Hannah Zeavin Tells Us Why Psychoanalysis Is About More Than Just Daddy Issues
"Freud was not that interested in the mother, really," says the founder of the psychoanalytic magazine Parapraxis, who's written a new book that interrogates the intersection of motherhood and technology.
IN SESSION Hannah Zeavin Tells Us Why Psychoanalysis Is About More Than Just Daddy Issues By Grace Byron Photographed by Lucas Michael May 2, 2025 Hannah Zeavin, photographed by Lucas Michael. The first time I met Hannah Zeavin , founder of the psychoanalytic magazine Parapraxis , she told me I would make a good analyst. We were at dinner in Tribeca and she was editing a piece I’d written on the complicated history of conversion therapy. Parapraxis has attracted a wide range of politically-minded interlocutors like Jacqueline Rose and Joy James, disloyal daughters of the profession. Zeavin’s n
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