
curato da Giuseppe Riefolo e da Giuseppe Leo, raccoglie gli
interventi (Leo, Riefolo, Minafra, Scarselli, Calabrese,
Pellicani) presentati all'omonimo convegno tenutosi a Lecce il
12 maggio 2012, ed in più altri contributi di eminenti
psicoanalisti come Correale, Sassolas, Rigon, Mucci ed altri.
La prefazione è di Anna Ferruta. Quattro sono le sezioni del
libro: Psicosi, psicoanalisi e riabilitazione; Psicoanalisi e
riabilitazione in età evolutiva; Comunità terapeutiche e
psicoanalisi; Esperienze dai servizi psichiatrici.
Giuseppe
Leo e Giuseppe Riefolo (a cura di),Psicoanalisi
e luoghi della riabilitazione,Collana
"Id-entità mediterranee", Edizioni Frenis
Zero, Lecce 2013, pp. 426, ISBN 978-88-903710-9-7,
€ 39,00.
Un'anteprima
limitata del libro è presente su Google Books:
PER
USUFRUIRE DELLO SCONTO VA ORDINATO VIA INTERNET AI SEGUENTI
LINKS:
Se
non volete acquistarlo via internet,
E' ORDINABILE A PREZZO PIENO IN TUTTE LE LIBRERIE.
SESSUALITA'
E CONOSCENZA
di
Silvio G. Cusin
A
cura di Ambra Cusin e Giuseppe Leo. Prefazione
di Mauro Bonetti.
Postfazione di Salomon Resnik.
In
occasione dei 90 anni compiuti nel 2012 dallo psicoanalista
triestino Silvio G. Cusin, le Edizioni Frenis Zero hanno
voluto raccogliere in un volume tutti i suoi scritti più
significativi, che spaziano dalla tesi di laurea del 1953 agli
ultimi scritti di sessanta anni dopo.
Silvio
G. Cusin,Sessualità
e conoscenza,a
cura di Ambra Cusin eGiuseppe
Leo, Collana "Biografie dell'Inconscio",
Edizioni Frenis Zero, Lecce 2013, pp. 476,
ISBN978-88-97479-03-1,
€ 39,00.
Un'anteprima
limitata del libro è presente su Google Books:
a)
INTERVENTO DI FRANCA MAISETTI MAZZEI alla giornata
"MEMORIE IN ANALISI" organizzata dalla casa editrice
psicoanalitica Frenis Zero a Lecce il 13 febbraio 2016.
b)
"ROOM OF TRAUMA": Sandra E. Cohen ha recensito il
film di Lenny Abrahamson "Room" (2015). In questa
video-recensione (in inglese) si parla di trauma, di abuso, di
vergogna e rabbia delle vittime partendo dal film che parla di
una ragazza segregata per sette anni insieme al bambino che è
nato dalla relazione col suo carceriere. Il testo in italiano
della recensione è alla pagina http://web.tiscali.it/sheerazade/cohen.htm
c)
"GEZI PARK HERITAGE": Abbiamo voluto commemorare i tre anni delle manifestazioni ad
Istanbul di Gezi Park con questo video il cui testo, che offre
una lettura psicoanalitica dei fenomeni sociali ad esse
collegate, è stato scritto da Bella Habip della Società
Psicoanalitica di Parigi.
d)
Si è svolto a Roma dal 9 al 12 giugno il 13 congresso
dell'Associazione Internazionale per la Psicoanalisi e la
Psicoterapia Relazionale (IARPP). Ecco alcuni momenti di
questo interessante convegno.
2)
NUOVA PAGINA PER I DIECI ANNI DI FRENIS ZERO: abbiamo raccolto
l'archivio fotografico degli eventi che in questi 10 anni
abbiamo organizzato, con un'indipendenza da case farmaceutiche
e con un'attenzione alla formazione psicoterapeutica in senso
psicoanalitico. Dalla presentazione di un libro a Bari con
Mauro Mancia nel 2005 fino all'ultimo congresso Id-entità
Mediterranne ed ai nostri incontri di supervisione.
Continueremo ad essere fedeli al motto: "LA FORMAZIONE
CONTINUA..."
