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Donald L. Nathanson, M.D.

2403 Medical Tower Building 255 South 17th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103-6224 (215) 546-7 626

1217 Medford Road Wynnewood, Pennsylvania 19096-2416 (610) 896-6887 voice (610) 896-6885 fax nathanson@tomkins.org

Born:

6 June 2004

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Wife:

Daughter:

3 Tune 1936, New York City Married to Rosalind Race 21 May 1978 Julie Ann Nathanson, born 10 May 1973

EDUCATION:

SCHOOL De~ee DATE 1952-56 1956-60

Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts: BA, Cum Laude State University of New York, College of Medicine at Syracuse:

GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION

M.D.

DATES INSTITUTION TYPE OF PROGRAM

1960-61 Albert Einstein Rotating Internship Medical Center

1961-64 Hahnemann Medical Resident, Internal College and Hospital Medicine

1966-67 Institute of

1967-69 Pennsylvania Hospital Hahnemann Medical

Resident, Psychiatry

College and Hospital Resident, Psychiatry

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COMPLETES BOARD REQUIREMENTS?

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Full-time practice of adult psychiatry, with a special interest in the psychotherapy of psychotherapists and lawyers.

Licensed to practice medicine in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1971. Executive Director, The Silvan S. Tomkins Institute. Editor-in-Chief, The Bulletin ef the Tomkins Institute (1994-7) Presidential Appointment: Academic Advisory Council, National Campaign Against Youth Violence

MAJOR GRANTS The Carpenter Foundation The Rooert Wood Johnson Foundation The Tzedeka Foundation The Oxford Foundation The Bank of America The Prudential Foundation

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ACADEMIC 1993-present 1993-1996 1993-1996

PPOINTMENT, AT JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLL "'.GE Clinical Professor of Psychiatr_y and Human Behavior Course for PGY 4 residents: Opening Moves in Outpatient Psychotherapy

upervisor, PGY3 and PGY 4 psychiatric residents.

PPOINTMENTS AT I IAI INEMANN UNIVERSITY SCI IOOL OF M DI CINE 1986-93 Clinical Associate Professor, Mental Health Sciences 1986-87 Course Director: "Affect Theory: motion in Psychotherapy" 1980-93 Lecturer, chool of Creative Arts in Therapy 1971-86 Clinical Assistant Professor, Mental Healili Sciences 1973-76 Initiated and led weekly conference on "Interview Process" for first year Residents in

Adult Psychiatry. 1969-93 1969-71 1962-65 1963-64 1963-64

Supervising psychiatrist, Residents in Adult Psychiatry. Clinical Senior Instructor, Department of Psychiatry. Moderator, "Medidisc" (Hahnemann Continuing Medical Education Program). Teaching Fellow, Internal Medicine. Lecturer, Combined Anesthesia Conference (Albert Einstein Medical Center, Hahnemann Hospital, Misericordia Hospital).

1963-64 1961-64

Lecturer, Halmemann Postgraduate Courses in Internal Medicine. Lecturer, Physical Diagnosis Course, Hahnemann Medical College.

COMMITTEES HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY 1986 Thesis Committee, Marcia Broucek 1963-64 Interviewer, Admissions Committee

APPOINTMENTS AT THE INSTD' UTE OF PENN YLVANIA HO PITAL 1986-97 Senior Attending Psychiatrist. 1985-97 Research and Puolications Committee. 1971-97 Supervising psychiatrist for Residents in Adult Psychiatry. 1971-86 Attending Psychiatrist 1976-84 Program Committee. 1971-74 Conference for first year residents: "Process in Psychotherapy" with Drs.

Pottash and]. E. Taylor. 1969-71 Associate Attending Psychiatrist.

OTI IER APPOINTMENTS

R.R.

1997 Dissertation Committee, Bruce Shapiro, Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

1971 Host and general manager, national meeting in Philadelphia of the American Academy of Psychotherapists.

1958-60 Research Associate, Medical Electronics Laboratory, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, Assistant to Vladimir Zworykin.

MILITARY ERVICE Commissioned Lieutenant Commander, US Navy, August, 1965. Active Duty, Staff, Internal Medicine (Endocrinology) nited States Naval Hospital,

Philadelphia, 1964-66. Commissioned Lieutenant, Medical Corps, USNR, 1960.

AWARDS AND I ION OR 2003 Elected Distinguished Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association 2001 Elected Life Fellow, American Psychiatric Association 1993 Hirschfeld Lecturer, St Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, New Jersey. 1992 University Lecturer, Uruverstty of Lund, weden. 1992 Distinguished Lecturer, New Jersey Academy of Psychology. 1991 Award for distinguished teaching, American Psychiatric Association. 1991 Elected Fellow, The Folger Shakespeare Library. 1990 Elected Fellow, The Royal Society of Medicine, London.

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1989 1987 1985 1966

Elected Fellow, The American Orthopsychiatric Association. Elected Fellow, The College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Elected Fellow, American Psychiatric Association. Special Letter of Commendation from Admiral]. S. Cowan on termination of Active Duty, United States Navy.

