Living through Lockdown - and beyond presents
Parents and children - facing Covid-19 together
With child and adolescent psychoanalysts Antje Netzer-Stein, Bernard Roberts and Margaret Rustin
Thursday 11 June at 7.30 pm
Registration for the live event closes at 7pm, Thursday 11 June
This is event will be delivered via Zoom.
The pandemic has affected all our lives: Being locked down at home; stuck together as a family or a couple; fearful that ordinary human contact might be dangerous; deprived of contacts we cherish; afraid for loved ones or faced with their untimely death; going to work when it's unsafe and scary, or having lost work and income; being lonely; and - feeling unprotected by the authorities we depend on.
None of us has been exempt from the impact of this pandemic.
And now, when things begin to ease, we wonder: How can we feel safe again? Can we get back to a life that feels normal?
This might be an opportunity to pause and think, how the pandemic has impacted on our lives and may affect our future.
In a series of live streamed events, psychoanalysts will join in dialogues to think about these issues, with each other and with the audience.
These events are free. If you can’t make the time, you can still register to get access to the recording later.
Other Living through Lockdown - and beyond events:
Adolescents - surviving in times of Covid-19
With child & adolescent psychoanalysts Valli Kohon, Antje Netzer-Stein and Bernard Roberts
Thursday 18 June, 7.30pm
Couples - Sweet or Sour in the time of Covid-19
With couples therapists and psychoanalysts Avi Shmueli and Valli Kohon
Thursday 25 June, 7.30pm
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.
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