Ilany Kogan

Ilany Kogan is a Training and Supervisory Analyst at the Israel Psychoanalytic Society and one of the founders of Generatia, the Psychotherapy Centre for the Child and Adolescent, Bucharest, Romania.

She worked as supervisor of IPA Study Group, Istanbul, and Izmir Psychotherapy Institute, Turkey. She currently supervises in various places in Germany (especially Munich and Aachen), and in Romania (Bucharest).  For many years Ilany has worked extensively with Holocaust survivors’ offspring, and published extensively on this topic. She was awarded the Elise M. Hayman Award for the study of the Holocaust and Genocide (2003), and the Sigourney Award (2016) for her lifetime work.

Author of The Cry of Mute Children, London & New York: Free Association Books (1995); Escape from Selfhood, London: IPA Publications (2007); The Struggle Against Mourning, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, (2007); The Canvas of Change:  Analysis through the Prism of Creativity, Karnac (2012); Narcissistic Fantasies in Film and Fiction-Masters of the Universe, Routledge (2020).