1959 1956-60 1956 1955

C. Barber Mueller Fellowship for study of Medicine in London. New York State Professional Scholarship. B.A. degree granted Cum Laude from Amherst College. Amherst College Fellowship for study at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

1952 Westinghouse Science Talent Search (semi-finalist).

PROFE SIONAL SOCIETI _, American Psychiatric Association Philadelphia Psychiatric Society Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society The College of Physicians of Philadelphia American Orthopsychiatric Association The Royal Society of Medicine (London) Executive Committee, International Campaign for the Freud Museum; organizer and Co-Chairman,

Freud Museum Benefit Concert. The Renaissance Society of America The Silvan S. Tomkins Institute

NON-PROFE • IONAL OCIETIES AND COMMUNITY S RVICE Rittenhouse Astronomical Society National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors Delaware Valley Horological Society Antiquarian Horological Society (Great Britain) Antiquarian Horological Society (American Section) Governors' Ball Committee, We The People 200. Board of Directors, Concerto Soloists Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia; chairman, Education

Committee. (1 984-1990) Board of Directors, The Pennsylvania Opera Theater Company (1987-1991) Board of Directors, Group Dynamics Consultant Earth Week (1969-70) Board of Directors, Le Coin d'Or; co-chairman membership committee (1964-70) Founder and President, Medigraphic Systems, Incorporated (1964-67) Interviewer for Admissions Committee, Amherst College (1963-64)

BIOGRAPHICAL CITATIONS Directory of Medical Specialists Who's Who in the World Who's Who in the East Who's Who in Science and Engineering Who's Who Among Human Services Professionals Who's Who in Medicine and Healthcare

CONSULTANT HIPS Council of Healthcare Advisors International Assessor, The Australian Research Council Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, H20 Technologies, Inc. Visiting faculty, Smith.Kline Beecham, Inc. Reviewer of books about emotion for The American Journal of Psychiatry Advisory Faculty, The Study Group for Contemporary Psychoanalytic Process Reviewer, Behavioral Medicine

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Reviewer, Grune and Stratton Publishers Reviewer, Guilford Press Reviewer, W W Norton The Wall Street Journal The Philadelphia Inquirer Self Magazine Physician and Patient Magazine Woman's Day Magazine Gannett Newspapers The Readers D~est General Hospit Psychiatry Transcultural Pszchiatric Research Review Philadelphia Daily News

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

(1) Articles in Peer-Reviewed Journals. Psychiatric

Nathanson. D.L. The Empathic Wall and the Ecology of Affect P.rychoanafytic Stucfy ef the Child 41:171-187, 1986.

Nathanson. D.L. Shame and Shaming as Control Modalities International Journal ef P.rycho.rynthesis 17:22-27, 1986.

Nathanson. D.L. Affect, affective resonance, and a new theory for hypnosis. P.rychopathology. 21:126-137, 1988.

Nathanson. D.L. Understanding what is hidden--Shame in sexual abuse. P.rychiatric Clinics efNorth America. 12:381-388, 1989.

Nathanson. D.L. The nature of therapeutic impasse. P.rychiatric Annals 22:10 p. 509-513, 1992.

Kluft. R.P.. & Nathanson. D.L. (Guest Editors) Treatment Impasse (1992) P.rychiatric Annals Vol 22:10, 1992.

Nathanson. D.L. (Guest Editor) Human Emotion: New Theories, New Therapy. P.rychiatric Annals 23:10, 1993.

Nathanson. D.L. About emotion. P.rychiatricAnnals23:541-555, 1993.

Nathanson. D.L. & Pfrommer. J.M. Affect Theory and Psychopharmacology. P.rychiatric Annals 23:584-593, 1993.

Nathanson. D.L. Shame Transactions Transactiona/Anafysis]ournal 24:121-129, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. Shame, Compassion, and the "Borderline" Personality. P.rychiatric Clinics efNorth America. 17:785-810, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. Obituary for Michael Franz Basch. P.rychiatric Times. P 48, April 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Les transactions de honte. Actualities en Anafyse Transactionelle 21 :81 27-35, 1997.

Nathanson. D.L. From Empathy to Community. Annual ef P.rychoanafysis 25:125-143, 1997.

Nathanson. D.L. Skam, medkansla och "borderlinepersonlighet." S:t Lukasbrevet Tidskrift fran S:t Lukas, 2-31, 1998. (St. Luke Society, The St. Luke Letter, Stockholm)

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Editorials and Articles for The Bulletin of the Tomkins Institute

Nathanson. D.L. The Range and Serpe of Our Interests. pp. 1-3, Vol 1, #1, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. Old Concept/ Ne1v Concept: Impulse Disorder. pp. 4-5, Vol 1, #1, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. The Case Against Depression pp. 1-3, Vol 1, #2, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. Stress and Tension pp. 17-19, Vol 1, #3-4, 1994.

Nathanson. D.L. Scripts, Therapy, and the Movies Vol 2, pp. 1-3; 1995

Nathanson. D.L. Pain and the Affect System: P!Jche, Script, and Soma. Vol 2, pp. 13-15, 1995.

