Neuropsychoanalysis - Bridging psychoanalysis and the neurosciences
Douglas Watt, Ph.D. The Separation Distress Hypothesis of Depression: An Update and Review 11 a.m. (EDT- Eastern USA) Registration for this event is now closed. Please click here to view the video of this event. This webinar will be approximately two hours long. Start time in selected time zones The separation distress hypothesis of depression was formulated more…
4 p.m. (Central European Summer Time – UTC+2) Online via Zoom This webinar will be held in Spanish. Please contact Alicia Golijov for further information and to register: aliciagolijov@gmail.com Dr Garcia Cingolani, Ph.D., will share a clinical case together with her questions on the association between drive and consciousness. Her presentation will offer methodological suggestions and the…
Dialogues on Aggression This online series, hosted by the Neuropsychoanalysis Association, convenes experts from a number of disciplines – evolutionary biology, neuroscience, psychodynamic psychiatry, developmental psychology, sociology and criminology, for a fascinating exploration of this timely topic. Aggression is a fundamental human impulse, and violence an extreme manifestation of it. While aggression is an enduring and universal…
In this talk, I highlight the life-long impact of early relational trauma on a person’s psychological and emotional development and its role in creating dissociation. I discuss the differing views in the psychotherapy world over the relative importance of dissociation and repression and explore the historical roots of these differing views in the fundamentally different models…
Videoconference hosted by Mount Sinai Medical Center Keynote speakers: Mark Solms, PhD, Chair of Neuropsychology at the University of Cape Town and Christof Koch, PhD, President and Chief Scientist of the Allen Institute for Brain Science Faculty include Zvi Lothane, MD, Maggie Zellner, PhD, LP, and Susan Vaughan, MD, among other leading experts. Please…