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CURRICULUM VITAE
Beth J. Seelig, MD
Birthdate: 5/25/1947
Birthplace: New York City, NY
Citizenship: USA
Academic Training
1968 BS, Columbia University School of Engineering & Applied Sciences, Major: Applied
Biology and Bioengineering
1972 MD, New York Medical College
Licensure
1973 New York 116756
1991 Georgia 034465
Traineeship
1972-1973 Resident in Ophthalmology, New York Medical College, Flower & Fifth Avenue
Hospitals and Metropolitan Hospital, New York, NY
1974-1977 Residency in Psychiatry, New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI) and Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY
1977-1985 Certificate in Psychoanalytic Medicine, Columbia University Center for
Psychoanalytic Training and Research, New York City
Board Certification
1980 Psychiatry, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology 21591
1990 Certified by Board of Professional Standards, American Psychoanalytic Association
Professional Organizations and Societies
1977-present American Psychiatric Association
1985-present American Psychoanalytic Association
1990 – 2004 COPE Workshop on Women's Issues in Psychoanalytic Education
1999-2004 Co-Chair
1992-present Women's Mentorship Program
1992-2002 Founding Chair
1995-present National Woman Scholar Committee
1995-2002 Founding Chair
1996-present Board on Professional Standards (BOPS)
1996-1999 Alternate Fellow
1999-2004 Fellow
2003-present Coordinating Committee
2003-2004 Secretary-elect
2004-2007 Secretary
2007-2009 Co-chair, Committee on New Training Facilities
2009-2010 Chair, Committee on New Training Facilities
2000-2004 Chair, Committee on Scientific Activities
2002-2004 Division Chair, Science Division
2002-2007 Steering Committee
2003-2007 Executive Committee
2004-2007 Councilor-at-large, Executive Council
2007-2008 Task Force on Externalization
2008-2009 Committee on Implementation of the Report of the Task Force on
Psychoanalytic Research and Science
1985-present International Psychoanalytical Association
1998-2005 Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis
2001 – 2002 North American Chair
1998 – 2001 Secretary
2002-2005 North American Chair, Committee on Psychoanalysis and Society
2007-present North American Regional Representative, Board of Representatives
2007-present IPA/North American Psychoanalytic Consortium Steering Committee for
Clinical Working Parties in North America and Latin America
2009 – present Chair
2009-present New Initiatives Funding Committee
1985-1991 & 2009 – present Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine
1985-1991 Westchester Psychoanalytic Society
1988-1991 Secretary, Executive Committee
1988-1991 Chair, Program Committee
1991-present Atlanta Psychoanalytic Society
1993-1996 Delegate-at-Large, Executive Committee
2003-present American College of Psychoanalysts
2003-present Fellow
2009-present American College of Psychiatrists
Academic Appointments
1977-1988 Instructor in Clinical Psychiatry, Dept. of Psychiatry, Columbia University, NY
1988-1991 Assistant Clinical Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, Columbia University, NY
1991-1997 Assistant Professor, Dept of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Emory
University, Atlanta, GA
1997-2002 Associate Professor, Dept of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Emory
University, Atlanta, GA
2002-2007 Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Emory University
2007-present Professor Emerita, Dept. of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Emory University
2010-present Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Columbia University, New York, NY
Hospital Appointments
1988. Assistant Attending Psychiatrist, Dept. of Psychiatry, Presbyterian Hospital, NY
1988-1991 Attending Psychiatrist, Psychiatrist, Dept. of Psychiatry, Presbyterian Hospital
1991-2007 Attending Psychiatrist, Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA
1991-2007 Attending Psychiatrist, Wesley Wood Geriatric Hospital, Atlanta, GA
1991-2007 Attending Psychiatrist, Grady Healthcare System, Atlanta, GA
1991-1999 Director, Adult Psychiatry Consultation/Liaison Service, Grady Healthcare
System, Atlanta, GA
Psychiatry Residency Administrative Appointments
1991-2008 Director, Outpatient Psychotherapy Training Program, Emory University
Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Psychoanalytic Institute Appointments
1985 – 1987 Collaborating Psychoanalyst, Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research,
Columbia University, New York, NY
1987 – 1991 Staff Psychoanalyst, Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, Columbia
University
1991-present Training and Supervising Analyst, Psychoanalytic Institute, Emory University
1999-2007 Director, Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute
2009-present Training and Supervising Psychoanalyst, Center for Psychoanalytic Training and
Research, Columbia University, New York, NY
Honors
1977 Laughlin Award for Merit, National Psychiatric Endowment Fund
1993 Junior Psychiatry Residents' Outstanding Educator Award, Department of
Psychiatry and Behavioral, Sciences, Emory University
1994 PGY-III Psychiatry Residents’ Recognition for Excellence in Teaching,
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory University
1996 Senior Psychiatry Residents' Outstanding Educator Award, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory University
2003 Senior Psychiatry Residents’ Outstanding Educator Award, Department of
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory University
2003-present Fellow, American College of Psychoanalysts
2004 Coca Cola Company Fellowship Award to attend the Diversity Leadership, Academy Atlanta, GA
2005-present Best Doctors in America
2007 Edith Sabshin Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Non-Candidate
Students, American Psychoanalytic Association
Grant support
Active Support:
2007-2011 Analysis and Application of the Lucy Daniels Foundation Research
Project Database (Psychoanalysis and Creativity) Four years of funding
awarded by the Lucy Daniels Foundation
Role: Co-Principal Investigator
Total direct support for current funding period: $180,000
Past Support:
2001-2002 Reflective Function and Early Childhood Trauma One year of funding
awarded by the Emory Medical Care Foundation
Role: Principal Investigator
Total direct support: $25,000
Departmental and University Committees
1991 – 2007 Executive Committee, Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute
1999-2007 Chair
1991 – 1999 Curriculum Committee, Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute
1991 – 2004 Progression Committee, Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute
1994-1999 Chair
1992 – 1994 Cancer Committee, Emory University Hospital
1992 – 1998 Cancer Committee, Grady Health System
1997-present Executive Committee, Psychoanalytic Studies Program, Graduate School
of Arts and Sciences, Emory University
1998 – 1999 Teaching and Faculty Subcommittee and Graduate Medical Education
Subcommittee, Teaching and Education Strategic Plan Development
Committee, Emory University School of Medicine
1999 – 2000 Graduate Medical Education Subcommittee on Ethics, Emory University School of Medicine
1999 – 2004 President's Commission on the Status of Women at Emory, Emory
University
2001 – 2002 Chair - elect
2002 – 2003 Chair
2001-present Founding Chair, Research Fellowship Committee, Psychoanalytic
Institute, Emory University
2001 – 2007 Women's Center Advisory Board, Emory University
2003 – 2007 Committee on Women in Leadership, Emory University
2004 – 2007 Organizing Chair, Committee to Develop a Center for Psychoanalytic
Research and Education, Emory University
2005 Mind, Brain, and Neuroscience Brainstorming Committee, Strategic Plan
Development Process, Emory University
2005 Being a Doctor Subcommittee, School of Medicine Curriculum Planning