Nathanson. D.L. Crime and No11rishment: Sometimes the Tried and True Becomes the Tired and False. Vol. 2, pp. 25-30, 1995.

Nathanson. D.L. What's a Script? Vol. 3, pp. 1-4, 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. The Philadelphia System. Vol. 3, pp. 21-26. 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. A Goal is an Image. Vol. 4, pp. 1-6, 1997.

Book Reviews for The American Journal of Psychiatry

The Mask of Shame by Leon Wurmser 141:4, p. 598-599, 1984.

The Communication of Emotion by Ross Buck 142:1; p. 109-110, 1985.

The Rage Within: Anger in Modern Lift by Willard Gaylin 142:3 p. 380, 1985.

Shame: The Power of Caring by Gershen Kaufman 143:1049-1050, 1986.

On the Wqy to Seif: Ego and Earfy Oedipal Develqpmentby Johanna Krout Tabin 143:1475-6, 1986.

Essential Papers on Object Relations Peter Buckley, editor; 144:1501-1502, 1987.

The Shame Experience by Susan Miller 145:367, 1988.

The Annual of P!Jchoanafysis, Volume XV 145:1473-4, 1988.

Masochism: Current P!Jchoanafytic Perspectives R. A. Glick and D. I. Meyers, Editors. 12: 1989.

The Fate of Borderline Patients: Succes.ifulOutcome and P!Jchiatric Practice by Michael Stone, 148:8:1084-5, 1991.

Selected Poems by Vern Ruts ala. 148: 12: 1736-7, 1991.

P!Jchoanafytic Knowledge by Eugene R. Brody. 149:2:264, 1992.

Incest-Related Syndromes of Adult P!Jchqpathology Richard P. Kluft, Editor. 149:2:266-7, 1992.

What is Effective in P!Jchoanafytic Therapy: The Move from Interpretation to Relation by W W Meissner. 150:2:343, 1993.

Practicing P!Jchotherapy: A Casebook by Michael Franz Basch. 150:2:345, 1993.

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The Common Ground of P!Jchoanafysis R. S. Wallerstein, Editor. 151:5:770-771, 1994.

Aggression in Personality Disorders and Perversions by Otto F Kern berg. 151: 8: 124 3-4, 1994.

Reading Freud's Reading Gilman et al, Eds. 151:12:1834-5, 1994.

Book Review for Clinical Psychiatry News Far Journey, by Yitzhak Hanu. Roswell, Georgia: Old Rugged Cross Press; October, 1993.

Book Review for Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic: Affect in P!Jchoanafysis: A clinical [Jnthesis by Charles Spezzano. 58:538-540, 1994.

Book Review for Psychiatric Times: Doing Brief P[Jchotherapy by Michael Franz Basch. 48-9, April 1996.

Too Lo11d a Solitude: A NoveL By Bohumil Hrabal. 153: 1640-1, December 1996.

The P[Jchology of Emotion (4th Edition): Theories of Emotion in Perspective by KT Strongman. 154:1616-7, November 1997.

Emotional Development in Young Children. By Susan A. Dehnam. 156:1283-4, September 1999.

Emotional Illness and Creativity: A P[Jchoanafytic and Phenomenologic Stuc!J. By Richard D. Chessick. 157:1353-1522. August 2000.

Conscio11sness By]. Allan Hobson. 158:1430-1. May 2001.

Book Review for Con tern ora Ps cholo : APA Review of Books: Small room, big theory. Review of In others eyes: An anafysis o shame by Harry Seidler. 47:580-583, Oct 2002.

Books and Book Chapters

Nathanson. D.L. Inadequacy Booklet for Hazelden Pocket Power Series, Center City, Minnesota, 1985 (14 pages, 150,000 copies sold) (Now Ballentine Books).

Nathanson. D.L. (Editor) The Maf!Y Faces of Shame, New York: Guilford Press, 1987 (370 pages).

Nathanson. D.L. A Timetable for Shame, Chapter in The Maf!Y Faces of Shame. New York: Guilford Press, 1987 (pp. 1-63).

Nathanson. D.L. Shaming Systems in Couples, Families, and Institutions, Chapter in The Maf!Y Faces of Shame, New York: Guilford Press, 1987 (pp. 246-270).

Nathanson. D.L. The Shame/Pride Axis, Chapter in The Role of Shame in 5,ymptom Formation, H.B. Lewis, Editor. New York: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1987 (pp. 183-206).

Edelstein, E., Nathanson. D.L., & Stone, A. (Editors) Denial· A Theoretical Clarification of Concepts and Research, New York, Plenum, 1989 (326 pages).

Nathanson. D.L. Denial, Projection, and the Empathic Wall, Chapter in Denial- A Theoretical Clarification of Concepts and Research, New York: Plenum, 1989 (pp. 37-55).

Nathanson. D.L. Project for the Study of Emotion, Chapter in Pleasure Beyond the Pleasure Principle S. Bone and R.A. Glick, editors; Yale University Press, 1990 (pp. 81-110).

