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[ May 6, 2019 ] Book Review—Baffled by Love: Stories of the Lasting Impact of Childhood Trauma Inflicted by Loved Ones Book Review
[ May 6, 2019 ] What the Research Says about the Treatment of Patients with Dissociative Disorders—and an Invitation to Work and Learn Together with the TOP DD Research Team Special Section
[ May 6, 2019 ] Association for Trauma Outreach and Prevention Mental Health Outreach Project to Nigeria and Niger Delta: Healing, Peace Building and Mindful Leadership Announcement
[ May 6, 2019 ] Refugee Mental Health Resource Network Database Report An APA Interdivisional Project Announcement
[ May 6, 2019 ] Guest Editor’s Note – Spring 2019 Editor's Note

Three Problems with Dissociation

May 6, 2019 0

Bryan T. Reuther, PsyD In the minds of clinicians and researchers, the term ‘dissociation’ conjures up a variety of intriguing and controversial phenomena; it should therefore come as no surprise that some have complained that […]

Worlds Apart: Dissociation and Traumatic Temporality

May 6, 2019 0

Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D. Coined by Pierre Janet in his investigations of hysteria, the term dissociation has taken on a variety of not-always-compatible meanings and usages in contemporary psychoanalytic theory and practice. Donnel Stern (1997), for […]

Death, afterlife, and doomsday scenario: Why do we evade the extreme dangers of climate change?

November 9, 2018 0

Death, afterlife, and doomsday scenario: Why do we evade the extreme dangers of climate change? (A review of Samuel Scheffler’s Death and the Afterlife) Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D. In a blog post of a year […]