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	Division of Psychoanalysis (Division 39) American Psychological Association The Aims of Division 39 The goal of this site is to give mental health professionals information about the Division of Psychoanalysis, and to allow members of the Division to communicate and collaborate. Seventy years after G. Stanley Hall, the founder of the American Psychological Association invited Sigmund Freud, Sandor Ferenczi, Carl Jung and Ernest Jones to the Clark University, the Division of Psychoanalysis was established as a structure within the American Psychology Association. In the seventeen subsequent years, the Division of Psychoanalysis has grown to almost 4,000 members and affiliates (students and international affiliates). The Division represents within the broad field of psychology, professionals who identify themselves as having a major commitment to the study, practice and development of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. From the President Psychology in the News: The Sport of Couch Bashing October 2009 was not a good month for clinical psychology. Several articles in the popular press attacked the profession for being unscientific, permitting psychologists to practice what they think is clinically useful based on personal experience rather than requiring them to use evidence-based treatments. The primary attack on clinical psychology was launched by Sharon Begley in an October 12 Newsweek article entitled "Ignoring the Evidence: Why Do Psychologists Reject Science?" In addition, the October 15 issue of Nature published a column by Allison Abbott entitled "Psychology: A Reality Check" describing the need for clinical psychology to embrace scientifically-proven forms of psychotherapy. Both articles are based on a report issued last November in Psychological Science in the Public Interest, the journal of the Association for Psychological Science (APS), by Timothy Baker et al., accompanied by an editorial written by Walter Mischel. More >> EARLY BIRD SPECIAL REGISTER ONLINE NOW FOR CHICAGO 2010 SPRING MEETING More >> Early Career Professionals Attention Early Career Professionals and Graduate Students: The 2010 Division 39 Spring Meeting will be held in Chicago with the theme, "Wild Analysis: Then (1920) and Now (2010)." Exciting new opportunities for early career participants are available. The meeting will also focus on the importance of crypto trading among professionals and graduate students. The profits from crypto trading can bring some extra money that will help to maintain the financial stability. Interested students and professionals can check here for more details. Money is a potent stimulant that stimulates the mind. It energizes and motivates people. 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More >> SPOTLIGHT Division 39 Publications Louis Rothschild, PhD Welcome to the Spotlight Introduction for Volume 26, Issue Number 4 of Psychoanalytic Psychology.  In choosing to Spotlight Ofra Shalev's and Hanoch Yerushalmi's paper, 'Status of sexuality in contemporary Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy', I am reminded of Harlow's (1958) work on love.  Although Harlow's monkey's well known preference of a soft cloth covered mannequin over a bare wire mannequin with a feeding tube should not be conflated with The Beatles' (Lennon & McCartney, 1967) refrain that, "Love is all you need," this associational link between Harlow and The Beatles is perhaps at the heart of Shalev's and Yerushalmi's paper. Enter the SPOTLIGHT area in the Publications area for the full article. More >> PEP WEB ARCHIVE SUBSCRIPTION NOW AVAILABLE TO DIVISION 39 MEMBERS! You have probably received an email from Nancy McWilliams, President of Division 39, explaining how and why the Division has created a special arrangement for its members to gain cheap access to the PEP Archive at http://www.pep-web.org READ ON FOR INSTRUCTIONS More >> PEP WEB ReSubscription Reminder Members who have subscribed to the PEP WEB need to resubscribe at the end of their subscription year. Here's how to renew your subscription: More >> APsaA Fellowship Program The American Psychoanalytic Association founded its Fellowship Program as part of an initiative to provide outstanding early-career psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers and academics, the future educators and leaders in their fields, additional knowledge of psychoanalysis. Click here for a link to the APsaA site More >> Empirical Studies in Psychoanalysis A Link to the APSA Web Site Empirical Studies in Psychoanalysis More >> Division 39/APA Press Book Prize Division 39 and APA Press are delighted to announce the second annual prize for a first book by a psychoanalytic author. The winner receives a $1000 cash prize, a certificate of recogntion, and guarantee of publication by the APA press. More >> PsycScans Now Online PsycSCAN: Psychoanalysis Psychoanalytic Abstracts is now available electronically (and only electronically) through PsychSCANS--APA's electronic database resource. To access PsycScans/Psychoanalysis,log into the APA.org web site and follow the links under Your Subscriptions on the home page. For more detailed instructions, turn to the Publications Committee area of this web site, where you will find a pdf document. More >> Division 39/APsaA Collaboration "The Enduring Significance of Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice," a powerpoint presentation created by Greg Lowder, in collaboration with Nancy McWilliams, James Hansell, and the Board of Directors of Division 39. Division 39 offers a teaching resource that covers empirical research substantiating psychoanalytic theories and treatments. Download a PDF Version of the Power Point Presentation Click here to connect to APsaA Web Site APsaA Fellowship Web Site More >> Outreach Project Highlight: SOFAR Strategic Outreach to Families of All Reservists DIVISION 39 SOFAR Project Highlighted in APA Monitor More >> Task Force on Basic Human Rights The Task Force on Basic Human Rights was appointed just prior to the 2006 Spring Conference by David Ramirez, President of the Division. It has the following members: Neil Altman, chair; Marilyn Jacobs, Frank Summers, Laurel Bass Wagner, Nancy McWilliams (ex-officio), and Jaine Darwin. Important Documents Related to the Task Force More >> Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual Reviewed in The New York Times See the Link in the New Events Box on this Home Page A number of Division 39 members - Sidney Blatt, Jaine Darwin, Abby Herzig, Marvin Hurvich, Bertram Karon, Nancy McWilliams, Herbert Schlesinger, Jonathan Shedler, Howard Shevrin, George Stricker, Joel Weinberger, Drew Westen and others - have contributed to the development of a new diagnostic manual intended to compensate for many of the limitations of the DSM. Edited by Stanley Greenspan and sponsored by Division 39, the American Psychoanalytic Association, the International Psychoanalytical Association, the National Membership Committee on Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work, and the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, the manual will be available sometime this spring. Royalties will go into a fund to support psychoanalytic research. There follows an article on the project that appeared recently in the New York Times: More >> New Outreach Companion Web Site Division of Psychoanalysis Outreach Companion Web Site The Division is pleased to establish a companion website at http://www.div39outreach.org�that �will highlight the outreach activities of our members. �The new site will be linked to the exisiting Division website at http://www.division39.org. More >> Newsletter Information Psychologist-Psychoanalyst The Psychologist-Psychoanalyst is an official publication of the Division of Psychoanalysis. It is published four times a year and contains general articles of interest to the membership as well as reports from officers, committees, sections and local chapters of the Division. More >>
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