“Once you recover from the three hundred and sixty-eight texts it took to plan this, it really is nice to get together.” By Teresa Burns Parkhurst

Sigmund Freud, Civi and Its Discos, page 82

Psychoanalysis at the movies “You call yourself a free spirit, a wild thing, and you’re terrified somebody’s going to stick you in a cage. Well, baby, you’re already in that cage. You built it yourself.” ...

Paul (through the taxi door) to Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, by Blake Edwards, 1961 Youtu.be/L_TvaJulWx0?si…

Jesus and The Church in couples therapy “We hardly have anything in common anymore!” By David Hayward | Artist

“Psychoanalysis is perhaps the only discipline comparable to the liberal arts of the Middle Ages, inasmuch as it preserves something of the proportional relation of man to himself; an internal relation, closed on itself, inexhaustible and cyclical.” Jaques Lacan Amy Dury, 2021

“Envy often spoils the enjoyment of gardens and country houses.” Sigmund Freud to his younger brother Alexander (with whom he regularly enjoyed country house holidays) in September 1905

Lucy the amateur psychiatrist to her little brother Linus “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired!” By Charles M. Schulz

Alphabet soup does psychoanalysis

“Discourse is what floats, what skims across the surface of our own politics, I mean, our way of conceiving of a certain social bond.” Jacques Lacan, Lecture on the Symptom, Columbia, 1975 Sam Ferris, Outside the Townie, the 100 y/o Town Hall Hotel, Newtown, Australia, 2021

The Incredible Hulk in psychoanalysis “If I’m totally honest with myself, most of the time I’m only an average hulk.” By Dan Piraro

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