Bucharest, Romania | 

Description: The Neuropsychoanalysis group is for psychotherapists and clinical psychologists who want to learn more about how psychology can be integrated with neuroscience. We will discuss cases, research studies on brain function in relation human behavior patterns- as well as their own approach based on this knowledge – following closely the psychoanalysis, neuroscience and neuropsychoanalysis…

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Sofia, Bulgaria | 

Description: The Bulgarian Neuropsychoanalysis Group is a seminar-like group devoted to the discussion and further development of neuropsychoanalytic ideas and their application to research and fields of clinical practice. We also coordinate study, reading and discussion groups which engage in theoretical problems, clinical presentations and case discussions. Group Coordinator: Martin Kolev Email: martin.koleff@gmail.com Antonia Borisova-Radoslavova (Secretary) Website:…

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Baku, Azerbaijan | 

Description: Integrates information from the areas of neuropsychoanalysis, cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology for a better understanding of the human psyche. This group holds meetings and discussions several times a year. NPSA Baku, Azerbaijan is open to psychologists, clinical psychologists, psychoanalysts, neurologists, neuropsychologists and psychiatrists, and whoever is interested in knowing more about neuropsychoanalysis. Welcome…

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Chelyabinsk, Russia | 

Description: The regional group of Chelyabinsk is glad to welcome fellow psychoanalysts and psychologists who are interested in psychoanalysis. Group Coordinator: Dana Yanson Email: dana.yanson@mail.ru Location: Chelyabinsk Russia Meeting Schedule: Irregular.   Disclaimer: All affiliated Regional Groups must contain at least one active member of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society to be listed on this website. The posting of…

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Barcelona, Spain | 

Description: The Iberian Neuropsychoanalysis Association (AINPSA) has emerged as the result of a common interest shared by people among psychoanalytical, neuroscientific, and biological backgrounds. Our main goal is to facilitate the study, research and dissemination of Freud’s ideas together with their current developments in neuropsychoanalysis. By holding regular meetings we aim at promoting open dialogue…

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