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"Psychosis: Key Psychoanalytic Concepts" with Danielle Knafo PhD.

ABOUT ISPS-US ISPS-US promotes psychological and social approaches to states of mind often called "psychosis" in treatment, education, and advocacy through collaborations between service providers, experts by experience, and family members. Join us in our mission by becoming a member at www.isps-us.org Dr. Knafo explains key psychoanalytic concepts that help us to understand and treat psychosis or psychotic phenomena. These concepts include: regression, projective identification, psychic retreats, attacks on linking, islands of clarity, and finding meaning in symptoms. She emphasizes the discoveries, since Freud’s time, that have deepened the understanding of the psyche, allowing the attribution of meaning to symptomology, and permitting human encounters that initiate profound change through insight and communication. Danielle Knafo, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, psychoanalyst, and professor in the clinical psychology doctoral program at LIU Post, where she chairs a specialty concentration on Serious Mental Illness. She is also faculty and supervisor at NYU’s Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She is a popular speaker and a prolific author who has published seven books and dozens of articles on psychoanalysis, creativity, gender, psychosis, trauma, technology and perversion. She maintains a private practice in Manhattan and Great Neck, NY. This meeting is a recording of a webinar. It mostly recorded quite well, but our apologies for a moment here and there where the recording did not synchronize correctly. Below are readings suggested by Danielle Knafo for those who want to follow up on what was presented: Michael Eigen. 1986. The Psychotic Core. Jason Aronson. Christopher Bollas. 2013. Catch them Before they Fall: The Psychoanalysis of Breakdown. London: Routledge. David Downing and Jon Mills, eds. 2017. Outpatient treatment of Psychosis: Psychodynamic Approaches to Evidence-Based Practice. London: Karnac. Edward Podvoll. 2003. Recovering Sanity: A Compassionate Approach to Understanding and Treating Psychoses. Shambhala John Steiner. 1993. Psychic Retreats. London: Routledge Ronald Fairbairn. 1943. The Repression and the Return of the Bad Objects. Bertram Karon and Gary Vandenbos. 1981. Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia, NY: Aronson W.R. Bion. 1967. Differentiation of the Psychotic from the Non- Psychotic Personalities; Attacks on Linking. In Second Thoughts D. Knafo. 2016. Going Blind to See: The Role of Regression in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Psychosis. American Journal of Psychotherapy, 70(1): 79-100. D. Knafo & M. Selzer. 2017. Outpatient Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Psychosis: Managing Isolation and Creating Safety. In J. Mills & D. Downing, Eds. Outpatient Treatment of Psychosis: Psychodynamic Approaches to Evidence-Based Practice. London: Karnac. D. Knafo & M. Selzer. 2015. “Don’t Step on Tony!” The Importance of Symptoms When Working with Psychosis. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 32(1): 159-172. Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia, published by the British Psychological Society, https://www.bps.org.uk/system/files/u... Copyright ISPS-US 2018