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Click Here to Read:   Reviews of Marilyn Monroe: On The Couch by Alma Bond.

Dear Colleagues, As politics seem to be heating up,globally, nationally, locally and in our small world of psychoanalysis, our website reflects that conflicts, turmoils as well as the our work and research which goes on regardless of outside forces. With the fall foliage coming to full bloom, it is difficult to chose to read but […]

Click Here to Read: Psychoanalyst Alma H. Bond, PhD. Dives into the Psyche of American Icon Marilyn Monroe on the Newsday website on  September 23, 2013.

  Click Here to Read: The Love Goddess Who Keeps Right on Seducing By Maureen Dowd in The New York Times on August 4, 2012. Click Here to Read:  My babysitter, the sex bomb and other posts on Marilyn Monroe on this website.

 Dear Colleagues, While some of us try to take time out to relax by seaside, lake side or pool side and enjoy midsummer’s nature despite the changing climate, the psychoanalytic website continues to be a source of information about the latest scientific, medical, political and financial events subject to psychoanalytic scrutiny. Though seemingly tranquil, the […]

Click Here to Read: My babysitter, the sex bomb: 50 years after her death, friends recall Marilyn Monroe’s little-known respite in suburban Connecticut By Jane Ridley in the New York Post on July 23, 2012. Click Here to Read: Marilyn Monroe: proto-feminist? on this website.        

Click Here to Read: Marilyn Monroe: proto-feminist? As the 50th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe’s death approaches, Lois Banner argues in this extract from her new book that the star – complex and powerful – had many qualities associated with the women’s movement by Lois Banner on the guardian.co.uk website on July 21, 2012 . Marilyn Monroe […]

Dear Colleagues, perhaps summertime and the heatwaves generate a desire for relaxation, holidays and enjoyment of the beauty around us. The international website reflects this tendency this week in its emphasis on art. Whether it is the lives of actors (Marilyn Monroe), the effect of current technology on our psyche, or the art of Austro-Hungarian […]