Webinar IPSO : A neuropsychoanalytic perspective on the unconscious. A dialogue with Mark Solms – 9 October 2021
Pour de plus amples renseignements écrire à : IPSOwebinar@gmail.com
Inscriptions (clôture le 3 octobre) : https://bit.ly/2VuKov7
Psychoanalysis in the barrios – Carlos Padrón
September 25th 2021 — 15.00-17.00 Lisbon time
Carlos Padrón is a licensed psychoanalyst with a background in philosophy and literary studies. He has written and presented on the intersections between philosophy, literature, psychoanalysis, and Latin American thought. He was a faculty member at John Jay College (City University of New York, CUNY), the Contemporary Freudian Society, and the China American Psychoanalytic Alliance. Carlos is currently a faculty member at IPTAR (a component member of the IPA) where he co-teaches a class on clinical aspects of diversity.
Bion and thoughts too deep for words – Robert Caper
CORNERSTONES OF CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOANALYSIS
New Visions of Psychoanalysis for the XXI Century
In this series of seminars, we will consider body language and the musical aspects of speech as means of communicating unrepresentable, preverbal emotional states, as vehicles for unconscious projective identification, and as avenues for the practice of suggestion. We will then explore the complex historical and clinical relationship between psychoanalysis and suggestion, and propose that psychoanalysis distinguishes itself from all other forms of psychological treatment by understanding preverbal communication rather than deploying it for “therapeutic” effect. We will go on to consider the use of psychoanalytic intuition and the analyst’s alpha-function to detect this mode of unrepresentable communication, and finally explore the implications of these ideas for the status of psychoanalysis as a science and for the practice of psychoanalysis as a treatment.
The Living Theory Conference
20 – 21 November 2021
A look into the future.
What does it mean to look into the future? First and last it is about looking to the past. Looking ahead has always been part of psychoanalytical thinking and working, which is in a constant state of evolution. It is not about a particular school of thought, it is about an approach and an attitude, a way of reflecting on the future of conceptualization and technique.
Psychoanalytic change: “Why Only Transference Interpretation Cures?”
Event organised by the Istanbul Psychoanalytical Association from Turkey : the training analyst Rachel Blass from Israel Psychoanalytic Society will present “Why Only Transference Interpretation Cures?” in English, and the rest of the program will be translated simultaneously.
The program will be between 11.00 and 14.30 ECT.
The fee is 150 Turkish liras, that is around 18 dollars and there is a reduced fee for students & interns, 100 Turkish liras.
You can send an email to ipdetkinlik@yahoo.com for registration.
15 octobre 2021 : Marie-Rose Moro présente “Jimmy P., Psychothérapie d’un indien des plaines”
15 octobre 2021 :
Marie-Rose Moro présente “Jimmy P., Psychothérapie d’un indien des plaines”
Film d’Arnaud Desplechin, 2013
Psyné-Club – Programme 2021-2022
PSYNE-CLUB : PROGRAMME 2021-2022
Séances ouvertes à 20h, début de projection à 20h30, destinées
aux Analystes en Formation et Membres des Sociétés de Psychanalyse affiliées à l’API.
Affiche-Psyne-Club_2021-2022Talks on Psychoanalysis
Talks On Psychoanalysis partage des sujets publiés dans le IPA Society Journals et débattus dans les congrès du monde entier, produits pour vous avec la voix originale des auteurs.
Ce podcast, produit par l’International Psychoanalytical Association, est disponible en 6 langues.
Retrouvez tous les épisodes ici : https://anchor.fm/talksonpsychoanalysis-fr
Virginia Ungar, Présidente
Sergio Nick, Vice President
Henk Jan Dalewijk, Trésorier
Romolo Petrini, responsable éditorial du site
Gaetano Pellegrini, coordinateur des équipes du podcast
Collaborateurs :
Andy Cohen [eng]; Johanna Velt, Julia-Flore Alibert [fr]; Monica D’Alançon, Alice Färber [ger];
Ana Maria Martin Solar, Marcos de Soldati [sp]; Isabel Silveira [por];
Soh Agatsuma, Atsumi Minamisawa, Kouhei Harada [jp].