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Fear of Death: a Symptom With Changing Meanings

MICHAEL EIGEN practices in New York City. He supervises and teaches at New Hope Guild, a psychoanalytic training institute and clinic. He has taught at the New School for Social Research, Hunter College, and New York City Community College. He received his doctorate at the New School, where he studied the depth psychologies, Gestalt psychology, and phenomenology. He has published a number of studies on psychodynamics and therapy processes. Before entering psychology, Michael Eigen was a musician and poet-writer with a variety of work experiences, including much intensive work with disturbed children. At present he is working on projects in both psychology and literature.