Congratulations Professor Greivel!

Professor Beth Greivel, a Part-time Core Faculty Member in the Wright Institute's Counseling Psychology Program, had an article published in Psychoanalytic Inquiry this month. The article, titled "Dreaming of Global Kinship: The Dilemma of Disability in Capitalism in Powers’s Bewilderment and Psychotherapy," explores disability, capitalism, and psychotherapy through a psychoanalytic and relational lens, using Richard Powers’s Bewilderment alongside clinical material.

"This article grew out of my teaching, clinical work, and ongoing questions about how disability is understood within capitalist frameworks that prioritize productivity over care," Professor Greivel shared. "Drawing on psychoanalytic theory, literary analysis, and a composite clinical case, I explore the concept of global kinship as an alternative way of thinking about value, dependence, and relational responsibility. I’m sharing it here in the spirit of collective learning."

Access the article here:
https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/NXGBKBTSJBQKXE8HXRZS/full?target=10.1...