Description: Prague Neuropsychoanalysis Group, regional member of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society. Dedicated to the study, research and discussion on topics in relation to neuropsychoanalysis and more generally the connection between psychoanalysis and the neurosciences. Group Coordinator: Joseph Dodds Email: dodds@npsa.cz Website: npsa.cz Location: Trziste 3, Mala Strana Prague, Prague 118 00 Czech Republic Disclaimer:…
Portuguese Neuropsychoanalysis Group
Description: The Portuguese Neuropsychoanalysis Group, located in Lisbon, involves professionals from fields such as Adult and Child Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, Psychosomatic Medicine, Neuropsychology and Behavioural Neurology. These members work at public hospitals, private practice and Universities. Our main goal is the dialogue between neuroscience and psychoanalysis through the presentation and discussion of the psychoanalytic treatment of…
Iberian Neuropsychoanalysis Group
Description: The Iberian Neuropsychoanalysis Group (INPAG) exists in both Portugal and Spain as the first research group that is truly connected to the academic world and to university requirements of scientific excellence. Our functional operation center is located at the University of Porto (Institute of Philosophy), but in essence we have no physical boundaries. The…
Orpha – Associazione psicoanalitica per la clinica, la cultura e la crescita personale
Description: “Orpha – Associazione psicoanalitica per la clinica, la cultura e la crescita personale” is a non-profit cultural association founded in the year 2017 by a group of professionals in the health sector that includes four psychologists, a psychiatrist and a doctor, operating in the territory of Rome, Chieti-Pescara and in the province of Lecce….
Italian Developmental NPSA Group
Description: This group involves psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, psychologists, and neuropsychologists, from public hospitals and university or private practice. The group aims to integrate information and findings from different approaches, both in psychoanalysis and in neuroscience (especially affective neuroscience), on infant development, developmental disorders in infancy and the long-term consequences of these disorders in adulthood. In particular,…
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