Drawing on her remarkable personal and professional journ ey\, Lydia Tischler will speak about her paper 'In the footsteps of her father: Anna Freud’s con tribution to child analysis' and reflect on h er own contributions to child analysis in conversa tion with Don Campbell and Gillian Ingall\, chaire d by Angela Joyce. Her story speaks powerfully to the possibility of transforming profound early tra uma into a life of meaning\, thought and care for others. This promises to be a moving and thoughtfu l evening honouring a much-loved colleague and tea cher.
\n \nRefreshements will be available for in person attendees from 7:45pm\, with the eve nt formally starting at 8:15pm.
\n \nLydia Tischler M BE is a Child Psychotherapist\, an Honora ry Fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society\ , a member of the British Psychoanalytical Associa tion (BPA) and the Association of Child Psychother apists (ACP)\, and an Honorary Member of the Briti sh Psychological Society. Her remarkable life stor y reflects the possibility of transforming sufferi ng and trauma into understanding\, compassion\, an d hope. As a child\, she survived time in two conc entration camps before later training with Anna Fr eud at the age of 23. Throughout her distinguished career\, Lydia has become a deeply respected and much-loved colleague\, teacher\, and mentor to gen erations of therapists\, recognised for both her c linical insight and humanity.
\n \nDonald Campbell is a training and supervi sing analyst and Distinguished Fellow of the Briti sh Psychoanalytical Society (BPAS). He served as P resident of the BPAS from 1999 to 2003 and as Secr etary General of the International Psychoanalytica l Association from 2003 to 2005. Alongside his pri vate practice\, he spent more than 30 years workin g at the Portman Clinic in London as a child\, ado lescent and adult psychoanalytic psychotherapist. Widely respected for his clinical insight and plur alistic approach to psychoanalysis\, Campbell has written and taught extensively on subjects includi ng aggression\, violence\, adolescent development\ , sexuality and the body. He has lectured internat ionally and remains a highly regarded teacher\, su pervisor and writer within the psychoanalytic comm unity.
\n \nAngela Joyce i s a Training and Supervising Analyst of the Britis h Psychoanalytical Society and trained as a child analyst at the Anna Freud Centre\, where she helpe d pioneer psychoanalytic work with infants and par ents and is currently jointly leading the resurgen ce of child psychotherapy. She is also an editor w ith the Winnicott Trust and is widely recognised f or her scholarship on the work and legacy of Donal d Winnicott. Angela’s clinical practice\, teaching and writing focus on early child development\, in fant-parent psychotherapy and the therapeutic rela tionship in infancy. A highly respected teacher\, supervisor and lecturer\, she continues to make an important contribution to psychoanalytic educatio n and contemporary Winnicottian thinking in the UK and internationally.
\n \nGillian Ingall is a Child and Adolescent Psychoth erapist who trained and worked at the Tavistock an d Portman NHS Foundation Trust for many years befo re training as a Psychoanalyst with the BPS. She w orks in private practice in London and Canterbury\ , and is also the Honorary Secretary for the IOPA Outreach Committee.
\n \nT his event is hybrid\, participants are welcome to join in person or online. This event will be recor ded and available for 1 week post event.< /p>\n \n
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DESCRIPTION:Drawing on her remarkable personal and professiona l journey\, Lydia Tischler will speak about her pa per 'In the footsteps of her father: Anna Freud’s contribution to child analysis' and reflect on her own contributions to child analysis in conversati on with Don Campbell and Gillian Ingall\, chaired by Angela Joyce. Her story speaks powerfully to th e possibility of transforming profound early traum a into a life of meaning\, thought and care for ot hers. This promises to be a moving and thoughtful evening honouring a much-loved colleague and teach er.\n \n \n \n Refreshements will be available for in person attendees from 7:45pm\, with the event formally starting at 8:15pm.\n \n \n \n \n Speaker s\n \n \n Lydia Tischler MBE is a Child Psychother apist\, an Honorary Fellow of the British Psychoan alytical Society\, a member of the British Psychoa nalytical Association (BPA) and the Association of Child Psychotherapists (ACP)\, and an Honorary Me mber of the British Psychological Society. Her rem arkable life story reflects the possibility of tra nsforming suffering and trauma into understanding\ , compassion\, and hope. As a child\, she survived time in two concentration camps before later trai ning with Anna Freud at the age of 23. Throughout her distinguished career\, Lydia has become a deep ly respected and much-loved colleague\, teacher\, and mentor to generations of therapists\, recognis ed for both her clinical insight and humanity.\n \ n \n \n Donald Campbell is a training and supervis ing analyst and Distinguished Fellow of the Britis h Psychoanalytical Society (BPAS). He served as Pr esident of the BPAS from 1999 to 2003 and as Secre tary General of the International Psychoanalytical Association from 2003 to 2005. Alongside his priv ate practice\, he spent more than 30 years working at the Portman Clinic in London as a child\, adol escent and adult psychoanalytic psychotherapist. W idely respected for his clinical insight and plura listic approach to psychoanalysis\, Campbell has w ritten and taught extensively on subjects includin g aggression\, violence\, adolescent development\, sexuality and the body. He has lectured internati onally and remains a highly regarded teacher\, sup ervisor and writer within the psychoanalytic commu nity.\n \n \n \n Angela Joyce is a Training and Su pervising Analyst of the British Psychoanalytical Society and trained as a child analyst at the Anna Freud Centre\, where she helped pioneer psychoana lytic work with infants and parents and is current ly jointly leading the resurgence of child psychot herapy. She is also an editor with the Winnicott T rust and is widely recognised for her scholarship on the work and legacy of Donald Winnicott. Angela ’s clinical practice\, teaching and writing focus on early child development\, infant-parent psychot herapy and the therapeutic relationship in infancy . A highly respected teacher\, supervisor and lect urer\, she continues to make an important contribu tion to psychoanalytic education and contemporary Winnicottian thinking in the UK and internationall y.\n \n \n \n Gillian Ingall is a Child and Adoles cent Psychotherapist who trained and worked at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust for ma ny years before training as a Psychoanalyst with t he BPS. She works in private practice in London an d Canterbury\, and is also the Honorary Secretary for the IOPA Outreach Committee.\n \n \n \n \n Thi s event is hybrid\, participants are welcome to jo in in person or online. This event will be recorde d and available for 1 week post event.\n \n \n \n \n REFUND POLICY: Full refunds are offered for can cellations made before 14 days before the event da te or first day of an event or series. For full ev ent booking terms and conditions click here. (http s://psychoanalysis.org.uk/node/103004)\n \n \n \n Concession tickets are available\, for students\, BPAS candidates and NHS trainees. Please email out reach@iopa.org.uk (http://iopa.org.uk/) if you are unsure if you qualify for a concession ticket.\n \n \n \n Views and opinions expressed by speakers are their own and do not represent the views or op inions of the Institute\, event organisers or othe r speakers. We expect delegates to respect the con fidentiality of clinical material discussed in our events. The content must not be recorded\, convey ed or disseminated in any format and participants must not share access to the event with non-regist ered participants.\n \n CATEGORIES:Lecture CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/London:20260709T201500 DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260709T201500 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260709T213000 LOCATION:Online and The Institute of Psychoanalysis\n Byron House\n 112A Shirland Road\n W9 2BT\n United Kin gdom\n URL:https://psychoanalysis.org.uk/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=2012 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR