Description: We are an international group of Russian-speaking NPSA members. We coordinate efforts to advance the knowledge of neuropsychoanalysis among Russian-speaking clinicians and scientists, students, and anyone else interested, regardless of where they reside. We work collectively to advance NPSA presence in the Russian-speaking community of colleagues worldwide. We are inclusive and apolitical. The political…
Omsk Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group
Description: The Omsk Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group is open to psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, neurologists, psychiatrists and psychologists. The aim of the Group is to study and discuss how the insights of neuroscience and psychoanalysis can be integrated to improve the understanding of mind and brain, and to facilitate professional practice with our patients. We consolidate our efforts to…
Siberian Neuropsychoanalytic Group
Description: This is an interdisciplinary group open to psychoanalysts, psychoanalytic psychotherapists, psychologists, mental health professionals, philosophers, and psychiatrists who are interested in the study of neuropsychoanalysis. Please contact the Group Coordinator if you are interested in joining. Group Coordinator: Olga Kostyleva Email: ewur@mail.ru Location: Novosibirsk 630000 Russia Meeting Schedule: Monthly. Disclaimer: All affiliated Regional Groups must contain…
Melbourne Neuropsychoanalytic Group
Description: This group is open to professionals interested in the field of neuropsychoanalysis. We aim to include people from a diverse range of backgrounds. The group runs regular meetings discussing both clinical and theoretical aspects of the discipline, in an open and welcoming environment. Group Coordinator: Eli Kotler Email: drelikotler@gmail.com Location: Malvern Private Hospital Melbourne Victoria…
The Kyoto Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group
Description: The Japanese translation of The Brain and the Inner World, an introductory text of neuropsychoanalysis by Mark Solms and Oliver Turnbull, was published in July 2007. Our group, the Kyoto Neuropsychoanalysis Study Group, was established on this occasion. This monumental book has now been published in seven languages. Currently there is a great distance between…