M. Gerard Fromm, PhD, ABPP, is a faculty member for this workshop that explores the Large Group Identity dynamics of societies in conflict and the implications of those dynamics for intervention.

In this presentation, Anne Erreich, PhD, cites the prominence of theories which locate serious adult psychopathology in the pre-verbal infant’s inability to formulate or represent traumatic experience.

Dr. Clara Mucci presents the three levels of interpersonal traumatizations with all the consequences at the level of attachment styles, interpersonal neurobiology, and affect regulation and personability dynamics up to the point of developing complex PTSD and personality disorders.

A virtual conference designed specifically for advanced psychiatric residents (PGY3, PGY4, and Fellows).

Fred Busch, MD, speaks about Problem-Focused Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, which is a modified psychoanalytic treatment approach that addresses patient’s specific problems, including symptoms, personality issues, relationship struggles, and behavioral difficulties.

Dr. Hannah Wallerstein address the recent shift towards was has been termed an “ontological” approach to psychoanalysis (Ogden 2019), in which experiencing and becoming oneself more fully are seen as the goals of treatment, with the generation of knowledge taking a back seat.

Riggs staff members Marina Bayeva, MD, PhD; Samar Habl, MD; David Mintz, MD; Eric Plakun, MD; Erin Seery, MD; and Jane Tillman, PhD, ABPP, will be presenting at the American Psychiatric Association (APA) 2025 Annual Meeting.

Vivian Chan, DO, MS; and Marilyn Charles, PhD, ABPP, present at the APS annual conference at St. Mary's University in London.

Stijn Vanheule, PhD, discusses the implications of the Lacanian model of psychosis for clinical practice, with a focus on ethical positioning, addressing the unconscious, handling transference, and navigating crisis and stability in psychosis.

Professor Solms argues against the claim that Strachey ‘falsely scientized’ Freud.

M. Gerard Fromm, PhD, ABPP, is a faculty member for this workshop that explores the Large Group Identity dynamics of societies in conflict and the implications of those dynamics for intervention.

In this presentation, Anne Erreich, PhD, cites the prominence of theories which locate serious adult psychopathology in the pre-verbal infant’s inability to formulate or represent traumatic experience.

Dr. Clara Mucci presents the three levels of interpersonal traumatizations with all the consequences at the level of attachment styles, interpersonal neurobiology, and affect regulation and personability dynamics up to the point of developing complex PTSD and personality disorders.

A virtual conference designed specifically for advanced psychiatric residents (PGY3, PGY4, and Fellows).

Fred Busch, MD, speaks about Problem-Focused Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, which is a modified psychoanalytic treatment approach that addresses patient’s specific problems, including symptoms, personality issues, relationship struggles, and behavioral difficulties.

Dr. Hannah Wallerstein address the recent shift towards was has been termed an “ontological” approach to psychoanalysis (Ogden 2019), in which experiencing and becoming oneself more fully are seen as the goals of treatment, with the generation of knowledge taking a back seat.

Riggs staff members Marina Bayeva, MD, PhD; Samar Habl, MD; David Mintz, MD; Eric Plakun, MD; Erin Seery, MD; and Jane Tillman, PhD, ABPP, will be presenting at the American Psychiatric Association (APA) 2025 Annual Meeting.

Vivian Chan, DO, MS; and Marilyn Charles, PhD, ABPP, present at the APS annual conference at St. Mary's University in London.

Stijn Vanheule, PhD, discusses the implications of the Lacanian model of psychosis for clinical practice, with a focus on ethical positioning, addressing the unconscious, handling transference, and navigating crisis and stability in psychosis.

Professor Solms argues against the claim that Strachey ‘falsely scientized’ Freud.