Stein, Prof. Ruth A letter from Ruth’s HusbandI am writing about my wife, Ruth Stein. Of course I’m her husband but thereare many people who would agree with me that the combination of beauty,intelligence, industry, and charm that marked her is rare indeed. What Ihave observed for years is the way people could not quite …
Stein, Masha Born in Jerusalem in 1964 Died in Jerusalem in 2010
Smeliansky, Anna Born near Kiev 1879Immigrated to Palestine 1912Died in Tel-Aviv 1965 Treasurer and Education committee of IPS International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, (1962) 43:360-360. Anna Smeliansky—1879–1961Erich Gumbel On 20 July, 1961, Dr Anna Smeliansky died at the age of 82. Her life, shadowed by hereditary retinal atrophy, was distinguished by her deep devotion to psycho-analysis.Born in a …
Shalit, Dr. Ilja Born in RigaImmigrated to Israel in 1933Died in Haifa in 1953 Was secretery of the society and member of Education committe 1939-1951 International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, (1953). 34:357Dr. Ilja Shalit, HaifaM. Wulff After a brief illness, Dr. Ilja Shalit died suddenly in Haifa on 8 June, 1953.Dr. Shalit was born in Riga where he received …
Schossberger, Dr. Yanush Born in Budapest 1914Immigrated to Palestine 1941Died in Jerusalem 1986 The Janos A Schossberger Memorial Page(JA) (1914-1986) My father, Jancsi, was a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, director of a mental hospital in Jerusalem (which he typically insisted on referring to as Work Village) from the early 50s until he retired unwillingly in 1979 at the …
Sandler, Prof. Joseph Born in South Africa 1927Died in London 1998 Served as the first Freud Chair in the Hebrew University Jerusalem 1980-1984 Obituary by Batia FriselRead More Obituary: Professor Joseph Sandler DAVID TUCKETT Monday 12 October 1998 JOSEPH SANDLER was a leading figure of modern psychoanalysis and one of the most productive and …
Rothschild, Prof. Friedrich Born Giessen Germany in 1899 Immigrated to Palestine in 1936 Died In Jerusalem in 1995 Was head of the Mental health clinic in Hadassa Hospital 1958-1995 Developed Biosemiotics and published profusly in this area Uri Lowental writes about him Read More Was a Jewish psychiatrist and semiotician. He has coined the term: biosemiotic in …
Radvan, Dr. Miket Born in France 1937Immigrated to Israel 1970Died In Tel Aviv in 2003 Graduated in medicine and psychiatry in France. Worked in Israel in Shalvata Mental Hospital Later founded the psychiatric service: “Lieson” in Meir Hospital in Kfar-Saba, a psychiatric service for patients with physical traumas like imputations or malignant illnesses. She …
Welcome The Israel Psychoanalytic Society : The Israel Psychoanalytic Society was established under the name of Chevra Psychoanalytit Be’Palestina in the September of 1933 by Max Eitingon who was a student and follower of Sigmund Freud. In 1934 the society was officially established and recognized as a component society of the IPA.
The goals of the Society are the cultivation, development and dissemination of psychoanalysis both as a theory and a method of treatment. The Society also deals with the application of psychoanalysis in related fields. In addition, the Society is concerned with the protection of the rights of its members.
The Society is located at 13 Disraeli Street, Talbieh, Jerusalem.
Mailing Address: P.O.Box 4356 Jerusalem 9104202
Tel/Fax: 972-2-561-7576
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Our Tel Aviv Branch is Located at: 23 Carlebach St. Tel Aviv. Mailing Address: P.O.Box 4356 Jerusalem 91042 Tel: 03-7901868 e-mail: ips@psychoanalysis.org.il
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