Casual self-diagnosis flourishes as a consequence of our current obsession with therapeutic infotainment.

I have been reading works on mentalization (some of them discussed here ) for at least five years now, not long after I discovered how much ...

It is both electorally expedient and morally correct to ignore large chunks of public opinion.

There are certain books which may meander for several hundred pages, but have a single, simple thesis easily summed up in a paragraph or les...

The collapse of diagnosis-centered psychopharmacology

What Oliver Sacks jotted down in the books he read

The future DSM revamp is coming, weaving social context, biomarkers, functioning and symptom dimensions into faster, evidence-based diagnosis.

The psychoanalysts reflect on reclaiming curiosity, humility, and pleasure in the end times, as Phillips heads into retirement.

The London-based shrink is the quiet confessor to the city's artists and writers, and a cultural figure in his own right. For our March issue, he made time to talk with his friend, the writer Hermione...

Christopher Bollas’ work has been profoundly influential in contemporary psychoanalytic thought, shaping how clinicians understand the unconscious, the mind, and the work of psychoanalysis. He...