Madeleine Baranger, 2008
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1930-2017
Ms. Baranger is considered one of the most important figures in psychoanalysis in both Argentina and Uruguay.
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Norman Doidge, MD, 2008
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Psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, writer, and researcher, Dr. Doidge delivered a revolutionary message in his book The Brain that Changes Itself.
Read MoreSándor Ferenczi Society, 2008
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The Sándor Ferenczi Society, founded September 12, 1988 in Budapest, has reestablished the tradition of Ferenczi and the Budapest School of psychoanalysis.
Read MoreWerner Bohleber, PhD, 2007
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Dr. Bohleber has devoted much of his considerable energy to a particular range of topics: trauma in both the individual and wider social sense, terrorism, right-wing extremism, anti-Semitism, and the consequences of the particular history with the Nazi era of German National Socialism.
Read MoreAntonino Ferro, MD, 2007
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For almost 30 years Dr. Ferro has been a psychoanalytic leader, making major contributions to literature, lecturing, and teaching throughout the world and building bridges between psychoanalysis and the scientific and university communities.
Read MoreAndré Haynal, MD, 2007
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Dr. Haynal is an outstanding, internationally acclaimed author, lecturer, and analytic educator.
Read MoreDavid Tuckett, MA, MSc, 2007
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A superb speaker and teacher, Mr. Tuckett has published, in addition to his psychoanalytic articles, copious analytically informed studies on medical sociology and economics.
Read MoreSidney J. Blatt, PhD, 2006
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Sidney Blatt is a rare combination of talented clinical analyst, leading empirical researcher, and integrative personality theorist.
Read MoreArnold Goldberg, MD, 2006
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Anchored in self-psychology and a major force in its development, Dr. Goldberg is one of the most prolific writers in the field.
Read MoreEdgar A. Levenson, MD, 2006
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Dr. Levenson, following Freud’s example, has explored diverse areas, particularly redefining the boundaries between the personal unconscious and the social and political worlds.
Read MoreTakeo Doi, MD, 2005
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1920-2009
Dr. Doi was well known in Japan as a psychoanalyst and author of the book Anatomy of Dependence, a creative analysis of the Japanese personality first published in Japan in 1971.
Read MoreShmuel Erlich, PhD, 2005
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Prof. Shmuel Erlich held the Sigmund Freud Chair in Psychoanalysis and was director of the Sigmund Freud Center for Study and Research in Psychoanalysis (1992-2005), and Clinical Associate Professor (Emeritus) in the Department of Psychology, The Hebrew University.
Read MoreYolanda Gampel, 2005
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Prof. Gampel has been in the forefront of integrating psychoanalytic theory and practice and emphasizing the centrality of psychoanalytic understanding of trauma in all cultures and countries.
Read MoreMoises Lemlij, MD, 2005
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Dr. Lemlij is a medical doctor who was trained as a psychoanalyst in London. He is a professor at the University of Lima, Peru, and a training analyst.
Read MoreGraeme J. Taylor, MD, 2005
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Dr. Taylor has spent the major portion of his academic career working at the interface of psychoanalysis and medicine.
Read MoreStanley I. Greenspan, MD, 2003
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1941-2010
Dr. Greenspan is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics George Washington University Medical School and Supervising Child Psychoanalyst at Washington Psychoanalytic Institute as well as Chairman of the Interdisciplinary Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders.
Read MoreMarvin Margolis, MD, PhD, 2003
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Marvin Margolis is clinical associate professor of psychology at Wayne State University, Training and Supervising Analyst, Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, and has served as Chairman of the Board of Professional Standards and also President of the American Psychoanalytic Association.
Read MoreHoward Shevrin, PhD, 2003
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Howard Shevrin has been described by Robert Wallerstein (Sigourney Award recipient in 1991) as a “pioneering member of an all too small cadre of empirical researchers” in psychoanalysis.
Read MoreThe William Alanson White Institute of New York, 2003
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Despite many differences among the founders of the White Institute, they agreed upon a humanistic concern to alleviate suffering, a fervent commitment to psychoanalysis as a response to human pain, a pro-active political stance toward redefining social structures to support individualism and personal freedom, and an abiding interest in the manifold interactions between individuals and their interpersonal environment.
Read MoreJorge Canestri, MD, 2004 (1942 - 2021)
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In addition to his Role as psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Jorge Canestri specializes in linguistics and epistemology.
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