Committee, Emory University
2007-present Founding Co-Chair and Co-Chair, Executive Committee, Center for
Psychoanalytic Research and Education, Emory University
Teaching Experience and Responsibilities
A. Columbia University
Formal Teaching
1985-1991 Co-teacher, Clinical Theory and Technique; First year Psychoanalytic Candidates
Supervisory Teaching
1. Psychiatry Residents Directly Supervised
1977-1991 Individual LTT psychotherapy supervision of 2 residents/year
2009-present Individual LTT psychotherapy supervision of 2 PGY-3 residents Jeanne Goodman, MD and Emily Gastelum, MD
2. Psychoanalytic Candidates directly supervised
2010-present Tiziano Colabazzi, MD, supervision of his third analytic patient
B. Emory University
Formal Teaching
1. Psychiatric Residents
1991-2007 Introduction to the Outpatient Psychotherapy Training Program, Course Director
and Instructor; 12 PGY-II Residents/ year; 4 hours
1991-2007 Psychiatric and Psychodynamic Evaluation and Formulation, Course Director and
Instructor; 12 PGY-II Residents/ year; 18 hours
1991-2007 Supportive Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Course Director and Instructor; 11
PGY-III Residents/ year; 6 hours
1999-2004 Anxiety Disorders; 12 PGY-II Residents/year; 1 hour
2004-2007 Personality Disorders, Course Co-Director with Nadine Kaslow, PhD
Borderline Personality Disorder; 11 PGY-III Residents/ year; 2 hours
Narcissistic Personality Disorder; 11 PGY-III Residents/ year; 1 hour
2. Other Emory Residents
2000-2004 Orientation Lecture: Stress and the Resident, Graduate Medical Education Core
Curriculum for Entering Residents, 2 hours
2000-2004 Orientation Lecture for Residents in Medicine: Health and Disease in the Medical
Profession - Survival Tips for the Resident; 2 hours
3. Psychoanalytic Candidates
1991-1992 Psychoanalytic Process - Continuous Case, Course Director and Instructor;
6 Second Year Candidates; 15 hours
1992-1993 Psychoanalytic Technique (III), Course Director and Instructor; 6 Third Year
Candidates; 15 hours
1993-1994 Analyzability, Course Director and Instructor; 6 Fourth Year Candidates; 6 hours
1995-1996 Pre-Matriculation Course, Course Director and Instructor; 3 Pre-Matriculation
Psychoanalytic Candidates; 6 hours
1996-1997 Psychoanalytic Process - Continuous Case A, Course Director and Instructor; 3
First Year Candidates; 15 hours
1997-1998 Psychoanalytic Technique (II), Course Director and Instructor; 3 Second Year
Candidates; 15 hours
1998-1999 Technique (II), Course Director and Instructor; 3 Third Year Candidates; 15 hours
1998-1999 Psychoanalytic Process, Continuous Case A, Course Director and Instructor; 3
Third Year Candidates; 15 hours
1999-2000 Psychoanalytic Process - Continuous Case A, Course Director and Instructor; 3
First Year Candidates and 1 Fourth Year Candidate; 15 hours
2000-2001 Psychoanalytic Technique (II), Course Director and Instructor; 4 Second Year
Candidates; 15 hours
2004-2005 Continuous Case A; Course Director and Instructor; 2 Fourth Year and 3 First
Year Candidates; 15 hours
2005-2006 Psychoanalytic Process, Continuous Case, Course Director and Instructor; 5
Second Year Candidates; 15 hours
2006-2007 Psychoanalytic Technique (III), Course Director and Instructor; 5 Third Year
Candidates; 15 hours
4. Students in the Psychoanalytic Studies Program, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
2002-2007 Introduction to Psychoanalytic Studies; Co-Directed and Co-Taught
semiannually, two times with Elissa Marder, PhD and once with Robert Paul,
PhD; 12-16 graduate students per class; 39 hours
Supervisory Teaching
1. Psychiatry Residents Directly Supervised:
1991-2008 Psychotherapy supervision of 2-4 PGY-III and IV residents per year
1991-2007 Consultation/Liaison supervision of 12 PGY-III residents per year
1992-2008 Supervision of the Senior Resident in the Adult Outpatient Psychotherapy
Program
1999-2000 Lisa Rosof, MD, PGY-IV, supervision of research and writing project.
