Issue 1 - Memoir and Psychoanalysis18 articlesFrom the Desk of the Editor-in-Chiefp. 1M. Sagman KayatekinSection One: “Mangia and Enjoy”Culture is Memory, Memory is Culturep. 3Merle Heidi MolofskyCulture, Memory, and the Living Art of Psychoanalysis: Reflections on Merle Heidi Molofsky's “Culture Is Memory, Memory Is Culture”p. 14Gary Jay FleishmanCulture is Memory Engagedp. 20Lee JenkinsNot Having Been Lovedp. 27Lee JenkinsRecognizing Trauma: Response to “Culture is Memory, Memory is Culture” by Merle Heidi Molofskyp. 38Les Von LosbergA Response to Merle Heidi Molofsky's Paper, “Culture is Memory, Memory is Culture,” Finding the Intersection of Culture, Memory, Colonial Trauma, and Puerto Rican Resiliencep. 43John R. Muñiz Gonzālez“Culture is Memory, Memory is Culture” by Merle Heidi Molofskyp. 53Julie Jaffee NagelOn Choosing the Conservation or Redaction of History (A Resonant Meditation on Merle Molofsky's “Culture is Memory, Memory is Culture”)p. 61Alexander SteinIn Response to “Culture is Memory, Memory is Culture”p. 70Joseph M. ScarpatiIn Response to Merle Molofsky's Memoirp. 74Tata TraoréCulture Is Memory: Language, Art, Food, and the Work of Witnessp. 85Mustafa ZiyalanMerle Heidi Molofsky's Responsesp. 91Conversation with Merle Heidi Molofskyp. 108M. Sagman KayatekinSection Two: “Treatment Resistant”Review of: Donnelley M. (2023). Treatment Resistance in Therapy: A Patient's Perspective. Independently Published.p. 126J. Christopher FowlerResponse to Dr. Fowlerp. 138Marshall DonnelleyConversation with Marshall Donnelleyp. 141M. Sagman KayatekinContributorsp. 157