3)
MAITRES A DISPENSER: il video in due parti della relazione
Yoram Yovell dal titolo "Trauma and Repression"
(Roma, 7 febbraio 2016) disponibile sul nostro canale You Tube
https://www.youtube.com/user/psicoanalisiEUROPEA
4)
Per lo SPAZIO ROSENTHAL (a cura di Laura Felici Montani)
abbiamo il piacere di presentare il contributo di Rita Corsa
"Perduta nella vasca d'ombre. Amelia Rosselli traduce
Sylvia Plath". Link: http://web.tiscali.it/cepsidi/spaziorosenthal.htm
3)
"PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ITS BORDERS", G. Leo
(ed.), writings by J. Altounian, P. Fonagy, G.O.
Gabbard, J.S. Grotstein, R.D. Hinshelwood,
J.P. Jiménez, O.F. Kernberg, S. Resnik.
Collection "Borders of Psychoanalysis", Frenis
Zero Publisher, Lecce 2012, pp. 348, € 19,00.
Eight
outstanding theoreticians of contemporary
psychoanalysis reflect on psychoanalysis and its
borders and boundaries between it and adjacent
disciplines such as neuroscience, psychiatry, and
social sciences. The book celebrates ten years of
existence of Frenis Zero psychoanalytic journal.
You
can view a video introducing the book in our You Tube
Channel ( www.youtube.com/frenis0
) To
order the book you can click here: or
hereTo
get a preview of the book click here:
4)
We
are glad to announce the issue of the last number (N.26,
june
2016)
of our journal "Frenis Zero", whose subject is
"Research in Psychoanalysis".
The table of contents is at url: http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/frenishome.htm
.
a)
"PSYCHOANALYSIS AND PLACES OF SOCIAL TRAUMA":
is a video made during the 5th International Congress
"Mediterranean Id-entities", held in Lecce on
October 22, 2016.
b)"ROOM OF TRAUMA": a video-review of Lenny
Abrahamson's film "Room" (2015);
c)
"GEZI PARK HERITAGE" (part I): This is the first part of a video containing a psychoanalytic reflection about Istanbul uprising in 2013. The texts are written by Bella Habip, Member of Psike Istanbul, Member of Société Psychanalytique de Paris. The original paper is here:
http://web.tiscali.it/thalassa2010/portolanoBELLA.htm
7)
About IARPP 13th Annual Conference (Rome, June 9-12,
2016) THE
ARTS OF TIME RELATIONAL PSYCHOANALYSIS AND FORMS OF
VITALITY IN CLINICAL PROCESSwe've posted some videos in our
Video Channel http://www.youtube.com/psicoanalisiEUROPEA
Reconstruction
in
a
two-person
world
may
be
more
about
the
present
than
the
past:
Freud
and
the
Wolf-Man
Presenter:
Richard
Gottlieb,
MD
Discussant: Harold
Blum,
MD
Tuesday,
November
1,
2016
at
8
pm
The
Marianne
&
Nicholas
Young
Auditorium
at
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute
247
East
82nd
Street,
NYC
(btwn
2nd
and
3rd
Ave)
The
psychoanalytic
process
of
reconstruction
has
yet
to
be
re-examined
from
the
perspective
of
contemporary
two-person
formulations.
In
this
presentation,
Dr.
Gottlieb
will
argue
that
doing
so
is
not
only
theoretically
valid
but
also
of
clinical
utility.
While
some
previous
observers
have
implicated
the
analyst
and
his
emotional
involvement
as
influences
that
may
distort
the
valid
recovery
of
memories
and
others
have
noted
that
the
transference
and
the
reconstructed
past
are
interdependent,
still
none
have
noted
that
reconstructed
scenes
and
narratives
may
themselves
reflect
the
transference-countertransference
engagement
of
the
dyad.
These
scenes
and
stories
of
the
inferred
past
may
be
versions
of
the
current
analytic
relationship.
Moreover,
at
times
the
reconstructed
past
may
reveal
more
about
the
warded-off
analytic
present
than
the
past.
While
he
will
illustrate
how
Freud's
Wolf-Man
case
exemplifies
this
phenomenon,
the
more
important
point
is
not
the
historical
one
but
the
contemporary
clinical
utility
of
this
additional
perspective,
one
that
suggests
that
all
analysts
would
do
well
to
reflect
on
their
clinical
reconstructions
and
interrogate
them
for
clues
to
otherwise
elusive
aspects
of
the
current
clinical
relationship.
