Association for Psychoanalytic Thought

Past event 9 May 2025

Passages III: Developing and bring careers to a close

A Panel Discussion considering the psychological, social, familial, and personal aspects of changing careers and transitioning into retirement.

Friday, May 9th, 2025
6:45 Wine & Cheese
7:00-8:30 Program
Library, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute
3001 Highland Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio

Panelists:
* Frederick R. Browne, PhD; Associate Professor Department of Health Services Administration, Xavier University.
* David T. Hellkamp, PhD; Professor Emeritus, Clinical and Organizational Consulting Psychology, Xavier University.
* Bernard B. Foster, MD; Emeritus Faculty of The Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute and member of the CPI Board of Directors

Past event: 28 Feb 2025

Passages II: The Final Passage - Reflections on Death & Dying
A Panel Discussion considering the psychological, social, familial, and personal aspects of mortality and death

Library, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute; 3001 Highland Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio

Panelists:
* Bernadette Nunley, JD; National Policy Director for Compassion & Choices
* Jen Blaylock; Death Doula Cincinnati, LLC
* Katherine Callahan-Howell; pastor, the Winton Community Free Methodist Church; a founder for the Justice Network of the Free Methodist Church

Past event: 8 Nov 2024

Passages I: Psychotherapy, Trump, & Authoritarian Populism

A Panel presentation intended to help understand the thrall of populism and the ways that polar divides have affected the consulting room.

Friday November 8, 2024
Wine and Cheese: 6:45; Program: 7:00-8:30
Library, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute
3001 Highland Ave, Cincinnati, OH

Panelists:
* David T. Buckley, PhD; Paul Weber Endowed Chair of Politics, Science, and Religion in the Department of Political Science, and Director of the University of the Center for Asian Democracy, University of Louisville.
* William Nunley, MD, MPH; Adjunct Faculty, Oregon Health Sciences University; Graduate Analyst and Teaching Faculty, Oregon Psychoanalytic Institute; Visiting Faculty, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute; Private Practice, Portland Oregon and Louisville, Kentucky.
* Karl Stukenberg, PhD; Professor, Xavier University School of Psychology; Graduate Analyst and Faculty Member, Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute.

Past event: 22 March 2024

The Association for Psychoanalytic Thought Presents
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
A Film & Discussion

Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute 3001 Highland Ave. Cincinnati, in the Library

March 22, 2024 7:00-9:45 Light Refreshments starting at 6:45

Nancy Stokes (Emma Thompson), a retired school teacher, is yearning for some adventure, and some s*x. And she has a plan, which involves hiring a young s*x worker named Leo Grande (Daryl McCormack). Directed by Sophie Hyde, this 2022 s*x comedy / drama will be discussed psychoanalytically by our three panelists

Discussants:
* Karl Stukenberg, PhD; Graduate Psychoanalyst and Professor, Xavier University.
* Maureen Marks, PhD; Executive Director, National Center for Organization Development, Veterans Health Administration.
* Mara Cash, MA; Graduate Student in Psychology, Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania.

Please join us for our next event, a group discussion of readings that reconsider a classic Freudian concept, the Oedipus Complex.

It was such a pleasure to speak with the Association for Psychoanalytic Thought about horror movies tonight.

This Friday, join us for the first of our Drive-In Double-Feature Discussions! We will screen and discuss The Bride of Frankenstein in relation to feminist psychoanalytic theory.

This Friday, June 14 6:30pm at Xavier University - "The Walking Cure: Into the Wild and the Environmentalist Afterlife of Political Psychoanalysis" presented by Alexander Menrisky, Ph.D. https://mailchi.mp/f26a48fdf9c7/walkingcure

The Association for Psychoanalytic Thought presents…

Classic Papers Revisited
Reading Group Discussion

Mourning and Melancholia – Sigmund Freud, 1917
Meaning and Melancholia (excerpts) – Christopher Bollas, 2018

Sat., April 27, 2019
10:30 a.m. – noon
The Public Library – Clifton Branch

This reading group discussion is free and open to the public.

Please RSVP to Matt Bennett at:
[email protected] or 513.549.4675
to receive links to electronic copies of the readings.

https://mailchi.mp/da43c8b313f0/apt-reading-group-discussion-sat-april-27-1030am-classic-papers-revisited

Friday, March 29, 2019 6:30pm at the Cincinnati Psychoanalytic Institute: A discussion of Three Identical Strangers. Extended excerpts of the film will be shown, followed by discussion by two experts in psychoanalysis and child psychiatry: Michael J. Maloney, M.D. and Janice Singerman, M.D. https://mailchi.mp/47e0d3e0fcc9/three_identical_strangers

Reminder - This Friday, Feb. 15: “Pathography or Narrative Working Through? Interpreting the Autobiographical Self in Mental Illness Graphic Memoirs” - https://mailchi.mp/2dbd0a06f2f8/graphicnovels