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Episode Description:\\xa0We begin by recalling Dr. Kliman\'s 92nd birthday request of inviting trainees to participate in his work with the Harlem Family Institute and the Harlem Psychoanalytic Institute. He presents clinical examples especially around the issue of giving voice to those who suffered trauma. His teaching includes demonstrating how an analyst engages with the legal system in order to seek justice for ignored victims. We also discuss his recent thinking on PTSD and the altruistic communicative aspects of otherwise individually disabling symptoms. We close with his sharing with us his precarious health, the impact of his Holocaust family history, and the usefulness of his current analysis.\\xa0

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Our Guest:\\xa0Gilbert Kliman, MD. Medical Director, Preventive Psychiatry Associates Medical Group and The Children\'s Psychological Health Center, Inc.\\xa0Chairperson, Harlem Family Institute. Recipient 2016 Anna Freud Award, 2020 Humanitarian Award of The American Psychoanalytic Association. 2020 Rieger Award, AACAP.\\xa0Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Diplomate of Am. Board of Psychiatry and Neurology; Life Fellow and Diplomate of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; Certified Psychoanalyst for Children, Adolescents, and Adults, American Psychoanalytic Association, Diplomate; Fellow, American College of Psychoanalysts\\xa0

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Recommended Reading:\\xa0

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Schmidt\\xa0Hellerau, C (2018) Driven to Survive.\\xa0iP\\xa0Books, NY\\xa0NY\\xa0

www.childrenspsychologicalhealthcenter.org (See especially the pages on \\u201cReflective Network Therapy\\u201d, pages on \\u201cResults\\u201d, \\u201cGuided Activity Workbooks\\u201d)\\xa0

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www.harlemfamilyinstitute.org\\xa0

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Jeffery, E (2001) The Mortality of Psychoanalysts.\\xa0J. Am.\\xa0Psan. Assoc.\\xa049:1.\\xa0

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Kliman, G (2010)\\xa0Reflective Network Therapy in the Preschool Classroom. University\\xa0Press of America, Durham MD. (available as hardcopy or Kindle at Amazon.com)\\xa0

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Kliman, G. (2020) Reflective Network Therapy for Childhood Autism and Childhood PTSD.\\xa0J.\\xa0Neuropsychoanalysis\\xa0and Allied Disciplines.\\xa0Volume 20, 2018 \\u2013 Issue 2. https://doi.org/10.1080/15294145.2018.1535279\\xa0

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________. (2020). Regularity of IQ Rise With an Interpersonal Preschool Treatment: 81 Treated Preschoolers vs 63 Comparison and Controls. Honors presentation \\u2013 Rieger Award. 2020 Virtual Meeting, 2020 - aacap.confex.com. For a copy of the data tables, write to gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com\\xa0

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__________ (2021 in preparation) A Unifying New Theory of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children. Draft available from gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com\\xa0

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Those who wish\\xa0video recordings\\xa0of my 2018, 2019 or 2021 seminars on Forensics or on Reflective Network Therapy, write gilbertkliman2008@gmail.com\\xa0