Nathanson. D.L. Emotion-Based Psychotherapy, Chapter in What is P[Jchotherap~ Contemporary Perspectives,]. Zeig & W. M. Munion, editors. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1990 (pp. 57-61).

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Nathanson. D.L. Shame and Pride: Affect, Sex, and the Birth of the S e!f New York: Nor ton, 1 992 ( 488 pages; paperback 1994, now in 8th printing.)

Nathanson. D.L. Forward to Shame, Exposure, and Privary by Carl D. Schneider. New York: Norton 1992 (pp. vii-viit).

Nathanson. D.L. Posthumous editor Affect/Ima~ery/Consciousness Volume 4 by Silvan S. Tomkins. New York: Springer, 1992 (441 pages).

Nathanson. D.L. I Didn't Think I Was Speaking Chinese. Chapter in M. B. Sussman, E d., A Perilo11s Profession. New York: Wiley-Interscience, 1995 (pp. 217-225).

Nathanson. D.L. (Editor) Knowing Feeling. New York: WW Norton, 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. About Emotion. Chapter in D.L. Nathanson, Ed. Knowing Feeling. New York: WW Norton, 1996.

Nathanson. D.L and Pfrommer, J. Affect and Psychopharmacology. Chapter in D.L. Nathanson, E d. Knowing Feeling. New York: W W Norton, 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Some Closing Thoughts About Affect, Script, and Psychotherapy. Chapter in D. L. Nathanson, Ed. Knowing Feeling. New York: WW Norton, 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Shame and the Affect Theory of Silvan Tomkins. Chapter 4 in The Widening Scope of Shame. M.R. Lansky & A.P. Morrison, Eds. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1997 (p. 107-138).

Nathanson. D.L. Affect Theory and the Compass of Shame. Chapter 15 in The Widening Scope of Shame. M.R. Lansky & A.P. Morrison, Eds. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1997 (p. 339-354).

Nathanson. D.L. Attentional Disorders and the Compass of Shame. Chapter 16 in The Widening Scope of Shame. M.R. Lansky & A.P. Morrison, Eds. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1997 (p. 355-366).

Nathanson. D.L. Foreword for Scenes of Shame: P.rychoanafysis, Shame, and Writing.]. Adamson & H. Clark, Eds. Albany (NY): State University of NY Press, 1999.

Nathanson. D.L. Emotion and Violence, and Shame. Entries for the Enryclopedia of Violence in America, New York: Scribners, 1999.

Electronic Media

Nathanson. D.L. A Conversation With Donald Nathanson. Behavior Online htflr//www.behavior.net 1 January 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Editor, Homepage, The Silvan S. Tomkins Institute. http://www.behavior.net0rgs/ssti 1January1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Editor, lead columnist, Shame and Affect Theory Forum, Behavior Online http://www.behavior.net

Nathanson. D.L. Case Presentation: The Case of Otto Freund. http://www.behavior.net 11 June 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Case Presentation: The Case of Harold Payne. htm://www.behavior.net 11 August 1996.

Nathanson. D.L. Soapbox: Roadblocks in Therapy. Http://www.behavior.net

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Nathanson. D.L. Soapbox: Monicagate, Shame, and Affect Theory. http://www.behavior.net

Nathanson. D.L. Soapbox: An open letter to the President of the United States. http://www.behavior.net

Nathanson. D.L. Content and design of website www.tomkins.org, opened 15 May 2003.

Video Productions

Nathanson. D.L. From Insult to It!fury: A Plan to End School Violence. Written and produced by Donald L. Nathanson, MD, filmed and directed by William DuPertuis, funded by the Tzedaka Foundation. First presented 22 October 2000 at Annual Colloquium of The Silvan S. Tomkins Institute, shown 15 December 2000 at meeting of the Academic Advisory Council of the National Campaign Against Youth Violence at the Secret Service Building, Washington, DC.

Nathanson. D.L. Managing Shame, Preventing Violence: A Call to Our Clergy. And Managing Shame, Preventing Violence: A Call to Our Teachers. Written and produced by Donald L. Nathanson, MD, filmed and directed by William DuPertuis. DVD in English and Spanish and videotape in English released 17 January 2003, available through www.tomkins.org and Schlessinger Media/Library Video Co. Produced under $530,000 in grants from the Carpenter Foundation, the Oxford Foundation, and the Bank of America.

Non-Psychiatric Publications, Peer-Reviewed Journals

Nathanson. D.L. The relationship of regenerative ability to the regression of hydranths of Campanularia, Biological Bulletin, 109:350, 1955.

Moyer, J.M., Brest, AM., & Nathanson D.L. Medical Considerations in the Hypertensive Patient Undergoing Surgery American Journal of Cardiology, Sept 1963, 12:286-292.

Hand, B.M., & Nathanson. D.L. Neurologic Complications Following Cardiac Surgery, American J oumal of Cardiology, Oct 1963, 12: 480-481.

