Neuropsychoanalysis - Bridging psychoanalysis and the neurosciences
As the pandemic continues, we are subject to ongoing stress as the impacts of isolation – on ourselves and our patients – increases. Mutual support is turning out to be a vital resource. In these open discussion groups for Society members, we check in with each other. Personal reflections, clinical observations, neuropsychoanalytic thoughts, are all…
As the pandemic unfolds, we are subject to ongoing stress, with chronic concern about ourselves and loved ones. If we have psychotherapy practices or are working on the medical front lines, we are also containing many feelings as we support our patients. Mutual support is turning out to be a vital resource. We are hosting…
Each of us is affected by the pandemic – concerned about ourselves, our loved ones, our communities. In addition, many of us are also supporting patients, or working on the front lines of the health crisis in some way. Let’s come together for mutual support! We are hosting discussion groups for our Society members, where…
DUE TO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS REGARDING COVID-19 WORLDWIDE, THE PLANNING COMMITTEE HAS DECIDED TO MOVE THE SYMPOSIUM TO MAY 2021. DATE YET TO BE DECIDED – MORE INFORMATION WILL FOLLOW. Theme of Symposium: Partners in Creation. “In the arts and psychoanalysis, partners in creation experience the perils of rivalry and fusion as well as the pleasures of…
This event has been cancelled Speaker: Susan Mizen Respondent: Richard Carvalho Time: 10:00 – 12:30 At 120 Belsize Lane, London NW3 5BA Abstract: The most profound forms of relational disturbance are characterised by a disordered sense of what belongs to whom. This applies both to mental phenomena and the body. Susan Mizen will describe her…