‘When we revolt it’s not for a particular culture. We revolt simply because, for many reasons, we can no longer breathe’ Franz Fanon
What can we dare to imagine of a psychoanalysis yet to come? More of the same or the courage to open our minds, hearts and practice? This conference will explore the complex ways in which race percolates through the psychoanalytic project – even if it is often denied.
Speakers include Achille Mbembe, Claudia Bernard, Adam Phillips, Christina Moutsou, Peter Nevins…
In Greek mythology, the seer Tiresias was allegedly transformed into a woman for seven years for disturbing two copulating snakes on Mount Cyllene. Niya B re-reads this myth from an eco-transfeminist lens through ritual performances, workshops and sonic explorations....
As a psychoanalytic researcher in an Indian temple famous for exorcism rituals, the author had to conjure a language infused with the spirit of psychoanalysis but able to meet the possessed person where s/he was.
Jane Haynes and Jutta Laing met in 1967 at Kingsley Hall. They discuss their shared experiences and the ongoing development of their practices.
This talk will trace some connections between psychoanalysis, “the hysteric”, artworking, trauma and the law.
Olive Oyl, the companion of Popeye, wanted to be a ‘conversationalist’ – and this is what I am, of the strain called a psychoanalytic psychotherapist.
When we say We, do we stand in relation to Them? Or, are we not standing in relation?
Psychoanalyst Kate Gilbert talks to Susie Orbach about psychoanalysis and her huge body of work including her new book, In Therapy: The Unfolding Story.
Join us for a free open ONLINE event to find out more about the UKCP registered training run by the Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis in London.
Suffering, Subjectivity and Compulsory Enjoyment: Need, Love and Desire – a seminar by Philip Hill.
Truth and Interpretation – a seminar by Philip Hill.