Special Case Conference - Sylvia Plath and her own Psychotherapy

*SPECIAL CASE CONFERENCE - OPEN TO ALL EMPLOYEES (NOT JUST CLINICAL STAFF)*
Title: Sylvia Plath and her own Psychotherapy
Speakers:
Dr. Fred Kass
Executive Vice Chair of the Department of Psychiatry
New York Presbyterian Hospital at Columbia University Medical Center
Dr. Allie Baker, Adult Psychiatry Resident, Columbia-NYSPI, PGYII
Dr. Laura Kent, Adult Psychiatry Resident, Columbia-NYSPI, PGYII
Dr. Sara Nash, Adult Psychiatry Resident, Columbia-NYSPI, PGYIII
Drs. Kass, Nash, Baker, and Kent will be leading a discussion aboutSylvia Plath and her own psychotherapy and its impact on her life andselected works.
Sylvia Plath was an American poet, novelist, and short story writerwho wrote a semi-autobiographical novel, "The Bell Jar." The book'sprotagonist, is a bright, ambitious college student who begins toexperience a mental breakdown while interning for a fashion magazine inNew York. Please read the poem "Daddy" (see below) for the discussion.
We hope you join for what should be an educational discussion.