Mitchell Wilson

Mitchell Wilson, M.D.

Violence is part of their daily lives; when these youngpeople become violent, these actions can be seen as an outgrowthof righteous anger, notes psychiatrist Mitchell Wilson, M.D.
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"Infertility is usually unexpected, and the news may come relatively early in a couple's married life, before they've experienced any other failures ," notes Mitchell Wilson, M.D., a member of the Public Information Committee of the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute."Couples often experience a sense of shame and failure over their inability to have children.Because these are such difficult feelings to admit, couples may hide their feelings, even to themselves."

Dr. Wilson adds that couples who cannot have children often look to medical advances for a solution.
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"By recognizing potentialproblems," Dr. Wilson concludes, "couples can address issues as they arise, and their relationship will ultimately be strengthened."

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Feb. 11 - Mitchell Wilson, M.D. "The Analyst's Desire and the Problem of Narcissistic Resistances"

by Mitchell Wilson, M.D.
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Mitchell Wilson, M.D. is a faculty member of the San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute and Society and the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California.He has published papers on psychoanalysis and literary criticism, the history of psychiatric diagnosis, and more recently on psychoanalytic clinical theory.His paper, "The Analyst's Desire" won the Heinz Hartmann Memorial Award and the Journal Prize from the Journal of the American Psychoanaltyic Association.This presentation for Dialogues won the 2004 Karl A. Menninger Award from the American Psychoanaltyic Association.He practices psychoanalysis in Berkeley.

Discussant: Mardi Ireland, Ph.D., Faculty, Member, Personal and Supervising Analyst at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California, author of ?i>The art of the Subject?Other Press, 2003 and ?i>Reconceiving Women?Guilford Press, 1933.