Shane, L. L., Madianos, M., Nathanson. D.L., & Tortorella, S. A Rapid Test of Pituitary-Adrenal Function in Patients with Inadequate Reserve Exerpta Medica International Congress Series No. 99. 1965.

Korn, D., Gelderman, A., Cage, G., Nathanson. D.L., and Strauss, A. Immune Deficiencies, Aplastic Anemia and Abnormalities of Lymphoid Tissue in Thymoma New England Journal of Medicine 276;1333-9. 15 June 1967.

Publications in non-peer-reviewed journals, Psychiatric

Nathanson. D.L. Seeming amorality of adolescents. Physician and Patient 3:29-33, 1984.

Nathanson. D.L. All About Shame. Bottom Line: Personal 9, 5:9-10, 1988.

Nathanson. D.L. Understanding Shame. Directions in P[Jchiatry Volume 9, Lesson 2, 1989.

Nathanson. D.L. Shame and Compassion in Borderline Illness. Audio Digest (Tape) 13 July 1992.

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Nathanson. D.L. Affect, Feeling, Emotion, Mood, and Disorder-A New Algorithm for the Clinician. Direaions in P[Jchiatry Vol. 13, No. 11, 26 May 1993.

Nathanson. D.L. The Eight Shades of Shame. Bottom Line: Personal 14:13:11-12.

Exhibit at Scientific Meetine

Nathanson. D.L. & Wragg, L. Teaching films developed, produced, directed and narrated by D. L. Nathanson, anatomical dissections and script by L. Wragg, Ph.D., M.D. (1963-67) Presented as a Scientific Exhibit at the Annual Meeting, American Association of Anatomists, Miami, Florida, 1965, still in use in some medical schools.

THE CINE-PROSECTOR: The Walls of the Axilla The Contents of the Axilla Volar Muscles of the Forearm The Hand: Part I Skeleton and Musculature

Part II Nerve and Blood Supply ~inal Cord and Muscles of the Back

e Abdominal Wall The Tempero-Mandibular Joint and Muscles of Mastication The Male Perineum

Non-scientific community publications

Nathanson. D.L. Biological Timepieces Jewelers Circrtlar Krystone September 1970, p. 12-24.

Nathanson. D.L. The Silvan S. Tomkins Cup Plate (P. 717). The Thistle XVI: 2:3-4. 1995.

Nathanson. D.L. Hello, Sweetie. Chapter in M. Capuzzo & T.B. Capuzzo, Eds., Our Best Friends: Wagging Tales to Wann the Hearl. New York: Bantam, 1998.

Nathanson. D.L. Spirit is Emotion. Entry in What is Spirit?: Messages from the Hearl. Leslie Brockway Potamkin, Ed. Hey House: Carlsbad, CA, 1999.

Lectures and Addresses

Regression and Refeneration in Campanularia Presented at General Scientific Sessions, Marine Biological aboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, August 1955.

The E ffect of Right and Left Bundle Branch Block on Stroke Volume Presented at the request of Gordon Moe, Ph.D. M.D., to the combined Physiology and Cardiology meetings at the State University of New York, College of Medicine at Syracuse, May 1957, printed and distributed by the department.

The Word Inside (Medical Etymology) presented at the request of Thomas Szaz, M.D. to The Medical History Society of Syracuse, N.Y 1959.

Antihypertensive Effects of Thiazide Diuretics Scientific Exhibit, American College of Cardiology, San Francisco, California, 1964. Moyer,J.H., Mills L.C., Nathanson, D. L.

Hashitoxicosis Independent of Grave's Disease Presented to Combined Medical Services, U. S. Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, 1966. (Printed and distributed by hospital).

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YesterdJ;'s Children Honorable Mention, Kenneth Appel Award Competition, 1966. Suggestion at appropriate treatment for the eldedy psychiatric patient might better be based on child

than adult models.

Process and Creativity in Music Investigation of affective transmission in music, presented to Staff Conference, Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1967.

Biological Clocks Presented to the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, meetings at Philadelphia in 1969 and New York City in 1970.

Psychoendocrinology in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Invited speaker, Pennsylvania Lupus Association, April 1981. Discussion of the role of the unconscious in monitoring die determination by auto-immune response of what is self and what is alien.

Psychiatric Aspects of Biol of cal Timekeeping Presented to the Delaware Valley Horological Association, Novem er, 1982.

Toward a New Definition of Empathy Presented to the staff of the Bristol-Bensalem Mental Health Center, 3 August 1983.

Reflections on an Unspoken Practice Submitted for the Hibbs Award of the American Psychiatric Association, 1983.

The Ecolofl of Affect Presented at Grand Rounds, Department of Mental Health Sciences, Ha emann University, 12 April 1984.

Shaming Systems in Couples. Families and Institutions The Marriage Council of Philadelphia, 18 April 1984.

Shame: New Clinical and Theoretical Aspects Chairman of symposium 9 May 1984 (Los Angeles) American Psychiatric Association, co-sponsored by the American Psychoanalytic Association. Panelists included E. James Anthony, Otto Will, Carl Schneider, and Uon Wurmser.

