2012 Thalassa. Portolano of Psychoanalysis. NEWS

Last updated: September, 22, 2012

THALASSA. Portolano of Psychoanalysis

NEWS NEWS 2008 NEWS 2009 NEWS 2010 NEWS 2011 CONVEGNO 2012 CONVEGNO 2010 COLLOQUE 2010 CONGRESS 2010 ATTI CONVEGNO 2010 CONVEGNO2008 COLLOQUE2008 ATTI DEL CONVEGNO 2008/ACTES COLLOQUE 2008 CHRONOLOGIE DE LA PSYCHANALYSE TEXTS ON LINE: L'autisme: vers une n�cessaire r�volution culturelle de B. Chamak & D. Cohen Transmission du f�minin dans la famille de Anne Loncan Contemporary Controversial Discussions by Helmut Thom� Face au n�gationnisme de Janine Altounian "Return to Dresden" by Maria Ritter "Trauma and Resilience" by Sverre Varvin "The lost object-the object regained" by Gerhard Schneider "Split loyalties of third generation children of Nazi's" by H.C. Halberstadt- Freud "Psychoanalytic Thoughts on Israel and the Siege of Gaza" by J. Deutsch "Remembering, repeating and not working through: on the interactability of the palestinian israeli conflict" by H.-J. Wirth "J'ai la honte" de Abram Coen "Rem�moration, traumatisme et m�moire collective - Le combat pour la em�moration en psychanalyse" de W. Bohleber "De quoi t�moignent les mains des survivants? De l'an�antissement des vivants, de l'affirmation de la vie" de Janine Altounian "Les cach�s de la folie" de J.-P. Verot
Austria/Hungary � Balkans *Serbia (History of Psychoanalysis in) � Eastern Europe � EU � France � Germany � Greece/Malta � Italy � Spain/Portugal � Switzerland � Turkey, Armenia and Caucasian Rep. � Vatican

Tatiana Rosenthal and Russian Psychoanalysis
History of Russian Psychoanalysis by Larissa Sazanovitch
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� Israel/Palestine - Syria - Jordan - Lebanon
- Egypt -Morocco -Tunisia - Algeria - Libya
Questo testo � tratto dal discorso pronunciato da J.-P. Vernant (morto il 9.01.2007) nel 1999, in occasione del 50� anniversario del Consiglio d'Europa, e che � inscritto sul ponte che collega Strasburgo a Kehl: <<Passare un ponte, traversare un fiume, varcare una frontiera, � lasciare lo spazio intimo e familiare ove si � a casa propria per penetrare in un orizzonte differente, uno spazio estraneo, incognito, ove si rischia - confrontati a ci� che � altro - di scoprirsi senza "luogo proprio", senza identit�. Polarit� dunque dello spazio umano, fatto di un dentro e di un fuori. Questo "dentro" rassicurante, turrito, stabile, e questo "fuori" inquietante, aperto, mobile, i Greci antichi hanno espresso sotto la forma di una coppia di divinit� unite e opposte: Hestia e Hermes. Hestia � la dea del focolare, nel cuore della casa. Tanto Hestia � sedentaria, vigilante sugli esseri umani e le ricchezze che protegge, altrettanto Hermes � nomade, vagabondo: passa incessantemente da un luogo all'altro, incurante delle frontiere, delle chiusure, delle barriere. Maestro degli scambi, dei contatti, � il dio delle strade ove guida il viaggiatore, quanto Hestia mette al riparo tesori nei segreti penetrali delle case. Divinit� che si oppongono, certo, e che pure sono indissociabili. E' infatti all'altare della dea, nel cuore delle dimore private e degli edifici pubblici che sono, secondo il rito, accolti, nutriti, ospitati gli stranieri venuti di lontano. Perch� ci sia veramente un "dentro", bisogna che possa aprirsi su un "fuori", per accoglierlo in s�. Cos� ogni individuo umano deve assumere la parte di Hestia e la parte di Hermes. Tra le rive del Medesimo e dell'Altro, l'uomo � un ponte>>.

Presentation

"Qu'est-ce que la M�diterran�e ? Mille choses � la fois. Non pas un paysage, mais d'innombrables paysages. Non pas une mer mais une succession de mers. Non pas une civilisation, mais des civilisations entass�es les unes sur les autres. "
" La M�diterran�e est un tr�s vieux carrefour. Depuis des mill�naires tout a conflu� vers elle, brouillant, enrichissant son histoire".
Fernand Braudel,

english version

version fran�aise

in italiano

"THALASSA. Portolano of Psychoanalysis" is a production of "Frenis Zero" revue (Dir. Giuseppe Leo) and it would be an attempt to link psychoanalysts and psychotherapists, belonging to the Mediterranean countries. Why would we put the Mediterranean Sea at the centre of attention of psychoanalytic culture? Because it continues keeping , in spite of a time of globalisation of human, cultural and economic exchanges, a central role of hinge between West and East, between cultural patterns dramatically faced with the contemporary problem of sharing universalizable patterns of "humanitas" and civilization. Psychoanalysis, with its group and mass-psychology functioning theories, can help in understanding the anthropological transformations concerning human societies and social institutions in the contemporary world. Our preminent interest is focused on the transformations regarding the cultural "koin�" that has been historically configured as mediterranean, and, moreover, on the way psychoanalysis can provide interpretative means to investigate them thoroughly. Linking each other psychoanalysts who, in spite of their different professional backgrounds, share a common belonging to the same cultural milieu, means consulting those who think about such changes from a point of view in which psychoanalysis keeps a preminent role. The means to create this link would be the traditional ones (through international congresses and colloques), but also those provided by internet and new communication technologies.

"THALASSA. Portolano of Psychoanalysis" est une production de la revue "Frenis Zero" (Dir. Giuseppe Leo), n�e avec le but de mettre en r�seau psychanalystes et psychoth�rapeutes provenants de Pays M�diterran�ens. Pourquoi voulons nous mettre la Mer M�diterran�enne au centre de l'attention de la culture psychanalytique? Parce que celle-ci continue � tenir, bien que dans une �poque de mondialisation des �changes humaines, culturels et �conomiques, un role central de charni�re entre Occident et Orient, entre patterns culturels dramatiquement confront�s avec la question toute contemporaine de partager de patterns universalisables de "humanitas" et de civilisation. La psychanalyse, avec ses theories du fonctionnement groupal et des masses, peut nous aider � mieux comprendre les transformations anthropologiques concernantes les soci�t�s humaines et les institutions sociales dans le monde contemporain. Notre pr��minent interet est concentr� sur les transformations qui regardent cette koin� culturelle qui historiquement s'est form�e comme mediterraneenne , et sur le comment la psychanalyse peut donner des outils interpretatifs pour approfondir la connaissance de celles-ci. Mettre en liaison des psychanalystes qui, malgr� les diff�rentes traditions professionnelles de provenance, partagent l'appartenance au meme milieu m�diterran�en, veut dire interpeller ceux qui r�fl�chent sur tels changements � partir d'une perspective o� la psychanalyse garde une place pr��minente. Les moyens pou cr�er tel r�seau seraient ceux traditionnels (s�minaires et colloques internationaux), mais aussi innovateurs comme ceux-ci donn�s par internet et les nouvelles technologies de communication.