Topic: Normal and Pathological Altruism (Seelig, BJ & Rosof, LD
published in 2002, see bibliography)
2000-2002 Ann Schwartz, MD, PGY-1V and Cheryl Eschbach, PGY-II, supervision of research and joint writing project on Conversion Disorder and Religion which was presented and published (See bibliography)
2003-2004 Cheryl Eschbach, MD, PGY-IV, supervision of independent research and writing project, Topic: Womb Envy
2. Psychoanalytic Candidates directly supervised
1991-present Supervision of 1-3 Candidates per year
Ph.D. students directly supervised
1999-2005 Steven Cook, PhD Candidate in Anthropology and Psychoanalytic Studies
PhD awarded 2005; Topic: The Anxiety of Forgetting and Remembering
Abram Kardiner; member of Dr. Cook’s doctoral dissertation committee
2000 – 2001 Melissa Herring, PhD Candidate in Psychology; PhD awarded 2001; Clinical Research Project: Reflective functioning and depression in
women with a history of abuse
2002-present Kyoko Taniguchi; First Year Project: Contradictions of motherhood in
Ohba Minako’s “The Smile of the Mountain Witch”; Project Advisor;
Dissertation topic: The Eroticism of the Maternal: Psychoanalysis and
Contemporary Retellings of the Yamamba Legend; member of dissertation
committee
4. Post-doctoral Fellows directly supervised:
2001 – 2002 Melissa Herring, PhD; Project: Continuation of above project
5. Medical Students Directly Supervised:
1991 – 2007 Supervision of 10-15 3rd year medical students per year during their
Psychiatry rotation on the Adult Consultation/Liaison Service, Grady
Health Systems
2000-2002 Amanda Calhoun, 3rd year medical student, supervision of
Consultation/Liaison Service Research project and continuation of project
as a 4th year elective, Topic: Religion & Conversion Disorder
2001 – 2002 Courtney Severino, 1st year medical student, Summer research project
mentor; Project: Reflective functioning and depression in women with a
history of abuse
6. Undergraduate Students directly supervised
1999-2000 Bethany G. Hieber, Emory College senior student; Undergraduate Honors
Thesis, advisor and committee member. Topic: Mothers and Daughters
Training Fellowships Sponsored/Mentored
2001-present Founding Chair, Psychoanalytic Research Fellowship Program
2001-2004 Seed Money Grant Award by the Emory University Office of the
Provost Total support for establishment of the program: $90,000.00
Other Professional Activities
1985-1991 Editorial Board, Bulletin of the Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine
1995-2000 American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology - Part II Examination Committee
2001-2005 Consultant, The Dobelle Institute, Commack, NY
2003-2008 Women’s Advisory Board, Capstone Financial Partners, Atlanta GA
Manuscript Reviewer:
1996 Semi-Annual Scientific Meeting, International Psychoanalytical Association
1996 Depression
2001-2006 International Journal of Psychoanalysis
2002-2003 Yale University Press
2008 Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association
Organization of International Conferences:
1999-2000 Conference Co-Chair & Chair of the Organizing Committee, Women and Power -
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Women in Relationships, Groups, and Hierarchies Atlanta, GA, February 25-27, 2000
2004-2005 Conference Co-Chair & Chair of the Organizing Committee, Interdisciplinary
Responses to Trauma, Atlanta, GA, April 30-May 2, 2005
2008-present Conference Co-Chair & Co-Chair of the Organizing Committee, Creativity
Through the Life Cycle, Atlanta, GA, Spring 2011
Selected Academic Presentations
1996 The Role of the Consultant in Overcoming Psychotherapeutic
Stalemates; World Council for Psychotherapy First Annual Meeting, Vienna,
Austria
1997 The Difficult Patient Who Has End Stage Renal Disease; SEDTA XXXII,
Southeastern Dialysis and Transplant Association, Atlanta, GA
1999 Panel Presentation: Affects in Women and Men, International Psychoanalytical
Association Semiannual Meeting, Santiago, Chile
2000 The Volunteer - Psychological Benefits from Participating as a Research
Subject; American Society for Artificial Internal Organs Annual Meeting New York, NY
2000 Visiting Professor, Association for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalytic Studies Sao
Paulo Cidade Universitaria, Bloco Didatico e Biblioteca and Instituto de
Psicologia da Universidade de Sao Paulo and Methodist University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil
2001 Panel Presentation: Gender in the Psychoanalytic Method, International
Psychoanalytical Association Semi-annual Meeting, Nice, France
2003 Structures for Survival: Adapting the Residents’ Psychotherapy Practice to the
Constraints of the Modern Health Care System, American Association of
Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training Annual Meeting, San Juan, P.R.
