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Michael Shoshani (Rosenbaum), Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist and a training and Supervising psychoanalyst. Shoshani (Rosenbaum) is the founding Chair and a faculty member and Supervisor of The Tel Aviv Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis and the co-founder of the Israeli Psychoanalytic Journal. He is also a Faculty Member and Supervisor at the New York University Postdoc Program for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, and a Supervisor for Doctoral Students of Clinical Psychology at the City University of New York and Rutgers State University of New Jersey. For over two decades, Shoshani (Rosenbaum) has treated patients, taught students and supervised clinicians. He has lectured and run workshops for many groups of professionals in Israel, the United States, Turkey, and Romania. Throughout his career, he has written numerous articles on contemporary therapeutic techniques, the treating and understanding of extremely challenging patients. In recent years Shoshani (Rosenbaum) is interested in interdisciplinary studies trying to bridge and weave together the different narratives of Psychoanalysis, Literature and Philosophy. Shoshani (Rosenbaum) has recently (April 2009) published his first book, Dare to be Human: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Journey (in the Relational Series edited by Lew Aron and Adrienne Harris), published by Routledge. Shoshani (Rosenbaum) practices psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in Tel Aviv.Michael Shoshani (Rosenbaum), Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist and a training and Supervising psychoanalyst. Shoshani (Rosenbaum) is the founding Chair and a faculty member and Supervisor of The Tel Aviv Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis and the co-founder of the Israeli Psychoanalytic Journal. He is also a Faculty Member and Supervisor at the New York University Postdoc Program for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, and a Supervisor for Doctoral Students of Clinical Psychology at the City University of New York and Rutgers State University of New Jersey. For over two decades, Shoshani (Rosenbaum) has treated patients, taught students and supervised clinicians. He has lectured and run workshops for many groups of professionals in Israel, the United States, Turkey, and Romania. Throughout his career, he has written numerous articles on contemporary therapeutic techniques, the treating and understanding of extremely challenging patients. In recent years Shoshani (Rosenbaum) is interested in interdisciplinary studies trying to bridge and weave together the different narratives of Psychoanalysis, Literature and Philosophy.