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Khabarovsk Neuropsychoanalytic Group

Khabarovsk, Russia | 

Description:

The Khabarovsk Neuropsychoanalytic Group is open to psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, neurologists, psychiatrists and psychologists who are interested in the study of neuropsychoanalysis. The group runs regular meetings to discuss both the clinical and theoretical aspects of neuropsychoanalysis.

Please contact the Group Coordinator if you are interested in joining.

Group Coordinator:

Elena Vasileva
Email: mrnxly@gmail.com

Location:

Khabarovsk
Russia

Meeting Schedule:

Monthly meetings.

 

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