Marianne Kris Memorial Lecture 


The Marianne Kris lecture is a memorial to her, a much-loved and respected leading child analyst in her day, a great classical clinician and author of many papers, in the footsteps of Anna Freud from the ideological point of view. The Marianne Kris Lecture is presented at the Annual Meeting by selection of the sitting ACP President. 



2024 


2023



2022

 

Judy Yanof, MD

Play, Dissociation, and the Life of Pi


Sydney Anderson, PhD

Looking through the hourglass: The importance of our words and actions in contemporary child psychoanalysis

Jill Miller, Ph.D.

Some Thoughts on Interpretation in Child Psychoanalysis 


 2021   

Rona Knight, Ph.D.

Turning Psychoanalysis On It's Head: Examining Historical Theories of Child Development


 2020

Claudia Lament, Ph. D.                                                      Useful Untruths: Pluralism in Child Analysis


 2019

James Herzog, M.D.

Child Psychoanalysis and Social Justice


2018

Carla Elliott-Neely, Ph.D.

The Role of the Analyst as a Developmental Object In Therapeutic Action 


2017

Alan Sugarman, Ph.D.

Promoting a Sense of Self-As-Agent in Child Psychoanalysis


2016

Anne Alvarez, Ph.D.

The Thinking Heart: Three Levels of Analytic Work with Severely Disturbed Children


 2015

Claudia Lament, Ph.D.

Inventing the Future


 2014

Wendy Olesker, Ph.D., P.C.

The Development and Transformation of Aggression In One Research Subject Over Fifty Years


2013

Ruth Karush, M.D.

Postscripts: Reflections on the Post-Termination Phase


2012

Paul Brinich, Ph.D.

Developmental Lines and Phases in Child Analysis


 2011

Kristen Dahl, Ph.D.

Bitter Harvest: The Centrality of the Oedipal Narrative in the

Mind


 2010

Stanley Leiken, M.D.

People, Psychoanalysis and Huckleberry Finn


 2009

Denia Barrett, MSW

Mum's the Word: Are We Becoming Silent on Masturbation?


 2008

Leon Hoffman, M.D.

Separation and Castration Reactions: The Impact of Opposite- Sex Siblings


 2007

Thomas F. Barrett, Ph.D.

Manic Defenses Against Loneliness in Adolescence


 2006

Judith F. Chused, M.D.

The Development of a Psychoanalyst


 2005

Theodore Jacobs, M.D.

On the Adolescent Neurosis


 2004

Robert Tyson, M.D.

Helen Keller-A Psychoanalytic Enigma


 2003

Arthur Rosenbaum, M.D.

Writing About Treatment Process: The Writer and the Psychoanalyst


 2002

Donald Rosenblitt, M.D.

Translating Psychoanalysis from the Playroom to the Classroom: Opportunities and Choices


2001

Moisy Shopper, M.D.

The Illusion of Parental Celibacy, A Necessary Phase in  Adolescent Development


 2000   

Kerry Kelly Novick and Jack Novick, Ph.D.

Reclaiming the Land


 1999

Peter Blos, Jr., M.D.

Countertransference: Problems and Issues in the Analysis of Children


 1998

Donald Cohen, M.D.

Integration in the Development of the Mind: Anna Freud's Developmental Lines and Concept of Mental Harmony as a Framework for Understanding the Neuropsychiatric Disorder of Childhood


 1997

Peter Fonagy, Ph.D. and Mary Target, Ph.D.

The Changing Aims of Child Psychoanalysis: The Interface with Empirical Data


 1996

Henry Seidenberg, M.D., Harry Trosman, M.D., Samuel Weiss, M.D., and Colin Webber

Jim Dine: Childhood Stories


 1995

Heiman Van Dam, M.D.

The Childhood of Anne Frank and its Relationship to her Diary Writing


 1994

Robert Furman, M.D.

Some Aspects of the Analyst-Analysand Relationship


 1993

E. James Anthony, M.D.

Adolescence as a Target of Psychoanalytic Inquiry


 1992

Jules Glenn, M.D.

The Child is the Father of the Man: A Discussion of Wordworth's "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" and his Secret Sharers


 1991

Ema Furman

On Feeling and Being Felt With


 1990

Eleanor Galenson, M.D.

Gender Identity Disorder: A Misnomer


 1989

Peter Blos, Ph.D.

A Reformation of the Psychoanalytic Theory of Adolescence with a Discussion of its Implications for Clinical Work with Children, Adolescents, and Adults


 1988

Anne Marie Sandler

Comments on Phobic Mechanisms in Childhood


 1987

Samuel Ritvo, M.D.

Longitudinal Study Revisited: A Dynamic Biography from Infant Observations, Childhood Analysis, and Follow-Up to Mid-30's Maturity


 1986

Peter Neubauer, M.D.

Disturbances in Object Representation


 1985

Marjorie Harley, Ph.D.

Child Analysis: A Retrospective


 1984

Hansi Kennedy

Growing Up With a Handicapped Sibling


 1983

Albert J. Solnit, M.D.

Preparing


1982

Sally Provence, M.D.

Struggling Against Deprivation: A Case Study



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