The Maudsley Lectures in Psychoanalysis are a series of lectures and seminars run by the Institute of Psychoanalysis in partnership with the Maudsley.
This new series covers both core psychoanalytic concepts and their applications. The programme is orientated to be of particular interest to clinicians: psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists and others in mental health and allied professions. However it is open to all and no particular experience or qualification is required.
This year we are also offering the possibility of purchasing a ticket for the lecture without the group discussion. Individual lecture tickets are priced at £20 each and can be booked here. Multiple lecture tickets can also be booked.
Structure:
Two terms of 10 lectures followed by seminars
Autumn term 2016: Monday 26th September - Monday 5 December
26 September - David Tuckett - The Power of Conviction Narratives: New Ways to Understand Psychoanalysis and to Use it to Understand Economics and Financial Market Iinstability
3 October - Jessica Yakeley - Ego, Id, Superego - are Freud's Models of the Mind Still Relevant?
10 October - Denis Flynn - Possession and Doubt: Coming to an Oedipal Realisation
17 October - Margaret Rustin - Shame in Childhood: Being Ashamed of Oneself, Feeling Shamed, and the Burden of the Shame of Others
24 October - no lecture - Half term
31 October - David Bell - Civilisation and its Discontents: the Contemporary Relevance of Freud's Seminal Paper
7 November - Tamar Schonfield - Creativity, Symbolisation and Play
14 November - David Taylor - Revisiting Anxiety Hysteria
21 November - Jonathan Sklar - Listening to Stories from the Psychiatric Clinic - Balint Matters
28 November - Marcus Evans - Tuning into the Psychotic Wavelength: Psychoanalytic Understanding of Psychotic Communications
5 December - Richard Rusbridger - Mozart and sexual psychopathy: the internal world of "Don Giovanni"
Spring term 2017: Monday 9th January - Monday 20 March
9 January - Giovanni Polizzi - Understanding Borderline States
16 January - Ronald Doctor - A Murdered Father: the Interface between Pychoanalysis and Forensic Psychiatry
23 January - Donald Campbell - Gangs, Guns and the Absent Father: with Clips from "Bullet Boy"
30 January - Rosine Perelberg - Life Instincts, Death Instincts: the Masochistic Dimensions of Existence
6 February - Jan Abram - The fear of WOMAN: a Psychoanalytic Exploration on the Roots of Misogyny
13 February - no lecture - Half term
20 February - Ruth McCall - Transitions and Transformations in Gender Certainties: What does Psychoanalysis Have to Offer?
27 February - Jo Stubley - A Psychoanalytic Approach to Working with Trauma
6 March - Caroline Garland - Psychotic Phenomena in the Large Group and their Impact on the Individual
13 March - Anne Patterson and Kate Pugh - The Mind Body Conundrum: Psychosomatics Today
20 March - Fakhry Davids - Bob Dylan and the Art of Ageing
Each week 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 others interested in psychoanalytic ideas. Lectures will include core concepts in psychoanalysis, their application to clinical work and to broader understandings of art, society and politics.
Venue: The ORTUS learning and events centre, 82-86 Grove Lane, Camberwell SE5 8SN.
Day and time: Monday evenings - 6.30 - 8.45pm
Course Organiser: Dr Emma Staples Hotopf
Enquiries: Marjory Goodall at marjory.goodall@iopa.org.uk
82-96 Grove Lane
Camberwell
London SE5 8SN
United Kingdom
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