Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: cooking together towards self-authorization
By Rachel Katz I am an avid consumer of food media; I follow tons of food publications and writers on...
What is it about medical dramas that always keeps me coming back for more?
The psychology behind my obsession with Grey’s Anatomy A guest post by Molly KayAt the end of a long day,...
Welcome aboard: A psychoanalytic tour of pop culture
Writer: All my life, I have never seen one happy person. Stalker: Nor have I. They return from the Room...
What to do with the garbage people?
In the past year and a half, since the whole Trump thing, #MeToo, and all the concomitant social upheavals that...
2017 In Review
Remember this meme that went around last December? Haven’t seen too many 2017 versions of this one. Perhaps in 2016...
Gender and Leadership: An Interview with Lubna Khalid
Hello there, continuing our conversations on shared leadership, I have a treat for you today – an interview with Lubna...
Gender and Leadership: Framing the problem(s)
Hello! Lately we’ve been discussing gender and leadership in the Community of Interest in Applied Psychoanalysis reading group and I...
“In your guts you know he’s nuts”: Trumping the Goldwater Rule
Writing about Trump is like trying to stay ahead of an avalanche. Something happens, and you try to respond to...
Collaboration and its discontents: Learning to share
Randall: Look, do you want to be leader of this gang? Strutter: No, we agreed: No leader! Randall: Right. So...
Adventures in Groups, Part 3: A roadmap to surviving and thriving in groups
Previously in Adventures in Groups, we explored how groups can make us act strangely and make choices we wouldn’t otherwise...
