Winter 2005-06 PSA 2nd Year

Miguel Brzostovski, M.D.
516-239-5858

Warren Seides, M.D.
212-988-4236

* Available on P.E.P. and will not be found on CD provided by Institute.

Class One and Two
Furman, E. 1980. Early Latency - Normal and Pathological Aspects. The Course of Life, vol. II Latency, Adolescence and Youth. Eds. Greenspan & Pollack. pp. 1-28.

Class Three
*Becker, T. E. 1974. On Latency. P.S.C. vol. 29, pp. 3-11.

Class Four
Sarnoff, C. 1976. The Structure of Latency. Latency. Jason Aronson, New York, pp. 14-36.

Class Five
*Bornstein, B. 1951. On Latency. P.S.C. vol. 6, pp. 279-285.

Class Six
Glenn, J. 1978. The Psychoanalysis of Prelatency Children. Child Analysis and Therapy. Jason Aronson, New York. pp. 163-189.

Class Seven
Neubauer, P. 1978. The Opening Phase of Child Analysis. Child Analysis and Therapy. Jason Aaronson. NY, NY. Ch. 9, pp. 263-274.

Class Eight
Neubauer, P. 1972. Psychoanalysis and the Preschool Child. Handbook of Child Psychoanalysis. Ed. Benjamin Wolman. Ch. 6, pp. 221-251.

Class Nine
*Solnit, A. 1987. A Psychoanalytic View of Play. P.S.C. 42:205-219.

Class Ten
Scharfman, M. 1978. Transference and Transference Neurosis in Child Analysis. Child Analysis and Therapy. Jason Aaronson. NY, NY. Ch. 10, pp. 274-299.

Optional
Sarnoff, C. 1976. The Cognitive Organizing Periods of Latency. Latency. Jason Aronson, New York, pp. 86-91.

*Shapiro, T. and Perry, R. 1976. Latency Revisited: The Age 7 Plus or Minus One. P.S.C. 31:79-107.