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Impulse goes out on the first of the month to over 1800 subscribers via email. It connects both the local and wider community to psychoanalytic events and fresh voices writing about various issues within psychoanalysis.
Appointment Book provides a source for different events hosted by local psychoanalytic organizations that may submit their events for publication for free each month on the NCSPP website. If an organization wants to highlight a certain event, with more space for elaboration, they do so under Event Spotlight.
NCSPP members contribute to Potential Space, a section to delve deeper into various reflections on matters ranging from book reviews to clinical issues to recent events. This year we have been focusing on current social issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic, politics, and the American psyche. The column returns with long-term writers, Lorrie Goldin and Amber Trotter, while our newest writer, Rebekah Tinker, delves into issues surrounding gender. I look forward to introducing new voices this fall and inviting more NCSPP members to be in dialogue with one another through Potential Space.
The column formerly known as Psychoanalysis in the News, headed by Molly Merson, is now named Psychoanalysis in Society, and has shifted direction to highlight topical perspectives on social issues that are psychoanalytic in nature but not necessarily directly referencing the world of psychoanalysis as it has in the past. She will include viewpoints from