"THALASSA. Portolano of Psychoanalysis" � una produzione della rivista "Frenis Zero" (Dir. Giuseppe Leo), nel tentativo di mettere in rete psicoanalisti e psicoterapeuti provenienti dai paesi del Mediterraneo. Perch� porre il Mediterraneo al centro dell'attenzione della cultura psicoanalitica? Perch� esso continua ad avere, pur in un'epoca di globalizzazione di scambi umani, culturali ed economici, quel ruolo centrale di cerniera tra Occidente ed Oriente, tra patterns culturali messi drammaticamente a confronto con la problematica contemporanea della condivisione di modelli universalizzabili di "humanitas" e di civilt�. La psicoanalisi, con le sue teorie sul funzionamento dei gruppi e della psicologia delle masse, pu� agevolare la comprensione delle trasformazioni antropologiche che riguardano le societ� umane e le istituzioni sociali nel mondo contemporaneo. Il nostro precipuo interesse � concentrato sulle trasformazioni che hanno per oggetto quella koin� culturale che storicamente si � configurata come 'mediterranea', e su come la psicoanalisi possa fornire strumenti interpretativi per approfondire la conoscenza di esse. Porre in collegamento tra di loro gli psicoanalisti che, pur nella diversit� delle tradizioni professionali di provenienza, condividono l'appartenenza al medesimo milieu mediterraneo, significa interpellare coloro che riflettono su tali rivolgimenti da una prospettiva in cui la psicoanalisi mantiene un ruolo preminente. Gli strumenti per creare tale rete saranno quelli tradizionali (attraverso dei seminari e dei congressi internazionali), ma anche quelli innovativi offerti da internet e dalle nuove tecnologie di comunicazione.

A (Aberastury-Avunculo)
B-C (Babinski-Cura)
D- E (Dador de la mujer-Ey Henri)
F- G (Fachinelli Elvio-Guilbert Yvette)
H-I (Haas Ladislav-Italia)
J-M (Jackson John- Myers F.W.H.)
N- O (Naesgaard Sigurd-Otsuki K.)
P (Pacto denegativo-Putnam)

Q-R (Quantum de afecto- R.S.I.)

S (Sachs - Szondi)

T-Z (Tamm - Zweig)

Editors-in-Chief:

Giuseppe Leo - psychiatrist, "Centro Psicoterapia Dinamica "Mauro Mancia" (Lecce- Italy).

Nicole Janigro - junghian psychoanalyst (Milan- Italy).

Comit� scientifique/Comitato Scientifico/Scientific Board:

Janine Altounian - essayst, Germanist, writer (Paris- France).

Ren� Kaes - psychoanalyst, Professor of clinical psychology and psychopathology (Lyon- France).

Predrag Matvejevic' - essayst, Slavist, writer (Zagreb- Croatia).

NEWS      NOUVEAUTES

NOVITA'

(in italiano)

Siamo lieti di comunicare che dal 2012 "Thalassa. portolano of psychoanalysis" si presenta con un nuovo comitato scientifico e con nuovi contenuti. continueremo ogni due anni a proporre dei convegni (www.identitacongress.tK) in cui le "id-entita' mediterranee" verranno dibattute da psicoanalisti e uomini di cultura.

(en fran�ais)
De l'ann�e 2012 "Thalassa. Portolano of Psychoanalysis" se propose avec un nouveau Comit� Scientifique et des nouveaux contenus. Chaque deux ann�es nous continuerons � proposer des colloque (www.identitacongress.tk) o� les "Id-entit�s m�diterran�ennes" seront d�battues par psychanalystes et personnes cultiv�es.

From 2012 we propose a new "Scientific Board" and new contents. Every two years we continue to propose congresses (www.identitacongress.tk) in which "Mediterranean Id-entities" are discussed by psychoanalysts and persons of high culture.

New book of the "Edizioni frenis zero"    We are glad to announce the issue of the last book (in English) published by Edizioni Frenis Zero "PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ITS BORDERS".

Photo: a photogram of the video presenting the book
BOOK ISSUE: PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ITS BORDERS
Editor: Giuseppe Leo   Writings by: J. Altounian, P. Fonagy, G.O. Gabbard, J.S. Grotstein, R.D. Hinshelwood, J.P. Jimenez, O.F. Kernberg, S. Resnik.

Editore/Publisher: Edizioni Frenis Zero Pages: 348

ISBN: 978-88-974790-2-4 Price: � 19,00

Anno/Year: 2012      To order the book "PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ITS BORDERS" link to:

   Click Here to Read: Psychoanalysis and its Borders. Reviewed by Ambra Cusin (on January, 2010).

Pubblicazione delle Edizioni Frenis Zero:
"PSICOANALISI E LUOGHI DELLA NEGAZIONE" a cura di Ambra Cusin e Giuseppe Leo

Scritti di J. Altounian, S. Amati Sas, M. e M. Avakian, W. A. Cusin, N. Janigro, G. Leo, B. E. Litowitz, S. Resnik, A. Sabatini Scalmati, G. Schneider, M. �ebek, F. Sironi, L. Tarantini.

(Collana "Id-entit� mediterranee", Edizioni Frenis Zero, Lecce 2011, pagg. 400, ISBN 978-88-903710-4-2, � 29,00)

Per ordinare il libro via internet: clicca su http://ilmiolibro.kataweb.it/schedalibro.asp?id=637830 oppure clicca su http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/edizionifreniszero oppure su oppure su

Se non volete acquistarlo via internet, il libro     � distribuito nelle librerie FELTRINELLI di tutta Italia  ( www.lafeltrinelli.it )

Un'anteprima limitata del libro � visualizzabile su

Book of the "Edizioni frenis zero".    We are glad to announce the issue of the last book (in Italian) published by Edizioni Frenis Zero: �PSICOANALISI E LUOGHI DELLA NEGAZIONE�, A. Cusin & G. Leo (ed.), writings by J. Altounian, S. Amati Sas, M. & M. Avakian, A. Cusin, N. Janigro, G. Leo, B.E. Litowitz, S. Resnik, A. Sabatini Scalmati, G. Schneider, M. �ebek, F. Sironi, L. Tarantini, pp. 400, � 29,00.

Les Editions Frenis Zero annoncent la publication du livre (en italien):

AA.VV. PSICOANALISI E LUOGHI DELLA NEGAZIONE, �dit� par Ambra Cusin et Giuseppe Leo.

Pr�face:Ambra Cusin

Ecrits par : J. Altounian, S. Amati Sas, M. & M. Avakian, A. Cusin, N. Janigro, G. Leo, B. E. Litowitz, S. Resnik, A. Sabatini Scalmati, G. Schneider, M. �ebek, F. Sironi, L. Tarantini, pp. 400, � 29,00.

E' uscito il libro "ID-ENTITA' MEDITERRANEE. Psicoanalisi e luoghi della memoria", a cura di Giuseppe Leo (Edizioni Frenis Zero, Lecce, 2010).

Segnalazione dell'uscita di libro delle Edizioni Frenis Zero:
"ID-ENTITA' MEDITERRANEE. PSICOANALISI E LUOGHI DELLA MEMORIA"

a cura di Giuseppe Leo

Scritti di J. Altounian, S. Amati Sas, M. Avakian, W. Bohleber, M. Breccia, A. Coen, A. Cusin, G. Dana, J. Deutsch, S. Fizzarotti Selvaggi, Y. Gampel, H. Halberstadt-Freud, N. Janigro, R. Ka�s, G. Leo, M. Maisetti, F. Mazzei, M. Ritter, C. Trono, S. Varvin, H.-J. Wirth.

Questo libro raccoglie scritti di psicoanalisti (italiani e stranieri), ma anche di personalit� della cultura sul tema dei luoghi della memoria collettiva nel Mediterraneo e dei loro rapporti con i traumi sociali e la loro trasmissione transgenerazionale dal punto di vista della riflessione psicoanalitica.

Giuseppe Leo (a cura di), Id-entit� mediterranee. Psicoanalisi e luoghi della memoria, Collana Id-entit� mediterranee, Edizioni Frenis Zero, Lecce, 2010, pagg. 520, ISBN 978-88-903710-2-8, � 30,00.

Per ordinare il libro: clicca su http://ilmiolibro.kataweb.it/libro.asp?id=426253 oppure clicca su

Se non volete acquistarlo via internet, il libro     � distribuito nelle librerie FELTRINELLI di tutta Italia          (www.lafeltrinelli.it )

Book of the "Edizioni frenis zero"    We are glad to announce the issue of the last book (in Italian) published by Edizioni Frenis Zero: �ID-ENTITA� MEDITERRANEE. PSICOANALISI E LUOGHI DELLA MEMORIA�, G. Leo (ed.), writings by J. Altounian, S. Amati Sas, M. Avakian, W. Bohleber, M. Breccia, A. Coen, A. Cusin, G. Dana, J. Deutsch, S. Fizzarotti Selvaggi, Y. Gampel, H. Halberstadt-Freud, N. Janigro, R. Ka�s, G. Leo, M. Maisetti, F. Mazzei, M. Ritter, C. Trono, S. Varvin e H.-J. Wirth., pp. 520, � 30,00.

