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His Diploma thesis was Narcissism and the Search for Interiority and explored the concept of Narcissism from a Jungian and Kohutian perspective. Jung Institute. He also served on the C. In he became head of the Institute for Depth Psychology at Wainwright House in Rye, New York and as part of its program, he started the Professional Enrichment Program in Jungian Theory and Practice PEP —a study community of some 35 students and staff who gathered in quarterly conferences and reading seminars to explore the ideas of C.

Jung and his followers. It was in the context of this program that he began to teach and lecture in the area of early childhood trauma, and to explore the emerging trauma paradigm in Psychoanalysis and its relationship to Jungian ideas.

Hristo kalchev biography of donald

In Dr. Kalsched joined the Westchester Institute for Training in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Bedford Hills New York where he started a "Jungian Track" within an inter-disciplinary Psychoanalytic curriculum which included object relations, self psychology and existential psychology. There he returned to his earlier passion for psychoanalytic education, supervising and teaching analytic training candidates and teaching courses across the range of his interests from object relations theory to dream interpretation to trans-personal dimensions of psychotherapy.

Thomas Singer, and it is the subject of our talk today. This interview was recorded on Wednesday, June 10, You can listen to it right here in your browser or download it directly to your computer. This episode is now available on our YouTube channel. You can also listen to this episode on your Amazon Echo device. Aron, Ph. Fabienne Neuquelman-Denis editor.

Leslie Sawin editor. Murray Stein contributor. Donald Kalsched contributor. Lorraine Razzi Freedle. Martin Kalff contributor. Quotes by Donald Kalsched? Quotes are added by the Goodreads community and are not verified by Goodreads. Learn more. An infant or young child who is abused, violated or seriously neglected by a caretaking adult is overwhelmed by intolerable affects that are impossible for it to metabolize, much less understand or even think about.

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