Digital technologies have become constitutive of adolescent development, shaping the conditions under which identity and self-experience unfold. Within this altered landscape, some young people inc...

A new issue of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, edited by Joseph Wise M.D., Harmon Biddle L.I.C.S.W. & Matthew C. Johnson Ph.D.

A new issue of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, edited by Daniel Goldin, Psy.D and Daniel Posner, M.D.

Obscurity surrounds the developmental psychopathology of psychopathy and violence. How far might psychoanalytic and attachment perspectives be critical for understanding the basis for such patholog...

A new issue of Psychoanalytic Inquiry, edited by Daniel Posner, M.D.

Daniel Goldin describes his first session as a therapist.

Latin Voices. Volume 46, Issue 2 of Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Enlarging the Frame, Expanding Our Worlds: The Many Uses of Depth Therapy. Volume 46, Issue 1 of Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Image via Wikimedia Commons In his 1935 essay, 'The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproducibility,' influential German-Jewish critic Walter Benjamin introduced the term “aura' to describe an au...

Psychoanalytic Inquiry's Connections and Conversation Series: Different types of narcissism: a neuropsychoanalytic perspective – Professor Mark Solms

This article reports on decades of efforts to understand changes in manifest dreams in psychodynamic therapies as indicators for relevant, sustaining transformations in the inner object world of pa...

Psychoanalytic Inquiry's Connections and Conversation Series: Different types of narcissism: a neuropsychoanalytic perspective – Professor Mark Solms

Research shows that affirmative relationships and environments have a positive impact on the mental health of LGBTQIA+ people. Yet many LGBTQIA+ individuals experience relational traumas from rejec...

We’ve watched as our community put in calls, made visits, and shared their stories about why Medicaid matters. You’ve told your elected officials that this program is life-saving, vital support — and ...

This debate centers around the issue of whether and to what extent the lived experience of patients provides (complementary) knowledge. This conference brings together researchers from various philosophical disciplines to contribute to this question.

Writer Carter J. Carter; Editor/prologue, Daniel Goldin

This essay proposes that hate speech merits political consideration beyond society’s usual efforts to either banish or restrict, or alternatively, (as in the US context) to impose few restrictions ...

Madness, embodiment & epistemic justice: A 360 degree perspective

YouTube video by The Italian Academy - Columbia University

This paper is an auto-ethnographic exploration of the historical, familial, and sociopolitical factors that led to my first psychosis at age 31, and the familial, cultural, and social supports that...

Can we have experiences without a “self” that’s having them? Is my “self” something private and interior, unknowable to anybody else? How is that inner self related to my body, to other people, to ...

YouTube video by MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing

YouTube video by William Alanson White Institute

In this candid, informative memoir, Bien, a trained facilitator for the Hearing Voices Network, describes experiencing auditory ...

YouTube video by Robert Reich

Writer, Gabriela Mann; Editor, Daniel Goldin