19.09.2012

(SOURCE: A.S.S.E.Psi. NEWS - Septembre 2012)
CONGR�S:
PSYCHANALYSE ET NEUROSCIENCES AUX SOURCES DE LA PENS�E ~ De la Pulsion � l�Action et de l�Intention � l�Inhibition ~

le vendredi 30 novembre 2012 de 8h30 � 18h
Salle Dupr�el 44 avenue Jeanne 1050 Bruxelles

https://www.facebook.com/events/431979433514944/
programme en annexe

L�Universit� Libre de Bruxelles et le Cercle de Neuropsychologie et de Psychanalyse (CNEP) pr�sentent la 6i�me journ�e scientifique internationale du CNEP:
Psychanalyse et Neurosciences aux Sources de la Pens�e: De la pulsion � l'action et de l'intention � l'inhibition.
Avec Ren� Roussillon, Lisa Ouss, Nicolas Georgieff, Patrik Vuilleumier, Yves Rossetti, Ariane Bazan, Anne Boissel et V�ronique Delvenne et suivi d'une table ronde avec Axel Cleeremans, Philippe Fouchet, Wim Gevers et Gertrudis Van de Vijver et la large participation du public!

Responsable Scientifique : Ariane Bazan
Argument
L�origine de toute pens�e, selon Freud (1895), est la recherche du mouvement qui pourrait faire co�ncider l�image per�ue et l�image souhait�e, et cette recherche n�est possible que gr�ce � une intervention inhibitrice. Dans son sch�ma de l�appareil psychique Freud (1900) a l�intuition g�niale de situer le principe inhibiteur du refoulement � l�extr�mit� m o t r i c e de l�appareil. La motricit� et son inhibition sont par ailleurs, dans les mod�les neuroscientifiques r�cents, les cl�s pour expliquer l�imagerie mentale (la repr�sentation, la pens�e donc), ou, sous leur versant psychopathologique, leur repr�sentation au niveau du corps dans les sympt�mes de conversion. Qui plus est, tant Freud que les mod�les neurophysiologiques modernes, partent d�un m�me point d�origine, l�id�e du physiologiste du 19e si�cle, von Helmholtz, qu�il peut y avoir un ressenti direct de l�impulsion motrice donn�e (et non seulement de ses cons�quences p�riph�riques) � id�e que Freud d�une part reprend sous le principe de � indices de r�alit� �, et les mod�les neuro modernes d�autre part sous le principe de � d�charges corollaire � ou � copies d�eff�rence �. La th�orie psychanalytique et les neurosciences seraient-elles du coup bien plus proches qu�elles ne le soup�onnent puisqu�inspir�es par un m�me point de d�part et maniant des principes communs? Nous l�avons demand� � quelques �minents protagonistes dans les deux champs.

Modalit�s Pratiques
Entr�e gratuite pour les inscrits � l�Ecole Doctorale PSYCEDUC ou NEUROSCIENCES
50 � pour les non-membres � 15 � pour les membres du CNEP � jour de leur cotisation et pour les �tudiants (carte obligatoire). L�accr�ditation pour les m�decins est demand�e.
Inscription par courriel aupr�s de Ariane.Bazan@ulb.ac.be
Le nombre de places �tant limit� l�inscription est recommand�e.

19.09.2012
(SOURCE: A.S.S.E.Psi. NEWS - September 2012)

CONGRESSES:

a) source: N-PSA newsletter

NEW YORK LECTURES: OCTOBER 6

The Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis
of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute
presents on

Saturday, October 6 at 10:00 am

RODOLFO LLIN�S

Department of Physiology and Neuroscience, NYU;
Thomas & Suzanne Murphy Professor of Neuroscience

on

ON SELF AND SELF AWARENESS

Given that sensory inputs generate but a fractured representation of universals, the issue of perceptual unity concerns the mechanisms that allow these different sensory components to be gathered into one global image. In recent years, this has been described as �binding�, to be implemented by temporal conjunction. Because the number of possible categories of perceptions is so extensive, their implementation via purely hierarchical connectivity, where a single grandmother neuron or a small group of such neurons represent specific elements of a category, is very unlikely.

Presently, non-invasive technology, such as magnetoencephalography (MEG), with a time resolution of 1000 images/second, can serve as a direct window into brain function in relation to cognition, and as an �online� biological marker to illustrate the effect of psychotherapy on abnormal brain function.

Discussant: Maggie Zellner

New York Auditorium, New York Psychoanalytic Institute,
247 East 82nd Street, (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues)

ALL WELCOME!

b) October, 20, 2012 RETELLING AN ANALYTIC LIFE: A tribute to Roy Schafer.

Info: http://www.ipbooks.net/2007/01/registration-for-roy-schafer-tribute/

c) AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE SEMINAR WITH JAAK PANKSEPP AND DOUG WATT IN PUERTO VALLARTA - DECEMBER 2012

Presentation: We are offering a neuroscience seminar this coming December 2012, in Puerto Vallarta Mexico, led by Jaak Panksepp and Doug Watt. We will cover and update much of Jaak�s original research and theoretical work in affective neuroscience on prototype emotions, with emphasis on the implications of affective neuroscience for psychiatry and psychiatric disorders, particularly depression, far and away our most common psychiatric issue. Implications for understanding other emergent affective phenomena such as empathy will also be reviewed in detail. There will also be a review of the biology of aging, the diseases of aging, their relationship to lifestyle variables, and the biology of Alzheimer�s disease as the major disease of aging with the greatest relevance for the brain/mind, with a concerted focus on prevention and lifestyle variables, and their impact on aging processes and related diseases.

Seminar participants will have a chance to meet Jaak, and absorb some of his truly encyclopedic knowledge about the brain. His seminal and classic 1998 textbook, Affective Neuroscience, is still widely regarded as the most comprehensive synthesis of information about emotion and the brain available. For those who have never had a chance to interact with Jaak or hear him speak (or who have and would appreciate further exposure to his work and thought), this is a unique and limited opportunity to meet and learn from one of the true giants of modern neuroscience and pioneers of affective neuroscience. Jaak is close to retiring, and after that, he will seriously cut back on his heavy traveling schedule, teaching, and other commitments, making these opportunities very scare indeed.

rated by attendees. If you are interested, please get back to me at DrDougWatt@gmail.com. We are accepting $500 deposits to hold space - those can be returned up to 90 days before the seminar, with full tuition due at that time. Refunds of full tuition (minus deposits) will be possible until December 1st.

Douglas F. Watt, Ph.D. Jaak Panksepp, Ph.D.

Cambridge Health Alliance Baily Endowed Chair of Animal Well-Being Science

Harvard Medical School Professor, Comparative Anatomy, Pharmacy, Physiology (VCAPP)

Clinic for Cognitive Disorders Washington State University

Quincy Medical Center Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus of Psychology,

Boston University School of Medicine Bowling Green State University

OFFICE: 617-376-5408

FAX 617-376-5410

CELL PHONE: 508-740-0391

5.07.2012

(source: ipa NEWSLETTER)

APsaA: New JAPA Editor Named

Click Here to Read: Children of the Internet generation by Bonnie E. Litowitz on this website.
Click Here to Read: Only Connect by Bonnie Litowitz on this website.
Click Here to Read: Bonnie Litowiz�s Discussion of Leopold Nosek�s paper at the IPA Chicago Congress

Dear Colleagues,

I am delighted to announce the selection of Bonnie Litowitz, Ph.D. as the next Editor of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association (JAPA). Dr. Litowitz was recommended by the JAPA Editor Search Committee and confirmed by the Executive Committee. Dr. Litowitz�s five-year term wil

l officially begin on January 1, 2014 and she will have the benefit of a year�s overlap with the current Editor, Steven Levy, M.D.