Shaming Systems in Couples. Families and Institutions Paper presented as part of the symposium above.

Denial. Projection and The Empathic Gate International Symposium on Denial, Jerusalem, Israel, 27 January 1985.

A New Drive/Affect Understanding of Shame The Arbours Institute, London, England, 8 February 1985.

A Timetable for Shame American Psychoanalytic Association, New York, 20December1986; E. Virginia Demos, Ph.D. and Sally K. Severino, M.D., formal discussants.

Treating Shame in Psychotherapy Course Director, full day course presented at the annual meeting of the APA in Chicago, 12 May 1987.

Healthy Pride. False Pride. and Borrowed Pride: Understanding the Shame/Pride Axis Scientific Session, "Tuesdays at the Institute" 19 May 1987 at The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital.

Affect. Affective Resonance. and a New Theory for Hypnosis World Psychiatric Association Sectionsymposium on Affect and Emotion, 8 October 1987, Vienna.

The Develof.mental Implications of Affect Theory The Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, 13 October 198 .

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A Developmental Theory for Hypnosis Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 30 October 1987, Los Angeles.

The Role of Affect in Human Development Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry, Duke University, 7 January 1988.

The Nature of Emotion Course, annual meeting American Psychiatric Association, Montreal, 9 May 1988.

Trea~Shame in Psychotheraptt Course Director, full day course, annual meeting American sychiatric Association, ontreal, 11 May 1988.

Firmware for the Mind-Understanding- Innate Affect Grand Rounds Presentation, Medical College of Pennsylvania; 27 June 1988.

Mirroring- as Affective Resonance-Microanalysis of a Selfobject Function. Workshop for The XI Annual Conference on the Psychology of the Self, 15 October 1988. (Tapes available through parent organization.)

The Nature of Therapeutic Impasse Paper presented at the conference Impasses in Psychotherapy, The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, 4 March 1989.

The Pharmacolotl of the Affect System Presentation at Smith Kline and French Laboratories, Philadelp ·a, 23 March 1989.

The Biology of Emotion in Health and Illness Far South Jersey Psychiatric Society, 8 June 1989; sponsored by the Upjohn Company.

Understanding Emotion Grand Rounds Presentation, Department of Psychiatry, University of West Virginia Medical School at Morgantown, 12 July 1989; sponsored by the Upjohn Company.

Empathy and Psychotherapy Full week course for the Cape Cod Institute, 14-18 August 1989 (with Michael Franz Basch)

Affect. Feeling. Emotion. Mood. and Disorder-A New Algorithm for the Clinician Friends' Hospital Conference, 20-21 October 1989.

Affect. Emotion. Empathy. and Mood and The Nature and Treatment of Shame Capitol District Psychiatric Association of the American Psychiatric Association, Lake George, New York, 3-5 November 1989.

Now We Are Three-Patient. Psychotherapist. and Psychopharmacologist Presentation for the conference "Medication and Psychotherapy," The Institute of Pennsylvania Hospital, 31 March 1990.

The History of Shame and The Nature of Human Emotion Annual meeting of The Kansas Institute, Kansas City, Kansas, 6-7 April 1990.

Affect and Human Development Brown Bag Colloquium, Department of Human Development, Bryn Mawr College, 25 April 1990.

The Biolof} of Emotion Grand Rounds presentation, Department of Psychiatry, Robert Wood Jo son School of Medicine, 3 May 1990.

Understanding- Emotion and Treating- Shame in Psychotherapy. Courses presented at annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, New York, 12-17 May 1990.

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Radio Interview: Gershon Lessor, "Health Talk" (1 hour Los Angeles AM talk show).

Television Interview: Fox TV Good Day NY, 27 July 1992. (8 minute segment)

Radio Interview: Debra Anderson, WHAT, 12 August 1992. (1 1/4 hours)

Radio Interview: Dom Giordano, WWDB-FM, 16 August 1992. (1 hour)

Case Conference: Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, 17 September 1992.

What is Psychotherapy? Church of St. Martin's in the Fields, 20 September 1992.

Radio Interview: "Dr. Bob, Off the Hook" San Francisco talk show, 1 hour. 15 October 1992.

Toward a New P~chotherapy, Affect. Empathy. and Psychotherapy. Teaching the New Affect Theory. our 2-day courses and one 1-day course presented at the University of Lund, in Stockholm, and in Lulea, Sweden, 1-14November1992.

Treawvhame in PsHhotherapy Tuesdays at the Institute, Scientific Session, The Institute of ennsylvania ospital, 19 January 1993.

The Structure and Function of Shame Scientific session, Pennsylvania Hospital, 21 January 1993.

Radio Interview: "The Diane Rehm Show," WAMU-FM, Washington, D.C. 25 January 1993. (2 hours)

Politics and the Faces of Emotion Lecture at "The Hungry Mind," Minneapolis, Minnesota, 13 February 1993.

Attention. Attention Disorders. and the Affect System Grand Rounds, Philadelphia Child Guidance Center; 26 February 1993.

