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"The Sullivanians," by Alexander Stille, is the riveting and troubling story of a psychoanalytic cult founded in 1950s New York.

In his new book, Alexander Stille tells a story of experimental living and exploitation | Culture

In the sixties and seventies, the Sullivanian Institute had a winning sales pitch for young New Yorkers: parties, sex, low rent, and affordable therapy.

Snapchat is a popular social media platform that allows users to send pictures and videos, with a timer that determines how long the recipient can view the content. Knowing how much time is left on the Snapchat timer is a crucial part of using the app effectively and managing the content you share. In this […]

Abstract (Summary) Dr Engel developed his ideas working in the area of psychosomatics and more specifically what is now called Consultation-Liason [...]

[Headnote] PART TWO [Headnote] In the second part of a series on the psychology of anxiety, Dr. Ibrahim Kreps take a look at various psychoanalytic [...]

NOTE: Pioneering gay therapist and activist Dr. Charles Silverstein, who died at age 87 on January 30, shared this account of his involvement in the historic

To propose that madness may have a function is not to deny its toll, but to help us understand what problem it is meant to solve.

Have you seen tweets with people talking about their “SO?” That’s probably not the word “so” accidentally typed in all-caps. It’s a totally different term.

The Devil made me do it T-Magazine Latest entry in The Conjuring franchise takes inspiration from ‘demonic possession’ being tried as legal defence By KARACHI: With the reality of stabbing his landlord multiple times dawning on him, Arne Johnson, in the recent horror-thriller “The Conjuring 3: The Devil Made Me Do It”, admits while sitting in a police holding cell, that he is the one to blame for the murder. “I invited this thing into me, and thats the reason that hes dead. So, you k...