The Search Committee was chaired by Sandy Abend and included Betsy Auchincloss, Prudy Gourguechon, Deanna Holtzman, Peter Loewenberg, Bob Michels, Eric Nuetzel, Jerry Winer along with APsaA�s Executive Director, Dean Stein, and APsaA�s publishing consultant, Kathey Alexander, participating ex-officio.

Dr. Litowitz is on the faculty of the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Rush Medical School, and in private practice. She has been on the JAPAEditorial Board since 1999 and an Associate Editor from 2001 to 2011. Dr. Litowitz has been an Associate Professor at Northwestern University with joint appointments in the Departments of Linguistics and Communication Sciences and Disorders. She was also Dean of the Erikson Institute, a graduate school for advanced study of child development. She has published over 55 articles in academic and professional journals on psychoanalysis, psycholinguistics, child language, and child development. Her paper, �Sexuality and Textuality,� was awarded the 2001 Chicago Psychoanalytic Society Prize and the 2002 JAPA Prize. In 2003, she received the New York Psychoanalytic Society Heinz Hartmann Award for Outstanding Contributions to Psychoanalysis by a Recent Graduate. In 2006, she gave the first Ernst and Gertrude Ticho Lecture. Dr. Litowitz is the co-editor of three books, including Semiotic Perspectives on Clinical Theory and Practice: Medicine, Neuropsychiatry and Psychoanalysis, and the 2nd edition of the Textbook of Psychoanalysis.

On behalf of the Search Committee and the Executive Committee, warmest congratulations to Dr. Litowitz. We look forward to her bringing her expertise, vision, and creativity to the Editorship of JAPA.

Robert Pyles
President

6.06.2012
(source: A.S.S.E.Psi. newsletter - juin 2012)

   Newsletter en fran�ais: notre newsletter (A.S.S.E.Psi. NEWS) sera envoy�e � tous qui en demanderont (le formulaire est � la page web : http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/mail.htm ).

1)      ARTICLE SUR L'AUTISME : � l'occasion de la journ�e mondiale de l'autisme (2 avril) nous avons propos� l'article de Brigitte Chamak et David Cohen "L'autisme: vers une n�cessaire r�volution culturelle". � partir du lien des NOUVEAUT�S www.thalassanews.tk

2)    Au lien de Frenis Zero (http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/frenishome.htm) Vous pouvez lire le sommaire du Num�ro 18, an 9 (juin 2012) de notre journal, d�di� au sujet de <<Psychanalyse et lieux de la R�habilitation>>. Le textes recueillis sont en italien, et ont �t� �crits par Marcel Sassolas, Vincenza Pellicani, Maria Mucci, Vito Calabrese, Giancarlo Rigon, Maria Antonietta Minafra et Giuliana Scarselli. L'Editorial est de Giuseppe Leo. En plus, au meme lien Vous pouvez acc�der au dernier article (en italien) de la "Revue de Psychanalyse Neuro-Evolutive". Il s'agit du texte (en italien) de Tam�s T�nyi, R�bert Herold, Kata L�n�rd, M�ty�s Trixler"La psychiatrie psychodynamique � la lumi�re de l''infant research'".

3)

CONGR�S SIGNAL�S PAR PSYNEM.ORG NEWSLETTER:

Interagir et co-symboliser : regard nouveau sur l'intersubjectivit� pr�coce

Vendredi 23 juin : Journ�e Waimh fr � RENNES sur le th�me � Interagir et co-symboliser : regard nouveau sur l'intersubjectivit� pr�coce �
Retrouvez le programme mis � jour de cette journ�e sur le lien suivant :
http://old.psynem.org/Waimh/Francophone/Rencontres/Francophone/Journees/index.htm

Quel avenir, quelle �thique pour l�action m�dico-sociale pr�coce

Journ�es ANECAMSP des 23-24 mars 2012 � Paris

Retrouvez toutes les informations sur le lien suivant :

http://www.anecamsp.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=68&phpMyAdmin=kOySciAE3pyegSOPKsy5mRJrcFf

L'enfant plus que parfait du 21e si�cle, entre mythe et r�alit�. � la crois�e de la clinique, de l'�thique et de l'�volution sociologique

22 et 23 juin 2012 : journ�es Waimh Belgo‐Luxembourgeoise / Waimh fr. sur le th�me � L'enfant plus que parfait du 21e si�cle, entre mythe et r�alit�. � la crois�e de la clinique, de l'�thique et de l'�volution sociologique �. Retrouvez toutes les informations sur le lien suivant :
http://old.psynem.org/Waimh/Francophone/Rencontres/Francophone/Journees/index.htm

Agir ensemble en p�rinatalit�

3-4-5 octobre 2012 : congr�s de la Soci�t� Marc� internationale, SMF et Waimh-francophone � Agir ensemble en p�rinatalit� �

Pensez � vous inscrire au congr�s et plus c'est t�t et plus le tarif est int�ressant.

Le nombre de place sera limit� car il y a d�j� plus de 370 r�sum�s de contribution soumis.

Pour pouvoir vous inscrire sur le site http://www.info-congres.com/marce-fr/

Vous devez avant ouvrir un compte (gratuit) comme � nouvel utilisateur �, (bouton en bas � gauche) puis soit envoyer par courrier un bulletin d'inscription t�l�charg� et rempli avec votre paiement ou soit payer directement en ligne.
Attention le bulletin d'inscription sur le site SMF n'est pas le bon et doit �tre chang� prochainement
Le tarif �tudiant est jusqu�� 30 ans et sur justificatifs.
Pour avoir la r�duction en tant que � membre � il faut �tre � jour de sa cotisation WAIMH-francophone ou SMF et faire le paiement le d'inscription au congr�s par cheque, carte bancaire ou virement de votre compte personnel
Tout paiement par un tiers (institution ou autres) est consid�r� au tarif � prise en charge �.

NB : Les membres qui seront inscrits pour les 3 jours du congr�s � Paris, pourront profiter d�une inscription gratuite de deux jours de formation � la th�rapie interpersonnelle (ITP), au � Centre de La Teppe � (pr�s de Valence), dans la mesure des places disponibles. Le formateur est Scott Stuart (USA). Vous pouvez contacter le coordinateur Oguz Omay pour plus d�information.

Information sur le programme : marce.society.paris2012@gmail.com

en fran�ais : http://www.info-congres.com/marce-fr/
et pour la diapo en anglais pour le congr�s waimh : http://www.infocongres.com/marce-eng/

Psychiatrie, intersubjectivit� et interaction sociale

28 novembre, 29 et 30 et samedi 1^er d�cembre 2012 : 4� �dition du Congr�s Fran�ais de Psychiatrie qui se tiendra � Paris sur le th�me � Psychiatrie, intersubjectivit� et interaction sociale �, th�me sur lequel la WAIMH a bien des choses � dire, en tant que soci�t� scientifique. Vous trouverez l��tat actuel du programme � l�aide du lien suivant : http://www.congresfrancaispsychiatrie.org

Date limite de soumission de posters : 16 ao�t 2012, retrouvez toutes les informations sur le lien suivant : http://www.congresfrancaispsychiatrie.org/Abstracts_et_posters.html

  Newsletter in English: our newsletter (A.S.S.E.Psi. NEWS) will be sent to everyone who requests it (the form is at the link http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/mail.htm .

1) We are glad to announce the issue of the last number (N.18, june 2012) of our journal "Frenis Zero", whose subject is "Psychoanalysis and places of rehabilitation". The table of contents is at url: http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/frenishome.htm . The editorial is written by Giuseppe Leo and the papers, written by Marcel Sassolas, Vincenza Pellicani, Maria Mucci, Vito Calabrese, Giancarlo Rigon, Maria Antonietta Minafra and Giuliana Scarselli, are in Italian.

2) We are glad to announce the issue of the last article of the "Revue of Evolutionary Neuro-psychoanalysis" written by Tam�s T�nyi, R�bert Herold, Kata L�n�rd, M�ty�s Trixler: it is the italian version of the paper "Psychodynamic Psychiatry in the Light of Recent Infant Research", already published in Dynamic Psychiatry. The Italian version is available at the link of the SUMMARY: http://web.tiscali.it/bibliopsi/frenishome.htm .

