2018-19 Professional Development Series

2017 Scientific Meetings

Sunday, September 10, 10 am 1 pm
“Finding Unconscious Fantasies” with Paula Ellman, Nancy Goodman, Rojelio Sosnik, Irene Cairo,
Harriet Basseches

Melanie Klein Trust Program
Part I, Friday, September 22, 7 9 pm
“Anxiety, Hysteria and Depression:  A Clinical Review”
Chairs: Shelley Rockwell & Lindsay Clarkson
Presenter: David Taylor
Part II, Saturday, September 23, 10 am 1 pm
Clinical Workshop with David Taylor

Annual Scientific Meeting
“Listening to Unconscious Dialogue: Creating Meaning in the Analytic Dyad”
Chair:  Harmon Biddle
Presenters:  Stefano Bolognini and Abbot Bronstein
Saturday, October 14 All-day program
Sunday, October 15 Clinical Workshops with
Stefano Bolognini and Abbot Bronstein

Annual Cultural Diversity Seminar
Friday, November 17, 4 – 8 pm
&  Saturday, November 18, 9 am – 4:30 pm
“Discovering Conceptual Bridges Between Psychoanalysis/Psychodynamic Therapies and the Black Liberation Movement”
Keynote: Anton Hart (featured in Black Psychoanalysts Speak)

2018 Professional Development Series

Creating Thinking Spaces

Saturday, February 10, 11 am 5 pm
“Analyst and Patient in the Here and Now:
A Comparative Clinical Methods Workshop”
Abbot Bronstein

Friday, February 23, 7 9:30 pm
Plumsock Paper Salon
Ray Hoffman and Marie Murphy

Sunday, March 18, 1 4 pm
Annual Ethics Conference
“Evil is Not a Mental Illness:
On Psychoanalysis, Politics and Ethics”
Steven Reisner

Saturday, April 14, 10 am – 1 pm
“Initiating Psychoanalysis”
Nancy Wolf, Bill Glover and Maxine Anderson

Exploring the Clinical Moment: A Series on Listening Psychoanalytically

The Contemporary Freudian Society offers a series of meetings for early or mid- career mental health professionals on listening deeply to clinical material from within a contemporary psychoanalytic perspective. These meetings are designed to provide a warm, interactive, and inclusive space from which to discuss how we each listen and respond to clinical material from both our theoretical orientation and the unique workings of each person’s mind.  TBD

 

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