Maizel, Dr. Samuel Born Lithuania, 1947 Immigrated to Israel 1973Died in Jerusalem 2006 Graduated Com Lauda in medcine at Vilnius University.Did his internship in psychiatry at Talbiah Hospital in Jerusalem.Trained and graduated in the Psychoanalytic Institute in Jerusalem.Was director of an open unit in Eitanim Mental Hospital.Founded in this hospital the Mother-Child unit for the care …
Maibashan, Dr. Noemi Born in Palestine 1923Died in Ein Hod 2013 Dr. Noemi Mibashan A few years before Dr. Mibashan was born, her parents made Aliyah to Palestine from Romania and settled down in Tel-Aviv. Her father, Dr. Abraham Mibashan, was a Hebrew teacher and a Zionist Activist. He was the secretary of Meir Dizengoff, the …
Lowtzky, Fanny Born in Kiev in 1873Immigrated to Palestine in 1939Immigrated to Zurich in 1957Died in 1965 Was born in Kiev as one of seven children of a prosperous textile entrepreneur by the name of Isaak Schwarzmann. On of her brothers was the religion philospher Lew Schestow (Leo Schwarzmann) In 1989 she started philosophy studies …
Klein, Prof. Hillel Born in Krakow, Poland Died 1990 In memory of Prof. Hillel Klein Tel Aviv, 14 December 2010Carl Nedelmann:Hillel Klein’s contribution to psychoanalysis in Germany Hillel Klein’s contribution to psychoanalysis in Germany centered upon the idea of rapprochement. The term was introduced into psychoanalysis by Margaret Mahler, but he used it in a broader …
Kaufman, Dr. Morton Born in USA 1925Immigrated to Israel 1953
Karni, Dr. Nathan Born in Rehovot, Israel 1950Died in Rechovot 2014
Jaffe, Prof. Ruth Born in Berlin in 1907Immigrated to Palestine in 1934Died in Te-Aviv in 1996 Was Director of Shalvata Mental Health Hospital Ruth was born in Berlin as an only child to a German-Jewish family. Her father, Alfonse Jaffe was an industrialist, her mother Elis Hollander a gymnastic teacher. Between the years 1927-1933 she …
Iserlin, Dr. Aaron Born in Prussia 1894 Immigrated to Palestine 1935 Died in Tel Aviv 1966
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
Tel: 972-2-563-5175
e-mail: ips@psychoanalysis.org.il
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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
e-mail library: ipsl@psychoanalysis.org.il
