Anna Freud and Play
by Marianne Parsons
Accompanying Paper (PDF)
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Introductory Talk on Anna Freud
Introductory Talk on Anna Freud
by Marianne Parsons
Accompanying Paper (PDF)
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Christmas 2019
TO OUR FRIENDS OF THE CARTER-JENKINS CENTER
Christmas is a time of many blessing, but it is also a time of year that is financially harder for some people, especially in the current economic climate. Many people desperately need to be able to down load our mental health programs in the United States, and around the world any given time day or night.
As the year comes to an end, it is a time for reflection and giving. In this spirit, if you have benefited from the programs or services offered at The Carter Jenkins Center, or support the Center’s aims of providing quality mental health education programs to Health Care Professionals and to the International Community, please make as generous a donation as you can. This year we have had over 600,000 visitors to the Center and our website www.thecjc.org Next year we hope to touch and improve the lives of many others throughout the world through additional programs and activities at the Center.
We want to thank those who have contributed to our success and ask if you will help us once again. The Carter Jenkins Center depends on your generosity
As a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization, The Carter-Jenkins Center depends on your generosity to continue its work. Receipts can be provided upon request. Your tax deductible contributions can and will make a difference. Thank you in advance for your donation.
Happy Holidays from all of us here at The Carter-Jenkins Center
1325 West Fletcher Ave. Tamp, Fl. 33612
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Child Abuse
Child Abuse
by Humberto Nagera MD
Accompanying slides (PDF)
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Happy Thanksgiving!
At this time of sharing and giving thanks, we are reflecting on what we feel the most grateful for.
The Carter-Jenkins Center (www.thecjc.org) as a non- profit educational organization, would like to express our sincere appreciation for your support this year. It has been our privilege to collaborate with participants, families and professionals in enhancing mental awareness, and promoting excellence in professional education, community outreach, clinical services, and research.
Our best wishes to you and your family for a happy and healthy Thanksgiving Day.
Relationships Among Psychoanalysts
Relationships Among Psychoanalysts
presented by Ramon Ganzarain, MD
Accompanying slides (PDF)
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The Stars are not for Mankind?
This pioneering article introduces the concept of Existential Intelligence (EI) as the next evolutionary step beyond “technological adolescence” and current definitions of Artificial Intelligence (AI). The authors, Nitin Uchil and Shreekumar S Vinekar, MD, present the evolution of the concept of EI in a unique style of a resonant interplaying (“jugalbandi”) of computational sciences with mythology, philosophy, psychoanalysis and anthropology in this boldly explorative prequel. The result is a fascinating and audacious envisioning of “sentient” artificial intelligence evolving on Earth with a potential of becoming an extension of the ears and eyes of the human consciousness to perceive and interact with objects existing in the farthest reaches of the universe. The realization of EI as envisioned would eliminate unnecessary endangerment to humans in outer space and could inaugurate a well-integrated preservation, distribution and management of natural resources on Earth.
The Stars are not for Mankind?
A prequel to Existential Intelligence
By
Nitin Uchil & Shreekumar S Vinekar, MD
Elon Musk recently stated that “I think fundamentally the future is vastly more exciting and interesting if we’re a space faring civilization and a multi-planet species than if we were not. You want to be inspired by things. You want to wake up in the morning and think the future is going to be great. And that’s what being a space faring civilization is all about.” But in Childhood’s End, Arthur C. Clarke warns that perhaps “the stars are not for man” implying that human biology is too fickle to withstand the expanse of space and time. In the novel, understanding man’s quest for adventure and to reach for the stars, a race of alien beings gently nudges humans against exploring beyond the near reaches of the solar…
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