Television Interview: "Gossip" Interviewed by Meg Grant, Philadelphia Channel 10, 11:00 News, Wednesday 3 March 1993.

The Shame Family of Emotions Full-day workshop for Northern California Institute for Psychoanalytic Self Psychology, San Francisco, 28 March 1993.

The Family of Emotions and Emotion in the Family 1 May 1993, NASW Family Institute Conference, Englewood, New Jersey. With Vernon C. Kelly, Jr.

Understanding Emotion: Building a New Psychotherapy 24 May 1993, Chairman, full-day course for Annual Meeting of American Psychiatric Association. With Vernon C. Kelly, Jr.

Treating Shame in Psychotherapy 26 May 1993, Chairman, full-day course for Annual Meeting of American Psychiatric Association. With Drs. Karen Miura, Vernon C. Kelly, Jr., Andrew M. Stone, Shelley Milestone, and James Pfrommer.

Affect Theory and MPD 5 June 1993, Plenary Lecture, Eastern Regional Conference on Abuse and Multiple Personality.

The Role of Affect in Trauma and Recovey 7 June 1993, Chairman, full-day course for Eastern Regional Conference on Abuse an Multiple Personality. With Drs. Vernon C. Kelly, Jr., Sandra L. Bloom, and Andrew M. Stone.

The New Psychology of Shame Full-week course, Cape Cod Institute, 16-20 August 1993.

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The Biology of Human Emotion Scientific Presentation, Treatment Research Unit, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, 13 September 1993.

Human Emotion: New Theories. New Therapies Hirschfeld Memorial Lecture, St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, New Jersey; 27 September 1993.

Radio Interview, Dan Gottleib: Voices in the Family, American Public Radio. 6 October 1993, 1 Yz hours. (Mental Health Awareness Week, program on Depression.)

Toward a New Psychotherapy 2-day course, 16-17 October 1993 at Philadelphia Convention Center under auspices of the Silvan S. Tomkins Institute.

Treating Shame in Psychotherapy and Em ath Attachment Individuali and Love: A Clinician's Guide Two 3-hour presentations or the meeting "Advances in Treating Survivors of Sexual Abuse: Empowering the Healing Process II" for The Institute for Advanced Clinical Training. 6 Novemoer 1993, Washington, D.C.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Emotion Address for the OCD Foundation, Good Shepherd Church, 8 November 1993.

The Range and Nature of Psychotherapy Grand Rounds, Belmont Psychiatric Center, 8 February 1994.

Sex. Shame. and Psychotherapy Grand Rounds, Northwestern Institute. 21 February, 1994.

The Nature and Function of Emotion 18th Annual Family Practice Review, presented by Temple University School of Medicine with Lancaster General Hospital at Host Farms Resort. 24 March 1994.

Shame and Pride: A Psychiatrist's Casebook Silver Anniversary presentation, Taylor Manor Symposium; 22 April 1994.

Shame in Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorders: Clinical Implications. (Lecture) and Transference and Countertransference Issues in the Treatment of the Borderline and Narcissistic Personality Disorder. (Workshop) The Carrier Foundation Symposium, 27 April 1994.

We Are What We Feel: A New Look at Human Emotion. Full-day presentation at Shepherd College, Shepherdstown, West Virginia, 30 April 1994.

The Biology of Human Emotion Grand Rounds, Temple University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, 3 June 1994.

Crime. Shame, Anger, and the Cop on the Beat Address to Juvenile Aid Division, Philadelphia Police Department Advanced Training Unit, 11 July 1994.

Juvenile Crime. Juvenile Justice, and Juvenile Emotions Address to the Juvenile Court System, Bucks County, 12 July 1994.

The Experience and Expression of Anger 3-day colloquium, Silvan S. Tomkins Institute, 28-30 October 1994, Pennsylvania Convention Center.

Shame in Psychotherapy and Clinical Issues in Treating Shame in Sexual Abuse: The Therapist's Experience of the Abused Adult Presentations for Advances in Treating Survivors of Sexual Abuse, 3rd Annual Conference, Baltimore, 6 November 1994.

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City, 12 November 1994 .

Treating Shame in Psychotherapy and Clinical Issues in Treating Shame and Anger: The Therapist's Experience of the Abused Adult Presentation for Advances in Treating Survivors of exual Abuse, San Francisco, 4-5 March 1995.

Affect. Transaction. and Script Full-day presentation for the Eastern Regional Transactional Analysis Association, Friday 28 April 1995. Pocmont Resort, Bushkill Falls, Pennsylvania.

Shame. Anger. and Fear: Understanding and Treating the Negative Affects Full-week course for the Cape Cod Institute, 28 August through 1 September 1995.

The Self-Medication Hypothesis Revisited and Updated. Discussant of presentation by Edward J. Khantzian, 1995 MISA Conference (The Person with Mental Illness and Substance Abuse), 28 September 1995, Philadelphia.

The Nature and Repair of Community Lecture for Alumni Teaching Day, State University of New York at Syracuse, 7 October 1995.

