Dr. Jane Goldberg speaking at the Mondowell Conference, about reclaiming the reputation of stress; why we need more stress, not less, in our lives. Furthermore, the concept that stress is toxic, is essentially a construct of the tobacco industry.
Manhattan’s Hilton Hotel, September 28th, 2014.
In October, 2016, to celebrate the release of her eighth book, Dr. Jane Goldberg held the first reading / signing for “My Mother, My Daughter, My Self”. In this clip, Jane reads from a passage about the journey she has taken as a daughter to her mother, and a mother to her daughter.
Dr. Jane Goldberg, owner of New York City’s La Casa Day Spa, offers a variety of revolutionary health tips, to boost life-span and well-being.
Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D., author of the book Because People Are Dying (which reviews the science behind low level radiation) discusses the hands-on practical benefits of “stone healing” which has been available to humans since the stone age.
Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D., performs at the 2014 “Age of Elegance” Ms. New Jersey Senior America Pageant, Harrah’s Casino Resort, Atlantic City, NJ.
Paula Gloria asks Jane G. Goldberg Ph.D. about energy, the fuel needed for transformation whether physical, mental, personal or social, and gets some surprising and delightful answers.
Join Jane G. Goldberg, Ph.D. with four of her guests–with both professional and non-professional psychoanalytic backgrounds–to consider one of humanity’s greatest challenges: the death of a mother. Jane Brown, Psychoanalyst; Muna Tseng, Dancer and Choreographer; Michal Ginach, Psychoanalyst and niece of Yehuda Safran, Professor of Architecture at Columbia University participate.
What happens when the owner of a Manhattan Day Spa, author of seven books and psychoanalyst for cancer patients, ventures into a part of the country as opposite to New York City as can be imagined, to learn about cancer cures through radiation hormesis? Dr. Jane Goldberg joins world traveler, Paula Gloria, to create a documentary to accompany Jane’s book Because People are Dying, and visits the revamped healing clinic (complete with radon baths) in remote southeast Colorado.
Join Jane G. Goldberg Ph.D. and her guests, Irena Polkowska-Rutenberg and Ian O’Leary, in a consideration of how our mental and physical attitudes are connected and how cancer can be addressed through our mind and emotion.
Jane G. Goldberg Ph.D. creates a panel of peers addressing a topic dear to her heart–the liberation of the soul through analysis. Includes a roll-in of the Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies at 16 10th Street, New York, which has several outreach programs open to the public to learn more about a subject that is often misunderstood from the outside.
Join Jane G. Goldberg, Ph. D. with her guests Kevin Courtois, and learn with Alan Steinfeld about his experiences in the world of unlimited energy and Willheim Reich.
Join a group of Modern Freudian therapists hosted by Jane G. Goldberg:
Sheila Zaretsky: Director of Academy of Applied and Clinical Psychoanalysis (New Jersey),
Pat Bratt: Director of Academy of Applied and Clinical Psychoanalysis (New Jersey),
Ron Leiber: Director of Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies (Manhattan),
June Bernstein: Faculty of Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies (Manhattan),
Faye Newsom: Faculty of Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies (Manhattan) and Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis (Boston).
Jane Goldberg is a Faculty of CMPS, owner of La Casa Day Spa and author of numerous books.
Jane Goldberg, Ph.D. has an extensive background in holistic health that compliments her psychoanalytic career treating cancer patients’ minds, bodies and hearts–both metaphorical and literal. Here she discusses just how much food the human body needs, in reality.
In 2009, Jane G. Goldberg Ph.D. recorded a series of group therapy sessions that came to be titled The Really Real Reality Group Therapy Show, so that viewers could witness first-hand the manifestation of psychic mechanisms as attempts to defend the ego. For instance, in the course of the show, we see the narcissistic defense, as defined by Hyman Spotnitz; we observe the expressions of Freud’s concept of Eros (love) and Thanatos (death and aggression) as group members struggle to find safe, yet authentic, footing with one another, and come to both love and hate each other. Viewers may think the group therapy participants are out of central casting, but they are real people, with real issues, that they have the courage and generosity to share, as they work through their processes with the universe.
You can watch their shared experience and individual journeys right here:
1. Reality TV Group Therapy Premiere
3: Why We Don’t Get Out of Our Chairs
4. Narcissism Disease of Self-Hate, Not Love
7: The Meaning of Strangers and Friends
8: Analytic Vs. Support Groups
15. Developing Our Psychological Immune System
16. Discharging Vs. Feeling Into Language
18: Do We Choose to Live? Can Twittering Be Forever?
Although I always understood the importance of good bowel habits recently an important viewer has come up with colon troubles that may require surgery so that I am rethinking the importance of health maintenance and even more restoring a very off balance system..even faced with a crisis there might be better therapies that are usually considered not powerful enough for “serious” issues. Do the serious issues start with seemingly unimportant idiosyncrasies, like being uncomfortable going to the bathroom when nature calls?
Has everything we’ve been told about radiation been wrong? And how has this dismal ignorance affected our health choices?
Learn about what really happened at Hiroshima and Nagasaki regarding radiation–cows living to 26-years-old for starters…
Jane Goldberg interviews Dr. Thomas Luckey by phone for her new book on Radiation Hormesis: Because People Are Dying. If you’ve got cancer, or any other disease; if you aren’t sick, and don’t want to get sick – this book is an absolute must-read. It may well be the most important book on health to come along in a decade.
Because People Are Dying tells the tale of Jay Gutierrez, cracker-jack helicopter mechanic. Twenty years ago, Jay discovered an abandoned mine and began making pendants from the pretty stones he found. To his dismay and disbelief, people wearing the jewelry began reporting to him disappearances of all manner of physical afflictions. Jay finally took their reports seriously, and had the stones assayed. Much to his surprise, he discovered that the stones were emitting low-level radiation. Research detailed in the book–of over 3,000 medical studies–leads to the understanding that, today, we are all radiation-deficient.
The book is compelling, and reads like a medical mystery as the reader meets the various people whose lives Jay has saved–from diseases as serious as stage IV cancers. The book surprises us, citing studies that contradict the “facts” that we all “know.” For instance, 1) Survivors of Nagasaki and Hiroshima have not only not died in droves, but they are living longer than average life-expectancy; 2) Radon in your home doesn’t give you lung cancer; to the contrary it confers a protection against all cancers; 3) Those who live near nuclear power plants live longer than those who don’t.
Jay has developed a unique method of delivery, through the emanation of the stones, of this much-needed element that is essential to life. Goldberg shows us that radiation and life are synonymous. Exposure to low-level radiation cures many if not most diseases, and prevents even more. Jay’s healing stones are cheap and easy to use: a serious populist cure for serious and not-serious diseases.
Not many people know that one of the leaders working on the Manhattan Project, and later under Admiral Rickover in nuclear and atomic energy, is interested in parapsychology. Join Dr. Jane Goldberg on one of her public access TV shows for Manhattan Neighborhood Network as she gets to know the person behind the degrees and honors at his home in Chevy Chase, near Washington D.C.