TAP 59.2 covers the social turn in psychoanalysis, therapy as method acting, ketamine therapy, and more.

Is it in the body, the mind, society, or somehow all three?

Bringing psychoanalysis to walking therapy

Can the Group Relations Conference revive psychoanalysis?

Meet the people behind a global program cultivating the next generation of psychoanalytic researchers.

A humanistic-relational paradigm in psychotherapy 

Bewitchment and confusion in analytic dialogue

Adrienne Rich and the individuation of American democracy

An interview with author Rachel Harris

Notes from an aspiring psychologist

Ask a Psychoanalyst

Ask a Psychoanalyst

Chinese psychoanalysis emerges through training and scholarship

How maternal absence shaped psychoanalytic theory

A conversation with John Burton

Whatever happened to psychosomatics?

New documentary examines Freud’s life and work

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

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. 

Are psychoanalysts method actors?

A poetic memoir of an analyst’s mourning

Decolonization isn’t about rejecting one identity for another

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

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

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

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

Creatively and critically engaging the future

Rabbit holes of discovery

Addressing toxic polarization in groups using the work of Vamik Volkan

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