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Psychodynamic Therapy Revealed to be as Efficacious as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettMeta-analytic study finds that psychodynamic therapy outcomes are equivalent to those of CBT and other empirically supported treatments By Zenobia Morrill New meta-analytic data published in The American Journal of Psychiatry finds that psychodynamic therapy is just as efficacious as other empirically supported treatments, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Psychodynamic psychotherapy comes from traditional […]
Announcing iStrive: Where young adults, high-functioning on the autism spectrum can thrive!
/0 Comments/in Public Relations /by spritchettPress Release Contact Person: Pat Bratt patbratt@comcast.net 973-477-9228 Lori Feigenbaum events@acapnj.org 972—629-1002 iStrive at ACAP ACAP Academy of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis and BGSP-NJ Announcing iStrive: Where young adults, high-functioning on the autism spectrum can thrive! iStrive is ACAP’s new, unique Saturday program supporting young adults, high functioning on the autism spectrum, […]
Mary Robinson Elected President of the Board of the Academy of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis.
/0 Comments/in Public Relations /by spritchettThe Academy of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis (ACAP) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mary Robinson, MA, CT as President of the Board of Trustees. Robinson has served on the board since 2010 and has served on the Development Committee and as Chair of the Governance Committee. Robinson, a resident of Madison, is a […]
How the right song can help you manage anxiety
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettBy Andrew Littlefield Sep 2, 2018 Maya Benattar is a licensed psychotherapist in New York City. Her office looks like the typical therapist’s office — calm and quiet, comfortable seating, soothing lighting. The perfect place to work through difficult feelings of anxiety and depression. But a few items might catch your eye: a piano, drums, a guitar, […]
My Life As a Psychopath
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettscience of us Aug. 10, 2018 By Katie Heaney The word “psychopath,” like many words associated with mental and personality disorders, is used broadly, and often incorrectly — colloquially, we might call someone who lies a lot a psychopath, just as we might call someone who texts us more frequently than we want “crazy.” The word […]
Sigmund Freud and 21st Century Social Media: Id, Ego & SuperEgo as Social Media Platforms
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettPosted on July 1, 2018, Written on June 13, 2018 By Chris Broyles You walk up to Berggasse 19 in Vienna, Austria, and enter a dimly lit room filled with thousands of books, odd antiquities and hear the dull tick of an unseen clock. You see an oddly familiar face of a slight older man […]
Mission to Mars: What psychosocial challenges would astronauts face on an epic journey to the red planet?
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettBy Kirsten Weir June 2018, Vol 49, No. 6 Posted from here (APA) Even at their closest, when Earth and Mars are approaching one another in their oblong orbits, there are 35 million miles between our blue orb and the red planet. But that distance hasn’t stopped NASA and other space agencies from setting their […]
The Art of Not Trying Too Hard
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettSteven Shapiro • 5/4/2018 Q: I’m sometimes unable to form an alliance with “difficult” clients, and therapy fizzles out before it’s gotten started. How can I reach these hard sells? A: As you’ve undoubtedly discovered, when we genuinely connect with clients, therapy usually goes smoothly and effectively, and the work is rewarding. We tend to […]
The Best Kept Psychotherapy Secrets
/0 Comments/in BlogOnly /by spritchettHow to get help with today’s “problems of living.” Posted Apr 23, 2018 Psychology Today Keeping secrets is a central tenet in my line of work as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. I am intimately involved with the most private experiences, behaviors, fantasies, thoughts, and desires of my patients. Keeping secrets is vital in developing […]