14.05,2012
(source: N-PSA newsletter)

NEW YORK LECTURES:

2 JUNE

Arnold Pfeffer Center for Neuropsychoanalysis

at the New York Psychoanalytic Institute presents an

Open Forum

WHAT NEUROPSYCHOANALYSIS MEANS TO YOU

On Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 10 a.m.

In advance of the forum, you are invited to share some of your thoughts in a survey, the results of which will be shared at the meeting. Even if you can't attend, we would love to know about your experiences and ideas!

This meeting will be an open forum, in which all can share on these questions and more. If you are a faithful attendee of neuropsychoanalytic meetings, we want to know what's been useful to you over the years. If you are brand-new to this, we want to know what questions you are eager to engage with. This will be an opportunity to connect with colleagues around particular topics of interest, share vignettes about how neuropsychoanalysis has been woven into your clinical practice, research, or thinking, and more.

In advance of the forum, you are invited to share some of your thoughts in a survey, the results of which will be shared at the meeting. Even if you can't attend, we would love to know about your experiences and ideas!

To participate in the survey, please click the following link:

What NPSA Means to You

247 East 82nd Street, (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues)

New York Auditorium, New York Psychoanalytic Institute

ALL WELCOME!

The meeting must end by 12:30 p.m.

This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the American Psychoanalytic Association and the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. The American Psychoanalytic Association is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The American Psychoanalytic Association designates this Live Activity for a maximum of [2] AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)�. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE INFORMATION FOR ALL LEARNERS: None of the planners and presenters of this CME program have any relevant financial relationships to disclose.

13.05.2012
(source: International Psychoanalysis Newsletter)

History made in White house, in analysis, in mind/brain research & more from Sasha Rolde on IP.net

Dear Colleagues,

Our international psychoanalytic website is ready to give you all the good news this week, one in which our country�s president made history by endorsing gay marriage and history was made in psychoanalysis by a prominent psychoanalytic society and institute as it changed its name to move forward. May these historic changes continue in our own society.

Let me draw your attention to:

1) Note the change of name of the New York Freudian Society

Click Here to Read this Article

2) Please view the video with Glen Gabbard, M.D. discussing the field of psychoanalysis.

Click Here to Read this Article

3) Please note the review of the book City Within a City by Basia Berman posted again to remind you.

Click Here to Read this Article

4) N.B. history in the making:

a) Obama Lets Go Of Fear: (how is that for a psychoanalytic interpretation of the president�s historic pronouncement?)

Click Here to Read this Article

b) DSMV drafters give in to pressure to drop diagnoses

Click Here to Read this Article

c) Historic research:

Please read how Emotion Can Shut Down High-Level Mental Processes Without Our Knowledge, in Our Native Language

�Psychologists at Bangor University believe that they have glimpsed for the first time, a process that takes place deep within our unconscious brain, where primal reactions interact with higher mental processes. Writing in the Journal of Neuroscience, they identify a reaction to negative language inputs which shuts down unconscious processing.�

Click Here to Read this Article

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Following is this week�s entire list of contents:

　

A. In A DANGEROUS METHOD Category:

I. A Reinterpretation of Jung�s Rivalry with Freud in the Light of Girard�s Mimetic Theory by Mark Anspach

to read a review originally from Imitatio.org of A Dangerous Method written by Mark Anspach, anthropologist and the editor of Oedipus Unbound: Selected Writings on Rivalry and Desire by Ren* Girard (Stanford, 2004)

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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B. In the ANNOUNCEMENTS Category:

II. Extreme Trauma and Its Treatment with Sverre Varvin at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute

THE BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY AND INSTITUTE

Cordially invites you to a program on

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2012, 8:00 pm at 15 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston EXTREME TRAUMA AND ITS TREATMENT: Mental, Social and Cultural Contexts

Presenter: SVERRE VARVIN, MD, PhD

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

　

III. The Alpha & the Omega: Beginning & Ending at NYPSI

CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF ADVANCEMENT THROUGH SELF-KNOWLEDGE THE NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY & INSTITUTE:

The Helix Center for Interdisciplinary Investigation

247 East 82nd St., between 2nd & 3rd, NY, NY, 10028

212-879-6900

www.psychoanalysis.org

Saturday, May 19, 2012, 2:30 � 4:30 PM, Donations accepted

The Alpha & the Omega: Beginning & Ending

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

IV. The Night of the Hunter with Leon Balter at NYPSI

CELEBRATING A CENTURY OF ADVANCEMENT THROUGH SELF-KNOWLEDGE THE NEW YORK PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIETY & INSTITUTE:

THE FRIENDS OF THE A. A. BRILL LIBRARY

247 East 82nd St., between 2nd & 3rd, NY, NY, 10028

212-879-6900

www.psychoanalysis.org

Presents a screening of The Night of the Hunter

followed by a psychoanalytic discussion with Leon Balter, M.D. Friday, May 18, 2012, 7 pm, $10 Suggested Donation

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

V. Images of Women at the Seattle Psychoanalytic Society

The Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute and the Committee on Women and Psychoanalysis of the IPA present Images of Women

When: Friday evening October 5 & Saturday October 6, 2012

Where: Nesholm Family Lecture Hall at Seattle Center, Seattle, WA

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

VI. Unconscious Phantasy Today

Unconscious Phantasy Today

Friday 7 December � Sunday 9 December

UCL Psychoanalysis Unit�s 2012 December conference will focus on Unconscious Phantasy. This is the first of several planned meetings that will explore core psychoanalytic ideas and how they are used today. Meetings in 2013, 2014 and 2015 will follow up with topics including Free Association, Transference and Enactment, and Interpretation and Therapeutic Action.

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

VII. Open House on Analysts a Work at AIP

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS OF THE KAREN HORNEY PSYCHOANALYTIC CENTER

329 East 62nd Street New York, NY 10065

(212) 838-8044 www.aipnyc.org aipkh@aol.com

We invite you to meet our Faculty and Students at our OPEN HOUSE: Analysts at Work : WEDNESDAY, May 23, 2012 8:00 PM � 10:00 PM

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

VIII. Helping Post Partum Mothers Attachment with their Babies

THE PACELLA PARENT CHILD CENTER

247 East 82nd St., between 2nd & 3rd, NY, NY 10028

212-665-6309

www.theparentchildcenter.org

Helping Post Partum Mothers Attachment with their Babies

Dear Colleague,

We would like to let you know about our mother support groups, where mothers attend with their babies and toddlers.

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

IX. Envy: Why We Feel it and How to Work with it in Treatment with Carolyn Ellman at MITPP

THE METROPOLITAN CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY

ENVY: WHY WE FEEL IT AND HOW TO WORK WITH IT IN TREATMENT

Saturday, May 19, 2012 , Presenter: Carolyn Ellman, Ph.D.

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

X. Certificate Program in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy at IPTAR Accepting Applicants

Certificate Program in CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHOTHERAPY Is Accepting Applicants for the Fall 2012 Semester

The CAP program offers comprehensive training in the theory and practice of child and adolescent psychoanalytic psychotherapy. It includes 3 years of courses that present and integrate various perspectives and theoretical

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

XI. �The Early History of Psychoanalysis on the West Coast� at the Seattle Psychoanalytic Society

The Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute presents

George �Mike� Allison, 1990

�The Early History of Psychoanalysis on the West Coast�

George �Mike� Allison, M.D.

Daniel Benveniste, Ph.D.

Saturday , May 19, 2012 8:45 AM to noon

at SPSI, 4020 E. Madison St., Suite 230, Seattle WA 98112

3 CME/CPE/CEU credits

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

XII. A Contemporary Freudian Slip

A Contemporary Freudian Slip: After a controversial but predictable debate, a leading New York psychoanalytic society changes its name

By Jessica Gross on the Tablet website on May 7, 2012.

