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THE PHILADELPHIA JUNGIAN PROFESSIONAL CLUB ARE PLEASED TO OFFER:
MEMORY and the Remembrance of Things Past
Neuroscience has a valuable contribution to make to the understanding of memory
and the emotional brain and its implications for psychoanalytic thinking.
Drawing from an array of scientists, this seminar will answer some important
questions about memory, give us a historic perspective of research on memory,
and help us (and our patients) understand the nature of its complexity. This
seminar will explore the interconnectedness of psychoanalysis, neuroscience,
cognitive science and psychology. Through the presentation of case studies, it
will further aim to bridge the gap between theory and clinical practice and
demonstrate how awareness of the insights gained from neuroscience are essential
to effective psychological therapy.
Date: Friday, May 11th, 2012
Place: The Academy House (Terrace Level)
Time: 1:00pm-5:00pm (Registration & Light Lunch at 12:30)
Phone: 215-450-9941
Our
Presenter: Margery Quackenbush, PHD, is the Executive Director of the
National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP). She is a
licensed psychoanalyst in New York and Vermont, is a graduate of the Center for
Modern Psychoanalytic Studies, She is a recipient of the Miriam Berkman Spotnitz
Award for Scholarly Excellence. In 2004, she received the first Outstanding
Professional Service Award from the American Board for Accreditation in
Psychoanalysis. She is the author of Neuroscience informs Psychoanalysis in the
Annals of Modern Psychoanalysis. Her research topics include Recent Brain
Experiments on Memory, and Recent Research on Dreams and Memory. She has taught
courses on Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis for the Mid-Manhattan Psychoanalytic
Institute and Union Graduate Institute, served as an editor, lecturer, and book
reviewer, and conducted workshops on such topics as The Humor Cure in Reversing
Depression and Death of the Mother/Analyst. Dr. Quackenbush maintains a private
practice in NYC. PPS, c/o Dr. Marion Rudin Frank, 250 S.17th Street, Suite 101, Phila.Pa. 19103. Or call 215-545-7800 |