NYPSI
Members
and
NYPSI
Students:
FREE
General
Admission:
$15
Student
Admission
(non
NYPSI):
$10
To
register,
click HERE,
visitnypsi.orgor
call
212.879.6900
Richard
M.
Gottlieb,
M.D. is
Associate
Editor
of
the Journal
of
the
American
Psychoanalytic
Association,
Training
and
Supervising
Analyst
of
the
American
Psychoanalytic
Association,
and
recipient
of
numerous
prizes
and
awards
in
recognition
of
his
writing
and
teaching.
He
has
taught
Freud's
case
histories
for
the
past
three
decades
and
currently
serves
as
Chair
of
the
Faculty
of
the
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Institute.
Harold
P.
Blum,
M.D. is
a
Training
and
Supervising
Analyst
at
the
Institute
for
Psychoanalytic
Education,
Affiliated
with
New
York
University
School
of
Medicine
and
an
Honorary
Member
of
the
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute.
He
is
the
Former
Executive
Director
of
The
Sigmund
Freud
Archives
and
the
author
of
several
books
and
more
than
165
papers.
Dr.
Blum
was
the
recipient
of
the
inaugural
Sigourney
Award
given
by
the
American
Psychoanalytic
Association.
Applying
Recent
Research
in
Working
Psychoanalytically
with
Couples
Robin
Bryant,
Ph.D.
October
31 -
November
14,
2016
Mondays,
8:50
-
10:00
pm
3
classes
/
$90
Location:
NYPSI
(247
East
82nd
Street,
NYC)
NYPSI
Extension
Program:
Applying
Recent
Research
in
Working
Psychoanalytically
with
Couples
This
course
will
review
some
of
the
research
conducted
by
John
Gottman,
Ph.D.
which
predicts
future
relationship
stability
with
94%
accuracy.
We
will
compare
the
features
of
a
stable
relationship
with
those
of
relationships
of
couples
who
seek
couples
therapy,
through
the
use
of
relevant
clinical
case
material
provided
by
the
instructor
and
members
of
the
class.
Finally,
we
will
explore
a
variety
of
effective
interventions
which
are
based
on
our
understanding
of
psychoanalytic
theory.
Dr.
Robin
Bryant is
a
clinical
psychologist
and
certified
psychoanalyst
trained
at
NYPSI.
She
currently
serves
as
a
supervisor
and
clinical
instructor
in
the
Psychodynamic
Psychotherapy
Program
at
NYPSI;
she
has
a
private
practice.
Dissociation,
Repression
and
Splitting
in
Contrasting
Theories
of
the
Unconscious:
Dissociation,
Repression
and
Splitting
in
Contrasting
Theories
of
the
Unconscious:
A
Clinical
Discussion
Dr.
Rudden
will
discuss
different
ways
in
which
the
defenses
of
splitting,
repression
and
dissociation
are
conceived
within
contrasting
theories
of
the
unconscious.
She
offers
vignettes
from
analytic
work
with
patients
burdened
by
significant
early
traumas
in
order
to
illustrate
(a)
the
value
brought
by
different
theoretical
schools
to
work
with
such
patients,
but
also
(b)
the
value
of
clearly
conceptualizing
the
use
of
these
different
defenses
during
their
treatments.
Marie
Rudden is
a
graduate
of
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Institute
and
a
Training
and
Supervising
Analyst
at
the
Berkshire
Psychoanalytic.
She
is
a
member
of
the
North
American
Editorial
Board
of
the International
Journal
of
Psychoanalysis and
is
presently
Co-Chair
of
the
Comparative
Clinical
Methods
Working
Party
in
North
America.
Dr.
Rudden
has
co-authored
a
book, Psychodynamic
Treatment
of
Depression,
now
in
its
second
edition
from
the
American
Psychiatric
Press,
and
has
been
involved
in
research
studies
on
panic
disorder,
its
co-morbidity
with
depression,
and
on
Reflective
Functioning
as
a
potential
measure
of
change
in
psychotherapy.
Finally,
she
has
written
on
the
function
of,
and
fantasies
about,
defense
withdrawals
into
private
self-states,
or
"secret
cocoons".