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

XIII. New Names for the New York Freudian Society and its Institute

The New York Freudian Society and its Institute are now:

The Contemporary Freudian Society and The Psychoanalytic Training Institute of the Contemporary Freudian Society

The new names, like our Institute�s curricula, reflect our contemporary focus as well as our respect for our Freudian heritage. This name change captures the geographic breadth of our membership and the fact that we have Adult Psychoanalysis and Fellowship Programs in both New York City and..

to read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ __________________________________________________________________

C. In the AUDIO/VIDEO Category:

XIV. Glen Gabbard, M.D., Discusses the Field of Psychoanalysis

To watch a video, which was posted on YouTube May 6, 2012, of Glen Gabbard, M.D., discussing the field of psychoanalysis and his new book, which he co-edited with Bonnie E. Litowitz, Ph.D., and Paul Williams, Ph.D., The 2nd edition of The Textbook of Psychoanalysis.

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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XV. The Warsaw Ghetto Memorial, April 19, 2012 in NYC

to view The Warsaw Ghetto Memorial, which was posted on

Yiddish.forward.com via YouTube May 4, 2012.

　

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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XVI. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

to view several videos from the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research Conference posted on YouTube:

a)Deborah Hertz at YIVO

b)Harvey Klehr at YIVO

c)Mitchell Cohen at YIVO

　

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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D. In the BOOKS Category:

XVII. City Within a City By Basia Temkin-Berman

to read about Basia Temkin-Berman�s published diary, City Within a City, originally written in Polish and for the first time ever translated into English and to order the book via IPBooks

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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XVIII. A Psychoanalyst Talks About How Couples Can Prevent Divorce the Second Time Around

by Erica Manfred from The Huffington Post on May 8, 2012.

To read please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ___________________________________________________________

XIX. Martha Graham Redivivus

to read: Martha Graham Redivivus By Mark Franko on the Oxford University Press blog on May 8th

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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E. In the GENERAL NEWS Category:

XX. A Review of the 58th Freud Lecture at the New York Psychoanalytic Society Fred M. Sander, M.D

To read a review written by Fred M. Sander, M.D. of the 58th Freud Lecture at the New York Psychoanalytic Society, which took place on May 8, 2012

please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/

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XXI. Obama Lets Go Of Fear

by Andrew Sullivan from his Daily Beast blog, The Dish, on May 9, 2012.

To read please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ____________________________________________________________

XXII. Psychiatry Manual Drafters Back Down on Diagnoses

by Benedict Carey in The New York Times on May 8, 2012.

To read please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ____________________________________________________________

XXIII. Parents� Depression Linked to Problems in Children

By Perri Klass in the New York Times on May 7, 2012,

To read please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ____________________________________________________________

F. In the OBITUARIES Category:

XXIV.Jean Laplanche (June 21, 1924 � May 6, 2012)

Monday, May 7th, 2012

　

a) Jean Laplanche on Wikipedia.

b) For those interested, Laplanche�s Book Freud and the Sexual, Available Here.

To read a) and b) please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ________________________________________________________________________

G. In the PAPERS Category:

XXV. Sinai Scholars Symposium Explores Kabbalah and Freud

by the Chabad.edu Staff from Chabad.edu on May 9, 2012.

To read please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ ____________________________________________________________

H. In the POETRY Category:

XXVI. May Poetry Monday: Roberta Feins

POETRY MONDAY: May 7, 2012

Poet Roberta Feins was born in New Yorkand lives in Seattle, where she works as a computer consultant. She received her MFA in poetry in 2007 from New England College. Her poems, one of which received first prize in the 2010 Women in Judaism Magazine poetry contest, have been published in a number of other fine journals, including Five A.M., Antioch Review, and �

To read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ _________________________________________________________________

I. In the SCIENCE NEWS Category:

XXVII. Emotion Can Shut Down High-Level Mental Processes Without Our Knowledge, in Our Native Language

from Science Daily on May 8, 2012.

To read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ _________________________________________________________________

XXVIII. In Sitting Still, a Bench Press for the Brain

by John Hanc in The New York Times on May 9, 2012.

To read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ _________________________________________________________________

XXIX. Depression in middle age linked to dementia

by Amanda Gardner on Health.com on May 8, 2012.

To read more please go to http://internationalpsychoanalysis.net/ _________________________________________________________________

To end this report is in my mind just the beginning for a discovery of new things to come as all of the posts seem to predict more for the future. Please comment on the website and share our views with our colleagues world wide.

25.03.2012
Nouvelle publication:

"L�autisme: vers une n�cessaire r�volution culturelle"

de Brigitte Chamak & David Cohen

7.03.2012
(source: PsyNem newsletter)

Le 19 octobre 2012, le Copes organise une journ�e de rencontres � Paris entre les diff�rents acteurs de toute la France du r�seau de la petite enfance, de la protection de l�enfance, de l�adolescence et de la famille et ce, quelles que soient leurs fonctions, leurs places et leurs comp�tences.

La plainte fascine : qu�elle se manifeste en un g�missement constant ou une revendication guerri�re, elle provoque chez tout un chacun des sentiments contradictoires et contagieux d�ins�curit� et de d�sir de repli.

Il y a dans la plainte un risque d�enfermement dans un syst�me faussement consolateur : �tre berc� ensemble face � une r�alit� impitoyable !

Alors comment sortir d�un monde clos o� se plaindre serait devenu un mode relationnel fig�?

S�il est l�gitime que nos revendications et alertes de ce qui met en p�ril nos outils professionnels soient entendues, il devient vite dangereux d�en rester � ce temps de d�nonciation.

Nos identit�s professionnelles dans leurs forces vives et leur cr�ativit� sont en jeu.

Notre ma�tre et � p�re fondateur � Michel Soul�, avec l�espi�glerie qui �tait sa signature, souriait face aux difficult�s majeures des institutions malmen�es par la crise et les plaintes angoiss�es des professionnels. � N�ayez pas peur des difficult�s, nous r�p�tait-il, c�est dans l�adversit� que l�on puise en soi des ressources insoup�onn�es, que l�on devient cr�atifs et f�conds �.

De ce qui est, pour nous au Copes plus qu�un conseil, a �merg� l�id�e de cette journ�e.

Ensemble, revisitons les valeurs humaines qui nous lient et justifient notre engagement. Allons � l�essentiel de ce qui n�est pas n�gociable tout en sachant l�cher sur ce qui nous entrave. Ouvrons nous aux modes de r�sistance de certaines institutions afin de les f�d�rer.

Donnons nous des raisons d�y croire, d�esp�rer et de se battre.

Que cette journ�e pens�e sous le sceau de l�optimisme nous rende plus confiants et d�termin�s !

Avec

Jean-Claude Ameisen et Marie-Rose Moro, professeurs
�thique et perspectives d�avenir�
Martine Lamour, docteur
La souffrance des professionnels en protection de l�enfance : des ressentis n�gatifs aux comp�tences retrouv�es
Catherine Sultan, vice pr�sidente du tribunal pour enfants de Cr�teil
Les ressorts de la justice �ducative
Pierre Delion, professeur
Autisme (TED et TSA) et p�dopsychiatrie aujourd�hui : � quel prix psychique ?
Catherine Jousselme, professeur
L�h�pital en r�sistance ? Pour continuer � accueillir et soigner�
Xavier Moya-Plana, psychologue clinicien
Le travail institutionnel aujourd�hui ou � l�art d��tre quelqu�un �
Bernard Golse, professeur et Miriam Rasse, psychologue clinicienne
Interview du docteur Pierre Suesser : Avec les tous petits, pr�venir plut�t que pr�dire

Renseignements

www.copes.fr
01 53 68 93 40

Inscriptions

Marie Rat-Confluences
5 rue Alexandre Cabanel, 75015 Paris
T�l. 06 19 88 04 88, fax 01 53 68 93 45
marie.rat@confluences-colloque.com

7.03.2012
Resumen de la presentacion de Otto Kernberg (XIX Jornadas de Psicoan�lisis y Psicoterapia Psicoan�litica, Sevilla, 10-11 Febrero, 2012)

Relaci�n de Jos� Ignacio Del Pino

��Qu� es la personalidad?" En ciencia hablamos como concepto problema que re�ne todas las funciones del individuo como un paraguas: temperamento, car�cter, identidad, inteligencia� Es la reactividad general del organismo en su conjunto, conductual pero tambi�n muy especialmente en lo afectivo. Hay una inestabilidad afectiva, ritmos de activaci�n�

            La determinaci�n de temperamento es gen�tica y conductual. Primero la disposici�n gen�tica, constituida desde el momento del nacimiento. Los temas de afectos positivos y negativos, constituyen los primeros sistemas en la evoluci�n humana. Los positivos son de gratificaci�n y bienestar; los negativos para huir de lo que produce dolor, apat�a, rabia, disgusto, terror�

            Son estructuras complejas que cumplen funciones tanto psicol�gicas como fisiol�gicas. Se caracterizan por estado f�sico de placer o displacer, motor positivo o negativo, expresiones faciales t�picas para cada afecto. Son innatas, activadas con las expresiones, descargas motoras espec�ficas y, en el plano neurofisiol�gico, neurotransmisores espec�ficos. Estas descargas son las que determinan a su vez estados afectivos.

