PSYNE-CLUB : PROGRAMME 2022-23

Séances ouvertes à 20h, début de projection à 20h30, destinées 

aux Analystes en Formation et Membres des Sociétés de Psychanalyse affiliées à l’API.

17 juin 2022 : Marina Loukoumskaïa ; « Blow Up » d’Antonioni (1966).

-15 avril 2022 : Marie-Laure Léandri, Alain Casanova ; Hommage à Serge Lebovici.

18 mars 2022 : Paul Denis ; ” L’heure du loup” d’Ingmar Bergman (1968)

Institut de Psychothérapie psychanalytique de Varsovie

31ème journée, 2022, colloque en visioconférence, avec traduction simultanée en français

La conférence se tiendra sur Zoom. La participation est payante et coûte 50 euros par participant.

Veuillez nous informer de votre participation en joignant la preuve de votre versement, ceci jusqu’au 14/02/2022, à l’adresse ipp@ipp.waw.pl.

Les frais de participation sont à verser sur le compte bancaire de l’IPP : PL34 1020 1156 0000 7102 0008 5688, en indiquant « Konferencja » en guise de communication. Pour les personnes souhaitant obtenir une facture : veuillez nous le signaler par avance à l’adresse skarbnikipp@gmail.com

Programme complet du Psyné Club 2021-2022

We are thrilled to announce an upcoming event organized by IPSO’s North American team titled:
“Dear Fred… IPSO members meet with Fred Busch and respond to the contributors of his recent book Dear Candidate.”

Please join this live dialogue and enjoy the opportunity for audience participation. This event is open to ALL CANDIDATES as we would love you to see what an IPSO membership has to offer!

DATE: 13 November 2021
TIMES: Central European Time 17:00 – 19:00 pm | New York 11:00am | Buenos Aires 12:00pm| London 16:00pm | Johannesburg 17:00pm | Kolkata 20:30pm | Tokyo 12:00am (Sun 14 Nov) | Sydney 2:00am (Sun 14 Nov) Booking link will be sent soon!

Pour de plus amples renseignements écrire à : IPSOwebinar@gmail.com
Inscriptions (clôture le 3 octobre) : https://bit.ly/2VuKov7

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.

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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.

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