Children of Refugees: Torture, Human Rights, and Psychological Consequences, by Aida Alayarian |
Addressing the Gap Between the Psychological Needs of Children and the Services Provided An Afghan refugee girl holds her younger sister In a world where
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How Imagination Can Maintain Physical and Mental Health Many would not believe it, but you can accomplish a great deal with inner pictures. The power of t
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How Society Shapes Who We Are The Political Self explores how our social and economic contexts profoundly affect our mental health and well-being, and how
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The Origins of Permission to Narrate I’d just finished The World Within the Group (2014) and had several lines of research and chapter drafts that did not
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A Psychoanalytic Study of Pervasive Developmental Disorders What To Do If the Mind Does Not Develop is a psychoanalytic study of pervasive developmental d
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From January 2017 all of the articles, interviews, reviews, and resources from Karnacology will be available direct from Karnac: please click here. New bl
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The Importance of differentiating between ‘Learned Security’ and ‘Earned Security’ After almost three decades working as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist,
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How the Psychological and the Somatic Interact and Play Off Each Other This book explores how we think about and understand sport from the perspective of
Read more →The Therapy Womb, by Michael Eigen |
Psychoanalytic Beauty and the Unborn Self I remember the first one-on-one session I had with a patient when I began training. I felt I could breathe in an
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The First Ambush: Hijacking the Human Brain ‘Unbeknown to me at the time, the army’s training and/or indoctrination would come to shape my life, my decisi
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Is there a way of promoting or instituting better integrated services? This March will see the publication of a timely and significant book illustrating t
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