2004 Boundary Violations and Altruism, Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Medical University
of Charleston, Charleston, SC
2004 Panel Presentation: Psychodynamic Aspects of Diversity in Organizations,
Atlanta Diversity Managers Group, Atlanta, GA
2005 Panel Seminar Presentation: Psychoanalysis and psychosomatic illness: A
modern mind-body perspective, American Psychiatric Association Annual
Meeting, Atlanta, GA
2008 Panel Presentation: Maternal Altruism, A Clínica Psicanalítica – una perspective
Internationcíonal, International Psychoanalytical Association Meeting, Porto
Alegre, Brazil
2008 Panel Presentation: The Non-judgmental Analyst Revisited, Annual Meeting,
American Psychoanalytic Association, Atlanta, GA
2010 Panel Presentation: Psychoanalysis in the University, European Psychoanalytic
Federation Annual Meeting, London, UK
Bibliography
Published Peer Reviewed Articles
1991
1. *Seelig, B.J., Person, E.S. (1991). A Sadomasochistic Transference: Its Relationship to Distortions in the Rapprochement Subphase, Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 39(4): 939-966.
1993
2. Nemeroff, C.B., McDaniel, J.S., Reed, D., Wingard, J., Seelig, B.J., Musselman, D. (1993). Cancer & Depression: Diagnostic and Biological Measures, Neuropsychopharmacology 9: 40-41.
1995
3. Levy, S.T., Seelig, B.J., Inderbitzin, L. (1995). Those Wrecked by Success, Psychoanalytic Quarterly 64: 639-657.
1997
4. *Seelig, B.J., Bush, R. (1997). Opapel do Supervisor em superar impasses napsicoterapia - the role of supervisor in overcoming psychotherapy obstacles., Mudacas - Revista de Psicoterapia e Estudsos Psicossociais - Journal of Psychotherapy and Social Psychological Studies 7: 31-40.
1998
5, *Kaslow, N.J., Reviere, S.L., Chance, S.E., Rogers, J.H., Hatcher, C.A., Wasserman, F., Smith, L., Jessee, S., James, M.E., and Seelig, B.J. (1998). An Empirical Study of the Psychodynamics of Suicide, Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 46: 777-796.
2000
6. *Seelig, B.J. (2000). Psychotherapy with Patients Who are Attached to Pain., Mudacas - Revista de Psicoterapia e Estudos Psicossociais - Journal of Psychotherapy and Social Psychological Studies 10: 51-65.
2001
7. *Schwartz, A.C., Calhoun, A.W., Eschbach, C.L. and Seelig, B.J. (2001). Treatment of Conversion Disorder in an African-American Christian Woman: Cultural and Social Considerations, Journal of the American Psychiatric Association 158: 1385-1391.
8. *Seelig, B.J., Rosof, L.S. (2001). Normal and Pathological Altruism, Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. 49: 933-959.
9. *Seelig, B.J., Dobelle, W.H. (2001). Altruism and the Volunteer – Psychological Benefits from Participating as a Research Subject, American Society of Artificial Internal Organs Journal 47: 3-5.
2002
10. *Seelig, B.J. (2002). Consultation in the Course of Psychoanalysis, Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis. 11: 441-458.
11. *Seelig, B.J. (2002). The Rape of Medusa in the Temple of Athena. International Journal of Psychoanalysis 83:895-911.
2003
12. Goldberger, M., Gilman, R., Levinson, N., Notman, M., Seelig, B.J., and Shaw, R. (2003). Supervising the Pregnant Candidate. Psychoanalytic Quarterly 72: 439-463.
Articles in Preparation
2010
1. *Seelig, B.J. Inhaling Mom: The Atmosphere of Maternal Altruism
2. *Seelig, B.J. The Problem of Maternal Altruism
3. *Seelig, B.J. Altruism and Boundary Violation
Chapters and Books
1995
1. * Seelig, B.J. (1995). Psychoanalytically Oriented Individual Psychotherapy. B.E. Moore, B. D. Fine (Eds.), Psychoanalysis: The Major Concepts.. (pp. 46-60). New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.