An
Evening
with
Adrienne
Harris
and
Steven
Kuchuck
November
17,
2016
at
8:00
pm
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute
247
East
82nd
Street,
NYC
General
Admission:
$10
This
presentation
will
feature
a
book
edited
by
Adrienne
Harris
and
Steven
Kuchuck
--The
Legacy
ofSándor Ferenczi:
From
Ghost
to
Ancestor(Routledge,
2015).
The
book
consists
of
17
essays
dealing
both
with
the
context
and
history
of
this
seminal
and
controversial
figure
in
addition
to
a
detailed
examination
of
his
many
contributions
to
both
theory
and
technique.
The
analysis
of
two
of
his
most
famous
patients,
Clara
Thompson
and
Elisabeth
Severn,
are
very
thoroughly
and
impartially
presented.
During
this
evening,
presentations
by
both
Harris
and
Kuchuk
will
be
followed
by
a
discussion
with
the
audience
introduced
and
moderated
by
Francis
Baudry,
M.D.
Praise
for The
Legacy
ofSándor Ferenczi:
"This
fine
collection
of
essays,
written
by
clinicians
and
scholars
of
diverse
backgrounds,
honors
the
memory
of
Sándor
Ferenczi,
Sigmund
Freud's
closest
friend
and
collaborator,
whose
groundbreaking
contributions
to
the
theory
and
practice
of
psychoanalysis
were
scorned
and
marginalized
by
many
of
his
contemporaries.
The
contributors
to
this
volume
have
adroitly
and
sensitively
demonstrated
the
relevance
of
Ferenczi's
ideas
to
current
trends
in
psychoanalytic
thinking
and
are
taking
a
major
step
toward
restoring
his
legacy
to
its
rightful
place
in
history."
-
Peter
T.
Hoffer,
Ph.
D.
Psychoanalytic
Center
of
Philadelphia;
Translator,
The
Correspondence
of
Sigmund
Freud
and
Sándor
Ferenczi
Adrienne
Harris,
Ph.D. is
on
the
faculty
of
and
a
supervisor
at
both
the
New
York
University
Postdoctoral
Program
in
Psychotherapy
and
Psychoanalysis
and
the
Psychoanalytic
Institute
of
Northern
California.
She
is
a
member
and
Training
Analyst
in
the
IPA
and
an
editor
at Psychoanalytic
Dialogues and Studies
In
Gender
and
Sexuality.
In
2009,
Dr.
Harris,
Lewis
Aron,
and
Jeremy
Safron
established
the
Sandor
Ferenczi
Center
at
New
School
University.
She,
Lew
Aron,
Eyal
Rozmaren
and
Steven
Kuchuck
co-edit
the
book
series
Relational
Perspectives
in
Psychoanalysis,
a
series
with
over
70
published
volumes.
Dr.
Harris
is
a
member
of
the
NGO
which
the
IPA
developed
to
work
with
the
UN
and
she
has
been
doing
education
and
development
on
the
problem
of
human
trafficking.
She
is
an
editor
of
the
IPA
ejournal psychoanalysistoday.com which
is
developing
cross
cultural
communications
on
the
topics
of
violence
and
migration.
Dr.
Harris
has
written
on
topics
in
gender
and
development,
analytic
subjectivity
and
self-care,
primitive
states
and
the
analytic
community
in
the
shadow
of
the
First
World
War.
Her
current
work
is
on
analytic
subjectivity,
on
intersectional
models
of
gender
and
sexuality,
and
on
ghosts.
Steven
Kuchuck,
LCSW: Editor-in-Chief, Psychoanalytic
Perspectives;Associate
Editor,
Routledge Relational
Perspectives
Book
Series; Board
member,
supervisor,
faculty
member
and
Co-Director
of
Curriculum
for
adult
psychoanalytic
training
program,
National
Institute
for
the
Psychotherapies
(NIP);
and
faculty
member/
supervisor
at
the
NIP
National
Training
Program,
the
Stephen
Mitchell
Center
for
Relational
Studies,
and
other
institutes.
Board;
IARPP,
steering
committee;
2017
APA
Division
39
annual
conference.
His
writing
focuses
primarily
on
the
analyst's
subjectivity
and
appears
in
numerous
psychoanalytic
journals
and
books.
