Lucas McGranahan 10/3/25 Lucas McGranahan 10/3/25

Carl Rogers Meets Donald Winnicott

A humanistic-relational paradigm in psychotherapy

Lucas McGranahan 10/3/25 Lucas McGranahan 10/3/25

Having a Word

Bewitchment and confusion in analytic dialogue

Lucas McGranahan 10/2/25 Lucas McGranahan 10/2/25

Diving into the Myth

Adrienne Rich and the individuation of American democracy

Lucas McGranahan 9/10/25 Lucas McGranahan 9/10/25

Therapy in the psychedelic underground

An interview with author Rachel Harris

Marshall Byler 9/8/25 Marshall Byler 9/8/25

How to Apply to Clinical Psychology PhD Programs

Notes from an aspiring psychologist

Marshall Byler 8/25/25 Marshall Byler 8/25/25

Handling Positive Transference

Ask a Psychoanalyst

Lucas McGranahan 6/12/25 Lucas McGranahan 6/12/25

Does My Therapist Think About Me?

Ask a Psychoanalyst

Lucas McGranahan 6/12/25 Lucas McGranahan 6/12/25

Building the China American Psychoanalytic Alliance

Chinese psychoanalysis emerges through training and scholarship

Lucas McGranahan 6/10/25 Lucas McGranahan 6/10/25

The Shadow of the Dead Mother

How maternal absence shaped psychoanalytic theory

Lucas McGranahan 6/9/25 Lucas McGranahan 6/9/25

Psychedelics and Psychoanalysis

A conversation with John Burton

Lucas McGranahan 6/5/25 Lucas McGranahan 6/5/25

Mind and Body

Whatever happened to psychosomatics?

Marshall Byler 6/3/25 Marshall Byler 6/3/25

Freud as Outsider

New documentary examines Freud’s life and work

Marshall Byler 5/27/25 Marshall Byler 5/27/25

“Sinners” is a film about Black Joy

Sinners invites viewers to face the realities of collective pain, hold the tensions of joy and injustice, and imagine a freer world.

Marshall Byler 5/13/25 Marshall Byler 5/13/25

On Being Jewish

There is something inside of me I can’t get rid of. It weighs me down at the center of my body like a stone.

Marshall Byler 5/10/25 Marshall Byler 5/10/25

Listening Like Lives Depend On It

Are psychoanalysts method actors?

Lucas McGranahan 5/7/25 Lucas McGranahan 5/7/25

Leavings

A poetic memoir of an analyst’s mourning

Marshall Byler 5/6/25 Marshall Byler 5/6/25

Between Two Names

Decolonization isn’t about rejecting one identity for another

Lucas McGranahan 4/28/25 Lucas McGranahan 4/28/25

Two Freudian Games

A video game and a board game revisit the early days of psychoanalysis

Marshall Byler 4/28/25 Marshall Byler 4/28/25

Corporations in the Consulting Room

What do we stand for, and what stands in our way?

Marshall Byler 4/28/25 Marshall Byler 4/28/25

White Noise

Is today’s schizophrenic media multiverse the companionable entity that TV once was?

Lucas McGranahan 4/27/25 Lucas McGranahan 4/27/25

Deus in Machina

From AI to VR to the gig economy, TAP 59.1 covers all things psychoanalysis and technology.

Todd Essig 4/27/25 Todd Essig 4/27/25

Psychoanalytic AI Activism

Creatively and critically engaging the future

Dan Kelley 4/27/25 Dan Kelley 4/27/25

Virtual Reality in Therapy

Rabbit holes of discovery

Sue Kolod 4/22/25 Sue Kolod 4/22/25

From Chosen Trauma to Depolarization

Addressing toxic polarization in groups using the work of Vamik Volkan

Mikita Brottman 4/11/25 Mikita Brottman 4/11/25

True Crime Fantasies

What a popular genre tells us about women’s interest in murder

Livia Garofalo 3/19/25 Livia Garofalo 3/19/25

A Room of (Almost) One’s Own

Therapeutic labor, women’s work, and the platform economy

Marshall Byler 3/4/25 Marshall Byler 3/4/25

Computation is Not Mentation

Why embodiment and lived experience matter

Marshall Byler 2/27/25 Marshall Byler 2/27/25

When AI Amplifies Gender Bias

From projective identification to equitable hiring systems

Marshall Byler 2/14/25 Marshall Byler 2/14/25

Nina Simone

A biographer’s fantasy

Marshall Byler 2/5/25 Marshall Byler 2/5/25

Psychoanalytic Education in a Post-Pandemic World

One of the most important strategies is for faculty to model engagement for the class by encouraging the creation of an active learning environment online.