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2012 |
February 2012 |
Confederation for Analytical Psychologypresents A DANGEROUS METHOD
Private showing and conference discussion of David Cronenberg's film about Spielrein, Jung and Freud (This conference is offered as the fourth Andrew Samuels Lecture. Andrew was the founder chair of CAP which is an organisational member of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy)
Saturday 11th February 2012 EARLY BOOKING IS ADVISED AS SPACE STRICTLY LIMITED!
People with an interest in film, the history of psychoanalysis, practitioners and academics from psychotherapy, counselling and analysis are invited to this event. To view a clip of the film, see website The screening of A Dangerous Method will be followed by panel discussions and plenary. David Cronenberg’s compelling movie about the triangular relationship between Sabina Spielrein, C.G. Jung and Sigmund Freud opens a Pandora’s box of issues in depth psychology concerning the relations between women and men, women and women, men and men, and patients and analysts. The film is set in the early days of the psychoanalytic movement - the first faltering steps in a new approach to subjectivity and psychological healing, but already involving the end of the collaboration between Freud and Jung. The central theme of the film is Jung's complex relationship with his patient Sabina Spielrein - one which raises awkward and fascinating questions for Jungian and non-Jungian clinicians and academics alike. How will our patients and clients respond to it? How will the film affect the standing of Jung’s and Freud’s ideas? How serious should we be about this film? Will the movie be dismissed and forgotten as yet another biopic trying to take its subject seriously, yet ending up as ‘mere’ entertainment? The professional and academic communities have much to reflect on as a result of Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method. CAP has assembled a wonderful team of analysts, well-known writers, academics and film critics to start off our discussion. Lisa Appignanesi Deirdre Bair Helena Bassil-Morozow is a cultural studies theorist and film scholar. Her monographs include Tim Burton: the Monster and the Crowd and The Trickster in Contemporary Film. Christopher Hauke Gottfried Heuer Andrew Samuels
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March |
Elections 2012 CPJA Elections 2012 Elections for the Chair of UKCP start today, 1 March and end 14 March. I am emailing you as Vice Chair of CPJA (the Council of Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysis) to remind you that every member of UKCP has a vote and to encourage you to use that vote. With best wishes Chris Evans Vice Chair of CPJA Clcik here for more information: Click here |
Moving Pictures: Living and dying in film and PsychotherapySaturday 3 March 2012 The Institute of Criminology Film is arguably an everyday part of life; the aim of this day is to reflect on the interrelation between film, mortality and psychotherapy. How does film represent birth, living, and dying? And what does all of this mean in the consulting room? Speakers include: Emma Wilson Chris Rowland Em Cooper
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Wednesday 7th March 2012, 6:00 – 7:00pm CBT v PSYCHOANALYTIC THERAPYThis event is free & open to the public Wake up to the Unconscious?
Debaters: Lewis Wolpert & Paul Salkovskis v Peter Fonagy & Alessandra Lemma Chair: Robin Murray
Analytic colleagues are warmly invited to attend a debate that has been arranged as part of the Maudsley Lecture series. Proceedings (and the result of the vote) usually appear in the British Medical Journal. Not only should the debate be lively but the outcome of the debate may influence those who question the place of analytic therapy. Tea & coffee from 5.30pm. A reception will follow the debate in Seminar room One Location: Further details: website |
The Bowlby Centre & Centre of Crime and Justice Studies MY STORY: Narratives of Deprivation and Crime from an Attachment Perspective 10th March 2012 – 2.00pm - 5.30pm London Voluntary Sector Resource Centre, This event based on highly relevant new research presented by The Bowlby Centre in collaboration with the Centre of Crime and Justice Studies. Please pass the information on to your network of friends and colleagues who may be interested. Many thanks, we look forward to seeing you there. You can contact Carol Tobin administrator for this event on email or mobile 07761 672 961. Find further details : Download flyer |
the SITE: Sunday Talks 2012: The ‘Core Complex’ and ‘The Killers’ by Robert SiodmakCLAIRE PAJACZKOWSKA
The lecture will begin at 6.30pm, Sunday 11 March 2012 Venue: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1R 4RL Tickets: £15 available in advance from jane@nairne.com or at the door (cash/cheque only).
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West Midlands Institute of Psychotherapy – Spring Conference: Erotic Transference & Countertransference in Psychotherapy & SupervisionSaturday 17th March 2012 Speaker: Joy Schaverien
The erotic transference is central in psychotherapy; it reveals much about the patient’s way of being in the world. The associated countertransference may be difficult to discuss in supervision. Venue: Birmingham Medical Institute, 36 Harborne Road, Birmingham B15 3AF IMPORTANT – booking forms and more detailed information on the WMiP website Further details Download flyer |
April |
ARBOURS ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS Narcissism in patient and therapist: A meeting of minds? Saturday, April 14 2012. 10.00am–12noon More details: Download flyer |
John Bowlby Memorial Conference TALKING BODIES: How do we integrate working with the body in attachment/relational psychotherapy? 27 (eve) & 28 April 2012 You can download full details of this year's exciting conference together with programme and booking forms below. Please pass the information on to your network of friends and colleagues who may be interested. Many thanks, we look forward to seeing you there. You can contact the Carol Tobin, the conference administrator on Email: conference@thebowlbycentre.org.uk or mobile 07761 672 961. Full details: Download programme and booking form |
The new International Training School for Infant Mental Health is offering a special course for delegates wishing to attend the school’s Introductory Module. Module 1: Introduction to Infant and early Years Mental Health Course rate: £800 For more information about module one, and our five other modules, download brochure and download application form |
May |
the SITE: Sunday Talks 2012: Just like a Woman: Meditations on AgeingLYNNE SEGAL
The lecture will begin at 6.30pm, Sunday 13 May 2012 For a booking form and further details Download flyer |
Meetings at the Refugee Therapy Centre Annual General Meeting 19 May 2012 All meetings take place from 1.00-4.00 pm on Saturdays at the Refugee Therapy Centre |
September |
Meetings at the Refugee Therapy Centre 22 September 2012 All meetings take place from 1.00-4.00 pm on Saturdays at the Refugee Therapy Centre |
November |
Meetings at the Refugee Therapy Centre 24 November 2012 All meetings take place from 1.00-4.00 pm on Saturdays at the Refugee Therapy Centre |
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