The Introductory Lectures and Seminars series are for members of the public who wish to find out about psychoanalysis or deepen the knowledge they already have. The course is open to all including those completely new to the subject and no specific experience or qualifications are required.
An integrated course of 20 lectures on core psychoanalytic ideas, it is held on Wednesday evenings (7.00 - 9 pm) over two terms, each lecture being followed that same evening by a seminar. Each week therefore, each participant attends a lecture (with reading material provided) and then joins a smaller group for a group discussion on the evening’s topic, facilitated by a psychoanalyst.
It’s an opportunity for learning and discussion in the company of a range of people sharing curiosity and interest regarding psychoanalytic ideas and their relation to the world, psychoanalysis as a treatment and psychoanalysis as a profession.
Bookings for the 2017 Spring term (only) will be available from early October 2016 at www.psychoanalysis.org.uk
Autumn 2016 term
28 September: What is Psychoanalysis
5 October: What is Psychoanalysis
12 October: Freud Models of the Mind
19 October: Importance of Dreams
HALF TERM 26 OCTOBER
2 November: Transference and Counter Transference
9 November: Melanie Klein 1
16 November: Melanie Klein 2
23 November: The setting
30 November: The independent tradition
7 December: Winnicott
Spring 2017 term
11 January: Child Psychoanalysis
18 January: The Internal World
25 January: Oedipus Complex
1 February: Sexuality and Gender
8 February: Envy
HALF TERM 15 FEBRUARY
22 February: Mind and Body
1 March: Narcissism
8 March: Disturbed States of Mind
15 March: Prejudice
22 March: Plenary Review
34/36 Springwell Road
Leeds, London LS12 1AW
United Kingdom
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