             La disposici�n no es s�lo para expresar los afectos sino tambi�n para leerlos. Cada especie de mam�fero tiene expresiones compartidas en toda la especie para cada afecto. Es simult�neamente una estructura subjetiva y de comunicaci�n.

            Charles Darwin fue el primero que descubri� esta comunicaci�n, Freud hablaba de descargas. La teor�a de la emoci�n de James-Lange, McDougall y Cannon, en la d�cada de 1920, consideran los afectos como funciones cerebrales del SNC. En los a�os 1970-80 se redescubre la comunicaci�n en los afectos. Esto tiene importancia pr�ctica y la tiene en Psicoan�lisis: �Qu� es primero los afectos o las pulsiones? �La libido determina los afectos o viceversa? �Vale la pena discutirlo!

            Los afectos como sistema de comunicaci�n primario entre el beb� y la madre. La descarga del beb� induce la relaci�n afectiva. La madre no necesita estudiar neurofisiolog�a para conocer qu� significa la expresi�n, saber lo que siente el beb� y poder aclarar los afectos negativos del hijo.

            Es la interacci�n infanto-materna la que determina el sistema de apoyo, no s�lo por la intensidad de la expresi�n afectiva del beb� sino por la capacidad de reconocimiento en la madre, su competencia afectiva, la capacidad de entender al beb�. Esto es lo que determina el apoyo normal, significa la introducci�n de la primera relaci�n afectiva del beb� entre el s� mismo y el objeto.

            La representaci�n del s� mismo y la representaci�n del objeto, en el marco de la relaci�n con un objeto determinado, constituir�n la memoria afectiva del beb� con un resultado positivo o negativo. Por efecto de funciones proyectivas transforma al mundo en un mundo malo, o por idealizaci�n en un mundo ideal. Estos segmentos son experiencias internalizadas que a trav�s de un desarrollo cognitivo normal se unen y pueden llegar a integrarse. Es una integraci�n de afectos e im�genes de objetos, un s� mismo rodeado de im�genes significativas de los objetos m�s importantes. La estructura subjetiva dominante del s� mismo con la imagen de los objetos constituye la identidad.

            La identidad, como estructura organizativa de la subjetividad psicol�gica, organizaci�n din�mica, al mismo tiempo se expresa en conductas, patrones habituales, estructuras de comportamiento, h�bitos automatizados� Es el car�cter.

            El car�cter es la expresi�n objetiva de la identidad; la identidad es la expresi�n subjetiva del car�cter.

             En referencia a las Relaciones Objetales Internalizadas hay que se�alar que no s�lo se internalizan modos de interacci�n instrumental sino tambi�n los valores que trascienden lo concreto: las reglas de conducta, de interacci�n con los dem�s� En Psicoan�lisis constituye el Supery�, y tambi�n el Yo.

            La integraci�n de los valores normales viene determinada gen�tica y ambientalmente desde el comienzo de la vida. La estimulaci�n de los primeros a�os amplifica la disposici�n gen�tica y, al mismo tiempo tambi�n, factores cognitivos comienzan desde el principio creando una imagen del contexto donde se act�an las emociones.

            Lo que contribuye el apego normal, las relaciones materno-infantiles, la capacidad de empat�a, de expresar congruentemente el afecto y contribuye al control afectivo de las experiencias afectivas. Fallos de esta contextualizaci�n contribuyen a una exageraci�n de aspectos negativos, elemento etiol�gico importante del desarrollo de un Trastorno de la Personalidad.

            Entonces, �QU� ES UN TRASTORNO DE LA PERSONALIDAD?

            Son las p�rdidas en la identidad, de la armon�a e integraci�n de todo lo que hemos comentado. Se expresa con rigidez, inadecuaci�n y con rasgos neur�ticos o patol�gicos. Conductas r�gidas, repetitivas, no adaptadas que adquieren funciones defensivas en situaciones de peligro para la integridad del organismo. Son rasgos neur�ticos de conducta: algunos negativos como Inhibiciones r�gidas; otros positivos como exageraciones de conductas normales (Formaciones Reactivas). En general los trastornos de personalidad leves se caracterizan por la combinaci�n de rasgos inhibitorios y exagerados (F.R.).

            Por el contrario en los trastornos de personalidad m�s severos hay rigideces m�s importantes, p�rdidas de estabilidad, imposibilidad de desarrollar afectos� Un caos de inhibiciones y exageraciones, problemas de control en la conducta, acentuaci�n de rasgos de personalidad m�s graves� Se manifiesta por p�rdida de la adaptaci�n al medio ambiente, p�rdida en las interacciones del individuo. No se entiende bien el medio externo ni las motivaciones est�n claras.

            �Cu�l es la diferencia de trastornos graves-leves? La patolog�a de la estructura de la identidad.

            En el Trastorno Leve la identidad se mantiene. Hay un concepto integrado del s� mismo, rigideces conductuales pero se mantiene la capacidad de relaci�n con otros y se acepta un trabajo, amor, sexo, vida social�

            Cuando hay fallos en la identidad se produce un Trastorno Grave. Hay una p�rdida en la identidad normal, se pierde la capacidad integradora del concepto del yo. Se escinden aspectos positivos y negativos del s� mismo idealizados y perversos, im�genes m�ltiples de personas� Falta la integraci�n de la continuidad del s� mismo a trav�s del tiempo.

                        Falta de capacidad de comprender en profundidad a otras personas significativas, determinada por los afectos positivos y negativos; consecuente falta de capacidad de comprometerse al trabajo o profesi�n, amor, sexo, relaciones de amistad m�s profundas� Caos en las relaciones con los dem�s, impulsividad�

            Es el T.L.P. u Organizaci�n L�mite de la Personalidad.

Nuevas direcciones DSMV (Skodol & Bender, 2009)

            La tarea de integraci�n cuando se consigue de forma satisfactoria constituye la ansiedad infantil, y si no el T.L.P. Significa que causas que impliquen la posibilidad de integrar est�n en el origen de los T.L.P.

Disposici�n gen�tica: NT, DA, Serotonina� => exceso de activaci�n de afectos negativos => Umbral bajo de afectos negativos: Temor, rabia, disgusto� => Mayor facilidad de expresiones negativas

            Relaciones objetales de buenos y malos.

            Apego inseguro por falta de empat�a de la madre, de la funci�n de reconocer los afectos del beb� por la madre.

            Todo eso hace que aumente su inestabilidad con los afectos negativos por excesiva activaci�n. Las experiencias traum�ticas, el abuso f�sico o sexual directo o el ser testigo del mismo� son causas de activaci�n excesiva de afectos negativos. Hay un caos generando impredictibilidad del ambiente familiar, no se pueden estimular patrones seguros de adaptaci�n. Hay una dificultad de integraci�n del sector idealizado y del otro; se mantiene la escisi�n entre experiencias positivas y negativas lo que contribuye a la difusi�n de la identidad.