Treating the Narcissistic or Borderline Patient Half-day presentation for annual meeting of the Silvan S. Tomkins Institute, 28October1995, in Philadelphia.

Practical Implications of Affect Theory: An Update on Anger. Part 1; Practical Implications of Affect Theory: An Update on Anger. Part 2; A Practical Update on Shame; Ask The Expert: Clinical Supervision wtth Donald L. Nathanson. M.D. Four presentations for CME, Inc., P!Jchiatric Times symposium, New York, 19 November 1995.

The New Way to Look at the Difficult Patient Full-day presentation for Central Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society, 20 January 1996, Hershey, Pennsylvania.

ulog,y for Michael Franz Basch Rush Presbyterian Medical Center, Chicago, 28 January 1996.

Rethinking Human Emotion. Rebuilding Psychotherapy Full-day presentation hosted for the psychotherapy community by the Oregon chapter of National Association of Social Workers, Portland, Oregon, 27 April 1996.

The Future of Psychotherapy Panel, Annual Meeting of The American Psychiatric Association, 7 May 1996, New York City.

Treating Negative Affect: Working with Shame. Anm. and Fear Full-day presentation for Community Health Plan of Poughkeepsie, , at the Danny Kaye Theater of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY, 20 May 1996. Sponsored by Bristol-Myers Squibb.

The Psychotherapy of the Difficult Patient Full-week course for the Cape Cod Institute, 1-5 July 1996.

Rethinking Human Emotion. Rebuildinflshchotherapy Presentation for Tennessee Psychiatric Association, 5 October 1996 in as ville.

Transference and Countertransference as Patterns of Affective Interaction and What Determines the Duration of Effective Thefoy? Plenary lectures for the 4th annual meeting in the Silvan S. Tomkins Institute's series " oward a New Psychotherapy: The When, When Not, and How of Brief Psychotherapy," 26 and 27 October 1996 in Pliiladelphia.

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Practical Implications of Affect Theory: An UXdate on Antfrer. Part 1; Practical Implications of Affect Theory: An Update on Anger. Part 2; Practical Edate on Shame Three presentations for CME, Inc. , P!Jchiatric Times symposium, San Diego, alifornia, 17 November 1996. 111

OpeninLMoves in Outpatient Psychotherapy Weekly Seminar for PGY-3 residents, Jefferson edical College. 10 September-12 November 1997.

Locating EMDR: Affect. Scene. and Sct!W Full-day presentation for EMDR International Association, Baltimore, MD, 7 J y 1998.

Affect, the Offender, and the Community Plenary presentation for international meeting on alternative methods for the management of crime. Minneapolis, 8 August 1998.

The Philadelphia System Cape Cod Institute, 17-21 August 1998.

Empathy. Attachment, Individuality. and Love: A Clinician's Guide. Contemporary Psychoanalytic Issues Series, Newton, MA, 19 September 1998.

Basic Script Theofr'p How We Initiate Psvchotherny; A Transvestite Tells Me He Is "Cured"; Locating MDR Within Script Theo~; A ect and Script in EMDR. Presentations for the Fifth Colloquium in the Series Towar a New Psychotherapy: The Philadelphia System. Philadelphia, 16-18 October 1998.

Radio Interview: Radio Times, Marty Moss-Coane, National Public Radio, 21 December 1998. Shame and the current political environment.

Thinking about Emotion. Rethinking Psychotherapy. The 1999 Van Benthuysen Memorial Seminar, Albany, NY 16-17 April 1999.

Lecture tour of Scandinavia: The emotional roots of violence. Visiting Professor at the Universities of Goteborg, Stockholm, Umea, Uppsala, Oslo. Organized for the St. Luke's Society and the Departments of Psychology. Fifteen lectures presented between 18-30 September, 1999.

Introduction to the Affect/Script Theory of Silvan S. Tomkins, The EvelLday World of Distress and The Psvchopatholo~ of Distress. Presentations for the Sixth Co oquium in the Series Toward a New Psyc otherapy-The Experience and Relief of Distress: Overload, Grief, and Suffering, 22-3 October 1999.

A Plan to End School Violence. Presentation to Safe Schools Policy Committee of Lycoming County, PA. Williamsport, 7 February 2000.

Individuals. Intimacy. Community: Innate Affect and Fractal Psychology. Keynote presentation for SEPI (Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration) Washington, DC, 7 May 2000.

The Theory and Repair of Community Keynote presentation for the Second International Conference on Conferencing and Circles, 12 August 2000, Toronto.

The Develo ment and Mana ement of Human Connection Plenary presentations and Master Classes for e Seventh Colloquium in the Series Toward a New Psycbotherapy. 20-22 October 2000 at The Philadelphia Museum of Art and Jefferson Medical College.

From Insult to Injury: A Plan to End School Violence presented at the meeting of the Academic Advisory Council of the National Campaign Against Youth Violence, Secret Service Building, Washington, DC, 14 December 2000.

Radio Interview: Radio Times, Marty Moss-Coane, National Public Radio, Philadelphia. On the need to connect with those we love in the wake of tragedy. 11 September 2001.

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