Neuropsychoanalysis - Bridging psychoanalysis and the neurosciences
This event has been cancelled. Please note – this event is not hostedby the Neuropsychoanalysis Association – for any questionsregarding registration please contact Dr John Hook at Johnjlh52@gmail.com Prof. Aikaterina Fotopoulou Dr Susan Mizen Dr John Hook November 13, 2021 9.45 a.m. – 4 p.m. (UK) A Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust workshop, in…
Following the very generative discussion of Daniela Flores Mosri’s March 2023 webinar on PLAY (co-sponsored by PINC and NPSA), we are offering a follow-up meeting for continued questions and answers and for open community discussion of the ideas which that webinar inspired. Dr Flores Mosri will be attending this meeting. The meeting is open…
PLAY: The Social Mind and Brain The concept of PLAY is usually related to games and enjoyment, but in fact it is a biological need. PLAY in its neuropsychoanalytic meaning — based on theory, research and clinical practice — is one of the brain’s emotional drives, which greatly influences our: – personality and lives…
. You are invited to join a new NPSA ongoing clinical seminar group in which psychotherapy/ psychoanalysis cases will be presented by members of the group (and sometimes by guests) and discussed by Mark Solms from a neuropsychoanalytic point of view. The focus of this new group will be mainly on ongoing work with patients,…
. You are invited to join a new NPSA ongoing clinical seminar group in which psychotherapy/ psychoanalysis cases will be presented by members of the group (and sometimes by guests) and discussed by Mark Solms from a neuropsychoanalytic point of view. The focus of this new group will be mainly on ongoing work with patients,…