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Word of the president – April 2024
Close up top view of young people putting their hands together. Friends with stack of hands showing unity and teamwork. Dear Colleagues, My thoughts are inspired by the rich and varied, but related, topics that our Public Relations Committee has put together in this newsletter. There is a sobering integration of many themes in the…
Let’s remember Michael Stone, our dear friend
Last December 2023, The TFP community lost a dear friend with the passing of Dr. Michael Stone. While I never met Dr. Stone, I had heard his name, of course, and I knew he worked at Columbia as an expert in personality pathology. I knew he had written a book on sociopathy. But I had…
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A journey through psychopathy and malignant narcissism
The loss of Dr. Michael Stone has left a void in the community of clinicians and therapists around the world, especially those who have grown professionally with his contributions to the study of Personality Disorders. His legacy strengthened the understanding, evaluation and treatment of Psychopathy and Antisocial Personality Disorder proper, one of the most challenging…
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Psychopathy
The elusiveness of the Vicious Man Psychopathy, the word itself raises fear and entails a feeling of darkness. In the coming text we will take time to explore the construct of psychopathy and better understand why it has such a profound effect on all of us. Will we find solace in the rarity of the…
Transference Focused Psychotherapy on the Web
Monitoring information on TFP in Google top search results Dear members, As you all know part of the mission of our society is to disseminate the model of Transference Focused Psychotherapy. This is achieved through many channels, including lectures, trainings and scientific articles. Today I suggest we take a look at where and how information…
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The ISTFP Ethics Committee
My name is Frank Denning, I am Chair of the Ethics Committee, and I wish to highlight the fundamental importance of ethics in the practice of Transference-Focused Therapy (TFP). In this newsletter, we will explore the role and relevance of our Ethics Committee, as well as the principles that guide therapists and professionals in this…
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Interviews
https://youtu.be/lPWMk7P1nz0 Frank E. Yeomans, MD, PhD Dr Frank Yeomans is a psychiatrist, associate professor at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, Director of Training at the Personality Disorders Institute of Weill-Cornell, Lecturer in Psychiatry at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, and Director of the Personality…
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Training in TFP
The concept of being a TFP therapist has evolved over the years. When Otto Kernberg first wrote about borderline conditions and how to treat them, he considered his contributions to be modifications and refinements of general psychoanalytic technique. In those early days, in the late 1970’s and the 1980’s, before the more specific description of…
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