PANY News and Notes of Members (Fall 2005)

Archived News
	Fall 2005
	Summer 2005
	Fall 2004

Authors
Books

Abrams, Samuel, Neubauer, Peter, Dowling, Scott, King, Robert eds. (2005) Psychoanalytic Study of the Child vol. 59.

Atwell, K. Chapman (2005) 100 Questions and Answers About Anxiety. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett 207 pp.

Papers and Reviews

Friedman, Lawrence (2005) Introductory remarks on clinical theory: controversial issues, “challenges that probe our premises.” Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 53:3

Friedman, Lawrence (2005)
Discussion of “The relevance of psycho- analysis to an understanding of terrorism.” International Journal of Psychoanalysis. 86:4.

Leong, Sandra (2005) Lying down with a book: an interview with novelist Meg Wolitzer about psychoanalysis and her writing. The American Psychoanalyst 39:3.

Leong, Sandra (2005) Coming of age in Faheete. New England Review 26:1.

Leong, Sandra (2005) Earthly delights. The Antioch Review 63:3.

Zeavin, Lynne (2005) Knowing and not knowing: the analyst's pregnancy. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly. 74:3.

Speakers

Dr. Christine Anzieu-Premmereur presented “Traumatized mother, sleepless baby: Mother- infant psychotherapy with an 18 month-old boy” at the Parent-Infant Psychotherapy International Study Day of the Anna Freud Center in London on November 3, 2005.

Dr. Anna Burton gave the Annual Freud Lecture of the New Jersey Psychoanalytic Society speaking on "Genders and Bodies” on May 12, 2005.

Dr. Anna Burton presented "A Psychoanalytic View of Johannes Brahms" to the Works in Progress Study Group of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute, on May 18, 2005.

Dr. Rita Clark presented "Self Care for the Psychoanalyst—A Neglected Aspect of Ethics" at the Maimonides Medical Center September 12, 2005.

Dr. Stephen Firestein participated in a clinical workshop on aspects of termination of analysis with the Austin Society of Psychoanalytic
Psychologists in Austin, Texas in May, 2005.

Dr. Alberto Goldwaser was co-organizer and co-chair of the Scientific Program Committee of the First Latin-American Forensic Psychiatric Meeting August 16-17, 2005 where he presented: "Clinical, Ethical, and Legal Aspects of Being a Psychiatric Expert Witness in
the United States" and was moderator of the panel on
“Child Sexual Abuse: Cases Presented by Forensic Psychiatrists and Psychologists, Attorneys and Judges of the Argentinean Courts.”

Dr. Donald Moss presented "Issues of Representation in Contemporary Art” on a panel sponsored by the Dallas Museum of Art in Dallas in March, 2005.

Dr. Donald Moss presented "On Some Determinants of an Outburst of Racist Sentiment in a Psychoanalytic Treatment," at a panel entitled “Racial, Cultural and Ethnic Trauma in the Consulting Room” at the International Psychoana-lytic Association meeting in July, 2005.

Dr. Arnold Richards spoke on “The Creation and Transmission of Psychoan-alytic Knowledge” at the scientific meeting of the National Psychological Association for Psychoanal-ysis on May 13, 2005.

Dr. Jacqueline Schachter presented a case at the two-day IPTAR conference on “The Developmental Theories of Freud and Klein” on October 16, 2005.

Dr. Leonard Shengold presented three papers to the Cleveland Psychoanalytic Institute members and candidates on the weekend beginning October 7, 2005: "The Promise in Patients and in Ibsen's
‘The Doll House’"; "Dr. Spock : An Example of Being Haunted by Parents"; "On Soul Murder."

Dr. Stephen Snyder presented “Therapeutic Dilemmas in Patients with Co-Morbid Sexual Dysfunction and Sexual Impulse Control Disorders” at the Fall Clinical Meeting of the Society for Sex Therapy and Research, New York City, Sept 16, 2005.

Honors

Dr. Janice Lieberman has been appointed Co-Chair for North America of the International Psychoanalytic Association Public Informa-tion Committee.

Dr. Joseph Reppen is now President of the Academy of Psychoanalysis of the American Board of Professional Psychology.

Dr. Jennifer Stuart was elected to the board of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association in June, 2005 for a three year term, beginning January 2006.

Dr. Jack Pelaccio was appointed by the American Psychoanalytic Association's Board of Professional Standards to the Committee on Child and Adolescent Analysis.