Description: The ‘Archaeology of Mind’ is a study group within the Italian Psychoanalytical Association, First Roman Chapter, Via Panama 48, Roma. The focus of interest is affective neuroscience and its integration with psychoanalysis. The main theoretical reference is the research of Jaak Panksepp. This group in active in both theoretical and clinical matters, has published books,…
Berlin/Frankfurt
Description: In our regular meetings we discuss ongoing and prospective projects: 1. NeuroBind – an ongoing project, funded by the German Research Foundation. It is a cooperation with the so called IDeA Center, an excellency center for interdisciplinary research of the State of Hessen. We compare neurobiological correlates of securely attached children with those with…
Frankfurt
Description: In our regular meetings we discuss ongoing and prospective projects: 1. NeuroBind – an ongoing project, funded by the German Research Foundation. It is a cooperation with the so called IDeA Center, an excellency center for interdisciplinary research of the State of Hessen. We compare neurobiological correlates of securely attached children with those with…
Italian NeuroPsychoanalytic Group
Description: It 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. The group promotes an interdisciplinary dialogues for a better understanding of psychopathology and its treatment. Group Coordinator: Rosa Spagnolo Email: r.spagnolo@libero.it Website: http://www.neuropsicoanalisi.it/NPSA/Index.html Location: via Buonarroti 30, Rome Rome…
Manchester Jungian Neuropsychoanalyis
Description: The British Society for Clinical Psychophysiology (BSCP) was founded in 1999 to represent and develop the interests of psychological therapists studying mind-body inter-relationships. It was consulted by the UK government’s Mark Lyall at Skills for Health (SfH) on National Occupational Standards (NOS) setting for the ‘psychological therapies’. Based initially on the field of Respiratory…
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