Contributor/Editor: Clinical
Implications
of
the
Psychoanalyst's
Life
Experience:
When
the
Personal
Becomes
Professional (Routledge,
2014)
and The
Legacy
ofSándor Ferenczi:
From
Ghost
to
Ancestor (co-edited
with
Adrienne
Harris,
Routledge,
2015).
Psychoanalytic
Principles
of
Child
Development
David
Sawyer,
M.D.
October
24 -
November
21,
2016
Mondays,
7:00
-
8:00
pm
5
classes
/
$150
Location:
NYPSI
(247
East
82nd
Street,
NYC)
NYPSI
Extension
Program:
Psychoanalytic
Principles
of
Child
Development
This
course
presents
an
overview
of
current
psychoanalytic
perspectives
on
child
development.
The
interaction
of
constitutional
factors
and
environmental
influences
on
the
formation
of
unconscious
fantasy
and
intrapsychic
conflict
during
the
sequential
stages
of
development
will
be
emphasized.
Clinical
examples
will
be
offered
to
illustrate
the
concepts
being
presented.
Dr.
David
Sawyer is
a
member
of
NYPSI
and
is
on
the
faculty
of
Weill
Cornell-New
York
Presbyterian
Hospital.
RSVP
is
appreciated
but
not
required;
first
come,
first-seated
To
register,
click HERE, visit nypsi.org,
or
call
212.879.6900
The
neurobiology
of
mature
emotional
processing
develops
slowly
over
childhood
and
adolescence.
This
talk
will
focus
on
the
development
of
the
human
amygdala,
a
neural
structure
involved
in
emotional
attention
and
learning,
and
the
medial
prefrontal
cortex,
which
provides
important
signals
for
regulating
strong
emotions.
Parents
have
a
large
influence
on
children's
emotions.
Across
various
scientific
perspectives
(including
ethological/attachment
theories,
psychoanalytic,
and
parenting
styles),
researchers
and
theorists
have
noted
the
special
relationship
between
parent
and
child
and
the
influence
this
relationship
has
on
children's
emotional
development.
This
talk
will
address
how
parents
influence
amygdala
and
prefrontal
cortex
development.
I
will
present
findings
from
both
typically-raised
children
as
well
as
in
a
population
of
children
who
experienced
early
parental
deprivation
in
the
form
of
orphanage
care.
Our
findings
suggest
that
parenting
in
childhood
is
associated
with
emotional
functioning
in
adulthood
because
of
the
influence
of
parents
on
amygdala-prefrontal
circuitry.
Nim
Tottenham,
Ph.D. is
a
Developmental
Affective
Neuroscientist
researching
the
development
of
the
neurobiology
associated
with
mature
emotion
regulation
in
humans.
Her
research
has
highlighted
fundamental
changes
in
amygdala-prefrontal
cortex
circuitry
across
childhood
and
adolescence
and
the
powerful
role
that
early
experiences,
such
as
caregiving,
have
on
the
developmental
trajectories
of
these
circuits.
Her
research
uses
fMRI,
behavioral,
and
physiological
methods
to
examine
human
limbic-cortical
development
in
children
and
adolescents
as
well
as
their
parents.
She
has
authored
over
70
journal
articles
and
book
chapters.
She
is
a
frequent
lecturer
both
nationally
and
internationally
on
human
brain
development
and
emotional
development.
She
provides
service
to
numerous
scientific
communities
including
the
International
Society
for
Developmental
Psychobiology,
Society
for
Social
Neuroscience,
Society
for
Research
in
Child
Development,
and
the
Flux
Congress.
She
is
a
recipient
of
the
NIMH
Biobehavioral
Research
Awards
for
Innovative
New
Scientists
(BRAINS)
Award,
the
American
Psychological
Association's
Distinguished
Scientific
Award
for
Early
Career
Contribution
to
Psychology,
and
the
Developmental
Science
Early
Career
Researcher
Prize.
2
CME/CE
credits
offered
NYPSI:
DIALOGUES
ON...
SERIES
Helping
Parents
with
Children
who
Experience
Behavioral
Difficulties
with
Leon
Hoffman,
M.D.
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute's
Child
and
Adolescent
Psychoanalysis
division
continues
the
"Dialogues
on..."
