On behalf of the New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center (NOBPC), we’d like to invite you to a 30-minute informal informational session, led by faculty and members to learn more about becoming a member of our organization. In addition to being a vibrant community of clinicians specializing in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic therapy, we offer opportunities for continuing ... Read more
On behalf of the New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center (NOBPC), we’d like to invite you to a 30-minute informal informational session, led by faculty and members to learn more about becoming a member of our organization. In addition to being a vibrant community of clinicians specializing in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic therapy, we offer opportunities for continuing ... Read more
Psychoanalytic Explorations is a series in which faculty members and students of the NOBPC, as well as interested members of the community, present and discuss issues of current concern to them. The focus will be on clinical practice, theoretical challenges, and non-clinical applications of psychoanalytic theory; all presentations are intended to deepen attendees’ ability to ... Read more
Psychoanalytic Explorations is a series in which faculty members and students of the NOBPC, as well as interested members of the community, present and discuss issues of current concern to them. The focus will be on clinical practice, theoretical challenges, and non-clinical applications of psychoanalytic theory; all presentations are intended to deepen attendees’ ability to ... Read more
Sponsored by The Svenson Lectureship Fund NOBPC in collaboration with Imagine Recovery New Orleans presents Beyond Words: Exploring Countertransference Through Art & Sensory Expression An Experiential Workshop for Clinicians on Navigating Unconscious Responses Robert Wolf, DPsa Attendees will receive a 3-hour CME certificate. This is a hybrid event. Please choose to join us at Imagine ... Read more
This applied psychoanalytic paper explores the phenomenon of murder-suicide in post-Katrina New Orleans, focusing on the case of Zack Bowen and Addie Hall. The aftermath of natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina often leads to increased mental health issues, including violence and suicide. The author, who lived and practiced psychiatry in the French Quarter, was involved ... Read more