remote therapy webinar - technologically mediated psychoanalytic treatment during the pandemic: how it’s changed us and how we make it work
This free webinar will be a chance to think together about these issues by exploring the clinical gains and losses subsequent to our rapid, near-total conversion to tele(mental)health and the ongoing challenge of enduring this change in the face of uncertainty and loss.
psychotherapy today - meet up evening
An open evening dedicated to our flagship introductory course 'Psychotherapy Today: Introduction to Psychoanalytic and Jungian Ideas in a Challenging World'.
COVID-19: reflective discussions
The Scientific and Applied Activities Committee of the bpf is pleased to announce a series of informal, reflective workshops on Zoom for members to share and process experiences of working in the pandemic.
Jung reading group 2020-2021- Discounted fee
Jung reading group 2020-2021- Instalment 1
seminar - the sound of silence: analytic receptivity and the space of the session
This paper opens up a discussion on the silent patient and what may be enabled and what prevented by a consistent resort to silence over an extended period.
dream sequences in shakespeare
Wessex event. Meg Harris Williams will be talking about her forthcoming book "Dream Sequences in Shakespeare". She will consider Shakespeare’s dream sequences and plays, and why Shakespeare’s intuitive psychoanalytical method helps us to clarify our personal conflicts in our current times.
jung - lacan dialogues: time in analysis
Gwion Jones and David Henderson will elaborate on the history and development of the concept of an analytic relationship in the work of Jung and Lacan, and reflect on some of the implications for clinical work.
trans-itory identities: some psychoanalytic reflections on transgender identities
In this event, Alessandra Lemma discusses the ways in which this identity label encompasses a complex range of internal psychic positions in relation to consciously stated sexual preferences and gender identifications.
the violent human - bpf annual conference
The bpf Annual Conference, ‘The Violent Human’ is an exploration of the origins and expression of violence in human personal and social relationships in its many manifestations (including on the environment).