Series
with
leading
child
development
experts:
Helping
Parents
with
Children
who
Experience
Behavioral
Difficulties
Leon
Hoffman,
M.D.
December
14,
2016,
8:00
-
9:30
pm
New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute
247
East
82nd
Street,
NYC
All
behavior
has
meaning.
Children
with
behavior
problems
do
not
have
sufficient
internal
strength
to
tolerate
the
pain
and
anxiety
of
disturbing
emotional
states.
Disruptive
behavior
masks
unpleasant
emotion.
In
this
talk,
we
will
talk
about
how
to
try
to
understand
which
emotions
are
being
avoided
and
help
caregivers
understand
why
that
emotion
is
being
avoided
in
a
maladaptive
way.
Dr.
Leon
Hoffman is
a
Psychiatrist
and
Child
and
Adolescent
Psychiatrist;
Training
and
Supervising
Analyst
in
adult,
child,
and
adolescent
analysis,
Director
of
the
Pacella
Parent
Child
Center
and
co-Director,
Pacella
Research
Center
at
NYPSI
(New
York
Psychoanalytic
Society
&
Institute);
faculty
at
the
Icahn
Medical
School
at
Mount
Sinai;
Chief
Psychiatrist,
West
End
Day
School
in
NYC;
Co-Chair,
Committee
on
Research
education
(CORE)
of
the
American
Psychoanalytic
Association.
He
has
long
experience
in
the
practice
of
psychotherapy
and
psychoanalysis.
Over
the
last
15-20
years
he
has
become
very
active
in
the
systematic
empirical
study
of
basic
psychological
constructs
as
well
as
the
systematic
empirical
study
of
psychological
treatments,
especially
with
children.
The
development
of
the Manual
for
Regulation-Focused
Psychotherapy
for
Children
with
Externalizing
Behaviors (RFP-C),
co-written
with
Timothy
Rice
and
with
Tracy
Prout,
presents,
in
a
systematic
fashion,
his
long
clinical
experience
approaching
children
and
their
families
with
difficult
problems.
Psychoanalysis
and
Dynamic
Psychotherapy:
Similarities
and
Differences
Instructor:
Francis
Baudry,
M.D.
This
course
will
explore
the
topic
of
psychoanalysis
and
dynamic
psychotherapy
and
their
similarities
and
differences
along
both
theoretical
and
clinical
venues.
Clinical
material
will
be
provided
and
participants
will
be
encouraged
to
bring
their
own
cases
for
discussion.
Location
to
be
announced.
LAST
ARTICLES IN ENGLISH:
Special number about "Female
analysts in Mediterranean scenarios: civil rights and
psychoanalytic reflexion", Frenis Zero, n.21,
January 2014:
Editorial
by Laura Felici Montani & Ambra Cusin.
Bella
Habip, <<Letter
from Istanbul>>.
Ambra
Cusin & Franca Amione, <<Bion and the myth>>.
Janine
Altounian (Parigi), Leonardo Ancona (Roma), Brenno Boccadoro
(Ginevra), Mario Colucci (Trieste),
Lidia De Rita (Bari), Santa Fizzarotti Selvaggi (Bari),
Patrizia Guarnieri (Firenze), Robert Hinshelwood (Londra), René
Kaes (Lione), Otto Kernberg (New York), Massimo Maisetti (Milano), Lidia
Marigonda (Venezia), Predrag Matvejevic' (Zagabria), Franca
Maisetti Mazzei (Milano), Laura Montani (Roma), Marie Rose
Moro (Parigi), Salomon Resnik
(Parigi), Mario Rossi Monti (Firenze), Mario Scarcella
(Messina).
Le
illustrazioni contenute in questa Newsletter sono tratte
da: "From Neurology
to Psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud's Neurological Drawings and
Diagrams of the Mind" di Lynn Gamwell and Mark
Solms.
La
prossima newsletter verrà inviata nel mese di Dicembre 2016.
Cordiali
saluti..
La
prochaine newsletter sera envoyée à Décembre 2016. Cordiales
salutations.
The next newsletter is on December 2016.Best
regards. .
Giuseppe
Leo
Direttore
Responsabile (Editor) rivista di psicoanalisi applicata Frenis
Zero
