Psychoanalysis in Extension: Can the Conference as a Genre Be Properly Psychoanalytic?

Founding member of the Group for Independent Formation, is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst practicing in New York City, where he works with older children, adolescents, and adults. He serves as adjunct supervising faculty in the clinical psychology doctoral program at the City College of New York; supervises clinical trainees at the Greene Clinic; and has taught in training programs at the Greene Clinic, Pulsion Institute, and Pratt Institute Counseling Center. He has a long relationship with music, primarily as a pianist, and in a previous life earned a doctoral degree in music composition. His publications have appeared in Psychoanalytic Psychology, Division Review, and Threepenny Review.