Paul D'Acri's Page

So many (mostly very bad) memories of that woman. Sounds like the knee injury fakeout was a good idea.

I'm glad you had a good experience in analysis. I've heard great things about Peter Zimmerman and TRISP, the institute he started. The place he trained at- NPAP-is also top notch.Very cool that you found him. Psychoanalysis has obviously been a really important part of my life, first as a patient, and now as a therapist and teacher/administrator at an institute.

I'll look forward to your posts and maybe share my own too, though I'm not always a big wall writer. Feel free to email me at StevenKuchuck@gmail.com, and/or I'll look forward to seeing you here on the site.

Best,
Steven

Hi Paul,
Nice to see you here!
I saw one of your posts about "Madame" Berman. We were mostly very lucky with our teachers, but she was a scary one.

Hope you've been well,
Steven

Hi Paul: Definetly that long ago... How long have you been living in CA?

Hi Paul:
Do you remember me? We use to hang out at Veligh Place Park. Do you also remember my brothers, Steve, Jeff and Mike?? Seems like you're doing great for yourself. I hope all else is well. Hope to hear back from you soon. Take-Care

Hi Paul,
Of course I remember you! Thank you for sharing that with me. It is really amazing what memories stay with us over the years. You too look great, and I'm happy to see you are well. I hope you are still singing!

Hi Paul, I thought for sure you'd become a baseball player or chess champion. I guess there was no internet back when we were kids to see that you'd be a blogger! How has life treated you?