About this event

At the Clinic Centenary Study Day, we will present how the Clinic's work has developed over the past last four years.  We work towards providing our candidates with patients who look for 5x weekly analysis, while offering the patients with an analytic expereince as they go through the Consultation process, hopefully leading to an analysis with an analyst in training. 

Details of the consultation process, starting with a 'triage phone call', will be presented for discussion. 

In our papers, we shall also address the Clinic's role and contribution to the development of skills in psychoanalytic consultation for the candidates and for newly qualified analysts through the Clinic's Consultation Workshops. 

Three papers will be presented as follows: two from the Clinic in London and one from the Clinic North. 

View full programme here.

First Discussion Paper: 'Who are the patients that come for help at the Clinic of Psychoanalysis.'

J.Bristow, P.Rossin, Co-Heads of Clinic London and M.Perris, Consultation Lead. 

Second Discussion Paper: 'The work of the Clinic Panel'

J. Bristow, A. Harrison, F. Raphael Lincoln, L. Rodriguez de la Sierra, P Rossin and T. Shonfield and  M. Perris, Chair of the Clinic Panel. 

Third Discussion Paper: 'The Clinic North - Past, Present, and Future'

S. Jordan Head of Clinic North, V. Sedlak, J. Pritchard. 

Plenary Discussion about the three papers. 

This event is free to Distinguished Fellows, Fellows, Members, Guest Members, Clinical Associates and Candidates. 

The event is in person a Byron House and a Zoom link will be made available for colleagues outside London.

Views and opinions expressed by speakers are their own and do not represent the views or opinions of the Institute, event organisers or other speakers. We expect delegates to respect the confidentiality of clinical material discussed in our events. The content must not be recorded, conveyed or disseminated in any format and participants must not share access to the event with non-registered participants.