Category: First person account
28 Sep 2025 |
The Analyst’s View: David Dietrich, Ph.D.
WHY I DECIDED TO BECOME A PSYCHOANALYSTDavid R. Dietrich, Ph.D. As I think back about this question that over the years I have asked manycolleagues—why I decided to become a psychoanalyst—I realize curiosity hasalways been a central aspect of my mind. Science, history, English literature,anthropology and in university psychology ...
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Interview Archive
Marc Rosen, M.D., has released the first installment in his collection of interviews with psychoanalysts from the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute as well as with analysts who served as Visiting Professors, our annual program of psychoanalytic education for Southeastern Michigan. You can see these on our website here: ...
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The Analyst’s View: Nancy Kulish, Ph.D.
David Dietrich, Ph.D., Editor Why I became a Psychoanalyst by Nancy Kulish, Ph.D. As I think back on my life and my career as a psychoanalyst, I see that the seeds were sown in childhood. When I was a girl, I loved to read, especially books about other children who pursued adventures in crazy, fantastical...
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The Analyst’s View: Mel Bornstein, M.D.
In this blog post, Melvin Bornstein, M.D. shares how challenges and pivotal moments shaped his career and contributed to his deep understanding of psychoanalytic principles.
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