1997
2. * Seelig, B.J. & Ginsburg, S. (1997). Object Relations. A. Tasman, J. Kay, J.Lieberman (Eds.), in Psychiatry (pp. 420-427). : W.B. Saunders Company.
2002
3. *Seelig, B.J., Levy, C.B., Paul, R.A.(Eds) (2002), Constructing and Deconstructing Woman's Power. London: Karnac.
4. * Seelig, B.J. (2002). The Hidden Chamber – A Case of Fused Minor Labia, in Alizade, A.M. (ed.)., The Embodied Female. (pp. 121- 130). London: Karnac.
2007
5. *Alizade, M. and Seelig, B.J., (Eds) (2007). El Techo de Cristal – Perspectives psicoanalíticas sobre las mujeres y el poder. (The Glass Ceiling – Psychoanalytic perspectives on women and power) Buenos Aires, Argentina: Lumen.
6. *Seelig, B.J. (2007). La violación de Medusa en el templo de Atenea: Aspectos de la triangulación en las niñas. (The rape of Medusa in the temple of Athena: Aspects of triangulation in girls). in M. Alizade & B. J. Seelig (eds), Techo de Cristal – Las mujeres y el poder: perspectives psicoanalíticas. (The Glass Ceiling – psychoanalytic perspectives on women and power. Buenos Aires Argentina: Lumen.
2009
7. *Seelig, B.J. & Rosof, L. (2009) Altruism. In S. Akhtar (ed.), Good Feelings: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Positive Emotions and Attitudes. London, UK: Karnac
Book Reviews
1994
1. Sandler, J. ed. (1994). The Harvard Lectures - Anna Freud [Review of the book Seelig, B.J] reviewed in The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry 55:317.
1996
2. N. Retterstol. (1996). Suicide: A European Perspective [Review of the book Seelig, B.J] Reviewed in The Psychoanalytic Quarterly. 65: 658-661.
1998
3. R. S. Wallerstein. (1998). The Talking Cures: The Psychoanalyses and the Psychotherapies [Review of the book Seelig, B.J.] reviewed in The Psychoanalytic Quarterly. 47:717-720.
2001
4. E. Gould and S. Kiersky (2001). Sexualities Lost and Found – Lesbians, Psychoanalysis, and Culture [Review of the book Seelig, B.J.] reviewed inThe Journal of the American
Psychoanalytic Association 51: 1395 – 1400.
Abstracts
1974
1. Sawicki, L., Seelig, B.J. (1974). Interferon Induction with Poly I:C in the Lacrimal Apparatus of the Rabbit. Proceedings of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology.
2. *Seelig, B.J. (1974). Herpetic Keratitis - Transplantation in the Latent Period of the Infection. Proceedings of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology
1981
3. *Seelig, B.J. (1981). Motives of Visual Prosthesis Surgical Volunteers. Proceedings of the 134th Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association
1993
4. Musselman, D., Nemeroff, C.B., McDaniel, J.S., Reed, D., Wingard, J., Seelig, B.J. (1993). Cancer and Depression: Diagnostic Considerations and Biologic Markers. Proc. 32nd Annual Meeting of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology.
Other publications
1987
1. Seelig, B.J. (reporter). (1987). The Kardiner Lecture - Talking about Psychoanalysis.
Bulletin: The Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine 27(1&2), 15-22.
2. Seelig, B.J. (reporter). (1987). Superego Aspects of Entitlement (in rigid characters).
Bulletin: The Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine 26(1&2), 30-35.
1988
3. Katz-Bearnot, S., Seelig, B.J., LaFarge, L. (reporters). (1988): Theoretical
Considerations in Adult Character Structure. Bulletin: The Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine 27(3&4): 115-127.
1993
4. Seelig, B.J.(reporter)(1993): The Analytic Surface - Panel Report. Journal of
the American Psychoanalytic Association, 41: 179-190.
2005
5. Seelig, B.J. and Fivush, R. (2005): Interdisciplinary Responses to Trauma:
Memory, Meaning, and Narrative. Across Academe, Emory University.
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