IPBooks
Since 2009, we’ve been dedicated to publishing cutting edge books in the field of psychoanalysis: clinical, theoretical, and applied. We also publish books of interest to the wider mental health profession and a broader informed audience.
At IPBooks, you’ll also find works of fiction, memoir, non-fiction, children's and poetry penned by creative writers and selected leading scholars. View titles that are coming soon to IPBooks here.
The Anatomy of a Psychotic Experience
Richard Reichbart
In an age in which truthtelling has been under siege, Richard Reichbart—scholar, teacher, author, President of a major psychoanalytic institute—tells a truth many would choose to hide.
People Don't Drown in Living Rooms
Orna Reuven and Yair Eldan
Written in the form of a modern epistolary novel, the email correspondence between Ella and Itamar, this is the tale of a psychologist and patient caught in an impossible situation, raising the everlasting question about the essence of psychotherapy.
Memento
Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau
A poignant story of life, loss, tragedy, aging, death and birth. The main character Sine and her internal world and life are vividly captured through the images evoked within the reader with beautiful language.
Make Me the Sky: A Novel
Joan Wexler
This remarkable novel takes us through a girl’s struggles with adversity from midteen age on an early twentieth century shtetl to womanhood through encounters with abusive uncles, consignment to a Budapest brothel and escape to Manhattan’s teaming poverty stricken lower east side.
Unorthodox: My Life In and Outside Psychoanalysis: A Memoir
Arnold D. Richards
A Memoir by Arnold D. Richards about his life in and outside Psychoanalysis with a foreword by Daniel S. Benveniste.
The Way it Ends
Theodore Jacobs
Dr. Strickman, a psychoanalyst turned amateur gumshoe, sets off to uncover how his brother died–murder or suicide? A subplot of Israeli Palestinian conflict masterfully adds depth and tension to this engaging, dark and, yet, humorous tale.
The Science of Psychoanalysis: The Realization of Freud’s Promise
Festschrift in Honor of Howard Shevrin
Howard Shevrin would love to be present at scientific gatherings, and/or to hear about those people writing about his endeavors. Because that was really one of his main wishes and hopes: to see that there are others who will carry on his work.