            Diversos investigadores han tratado de llegar a descifrar esto desde el punto de vista psicoanal�tico: conflictos preed�picos y ed�picos, personalidades orales, anales� Se volvi� a una clasificaci�n m�s descriptiva, m�s cl�nica: Personalidad L�mite, Personalidad Obsesiva, Personalidad Narcisista�

            Otras investigaciones trataron de aclarar distintos puntos de vista: neurobi�logos como Cloninger, psic�logos sociales como Benjamin, psic�logos experimentales con grupos de poblaci�n normal realizan An�lisis Factorial de rasgos descriptivos llegando a definir dimensiones, factores que emergen en el an�lisis de grandes poblaciones: es la teor�a de los cinco factores.

            En el DSMIII se produjo una lucha entre los dimensionalistas y los cl�nicos con triunfo de �stos; Eje II con los tipos A (Paranoide, Esquizoide y Esquizot�pica), B (Histri�nico, Narcisista, L�mite y Antisocial) y C (Evitativa, Dependiente y Obsesivo-Compulsiva).             Actualmente nueva discusi�n en el DSMV entre los psiquiatras cl�nicos categoriales y los psic�logos experimentales dimensionalistas.

            Es un reduccionismo que trata de llevar los Trastornos de Personalidad a factores biol�gicos ligados al desarrollo del SNC. Esta tendencia dimensionalista y simplificadora esta supuesta en el DSMV. Por otro lado en la psiquiatr�a cl�nica tiende a oponerse a las dimensiones que ignoran las categor�as cl�nicas.

            Doble fen�meno: en lo positivo se ha reconocido 30 a�os despu�s de que nuestro Instituto lo se�alara que la identidad normal permite distinguir entre Trastornos de Personalidad Graves y Leves.

            Lo m�s importante para la clasificaci�n es el grado de funcionalidad; el Trastorno del S� mismo y de la Relaci�n con los dem�s.

            Nueva clasificaci�n:

        � Integridad del S� mismo: Inseguridad cr�nica de s� mismo, excesiva dependencia de influencias externas para su concepto de s� mismo.

            � Integridad de las Relaciones con los dem�s (no con las R. objetales): Fallo de empat�a

CRITERIOS FUNDAMENTALES DEL DSM V

            El triunfo de los psic�logos experimentales y neurobi�logos reduccionistas iba al punto de eliminar los Trastornos de Personalidad del DSMIII y DSMIV.

EJE II:             A             Paranoide, Esquizoide y Esquizot�pica

                        B             Histri�nica, Narcisista, Borderline y Antisocial

                        C            Evitativa, Dependiente y Obsesivo-compulsiva.

            Quitan cinco (Paranoide, Esquizoide, Histri�nico, Narcisista y Dependiente) y dejan otros cinco (Esquizot�pica, L�mite, Antisocial, Evitativa y Obsesivo-Compulsiva). Se decide mantener los que tienen base emp�rica y se elimina la Personalidad Narcisista �que s� que tiene investigaci�n� pero del Psicoan�lisis! Hubo una protesta masiva y hace dos meses deciden reintroducirla de nuevo. Al final se eliminan: Paranoide, Esquizoide, Histri�nica y Dependiente. Hay una tendencia al reduccionismo radical que elimina el reconocimiento de organizaciones a nivel biol�gico.

            Aspectos espec�ficos del TLP:

Difusi�n de identidad: No integraci�n del s� mismo. No integraci�n de otros

Defensas primitivas

Variaci�n del criterio de realidad: Se dificulta la interacci�n emp�tica con los criterios de realidad normales Pierden el tacto real para comprender a otras personas en profundidad. En los casos m�s graves conducta antisocial, uno de los criterios m�s importantes para todo tratamiento psicoanal�tico.

Variable nivel de agresividad Dificultad con trabajo y amor.

Patolog�a sexual: Inhibici�n de todas las formas sexuales o sexualidad ca�tica. Si se integran las Relaciones Objetales son capaces de integrar las relaciones de afecto,.

Patolog�a de funcionamiento moral

[diapositiva:      S� mismo �========afectos ========� Otros

Los afectos constituyen el puente que media para la correcta integraci�n entre el s� mismo y los otros]



                        Tras esta exposici�n se pas� a un turno de preguntas del p�blico en el que, por ejemplo, cuando se le pregunt� sobre su forma de trabajo hizo hincapi� en NO CULPABILIZAR A LAS MADRES, se�alando la importancia que a su juicio tienen los factores gen�ticos. Hay pacientes con hiperactividad de la am�gdala, hipersensibles a los afectos negativos, con inhibici�n de la corteza prefrontal y periorbitaria. Da a los factores cognitivos un menor papel.

                        En otra cuesti�n reitera que es fundamental permitir la actuaci�n en la transferencia de representaciones escindidas positivas y negativas. Lo que hacemos primero es explicitar esta relaci�n: que se sienta v�ctima del �horror� que es la terapia. Definimos la experiencia sin criticarla pero con CONTROL para proteger el tratamiento. S�lo se�alamos el intercambio de roles y logramos que el paciente adquiera la conciencia de que est� identificado con ambos. Subraya la r�pida inversi�n que se produce en la transferencia de los papeles de v�ctima y victimario (verdugo) por fen�menos de identificaci�n proyectiva y fen�menos proyectivos. Si los afectos son positivos hacemos lo mismo. Una vez producida la tolerancia vemos claramente estos dos segmentos

                        Puso ejemplos de casos llevados por �l para ejemplificar algunos aspectos concretos. Subray� la importancia de la investigaci�n empirica en el campo del psicoan�lisis y las terapias psicoanal�ticas.



30.01.2012
(source: N-PSA newsletter)

FROM ADDICTION TO RELATIONSHIPS:
NEUROPSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES
ON CRAVING, CARING AND CLINGING

NPSA CONGRESS, ATHENS: 14-16 June 2012

EDUCATIONAL DAY: Thursday 14 June

CONGRESS: Late Thursday 14 to Saturday 16 June

Speakers include:

DR MARILIA AISENSTEIN, Paris & Hellenic Psychoanalytic Societies
PROF GARY ASTON-JONES, Medical University of South Carolina
PROF JEAN DECETY, University of Chicago
PROF VITTORIO GALLESE, University of Parma
PROF JAAK PANKSEPP, Washington State University
PROF MARK SOLMS, University of Cape Town
PROF NICOLAS TZAVARAS, Democritus University of Thrace, Hellenic Psychoanalytic Society
PROF YORAM YOVELL, University of Haifa

CALL FOR PAPERS, SYMPOSIA AND POSTERS

You are invited to submit abstracts for research

presentations, symposia and posters which

integrate psychoanalysis and neuroscience.

FIND OUT MORE

Abstracts are due by Monday, February 6, 2012.

30.01.2012
Colloques organis�s par la Section Francophone de la WAIMH: la prochaine soir�e/conf�rence de la Waimh fr. aura lieu le jeudi 19 janvier 2012 � 21h � PARIS avec Filippo Muratori et David Cohen sur le th�me � Est ce que les films familiaux ont encore quelque chose � nous apprendre de l'autisme infantile pr�coce ? Motricit� et synchronie dans les interactions pr�coces � . Discutants : Bernard Golse et Lisa Ouss. Le 3�me s�minaire de m�ta-�pist�mologie en p�rinatalit� organis� par Jacques Dayan et Jo�lle Rochette-Guglielmi aura lieu � PARIS le vendredi 10 f�vrier 2012 sur � La communication �motionnelle. Le sujet agent des �tats mentaux de l�autre ? �.

30.01.2012
ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE DE PSYCHANALYSE DE COUPLE ET DE FAMILLE

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUPLE AND FAMILY PSYCHOANALYSIS

ASOCIACION INTERNACIONAL DE PSICOANALISIS DE PAREJA Y FAMILIA

154, rue d�Al�sia, 75014 Paris, France

www.aipcf.net www.iacfp.net www.aippf.net

aipcf.aippf@gmail.com iacfp@hotmail.fr

ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE DE PSYCHANALYSE DE COUPLE ET DE FAMILLE

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUPLE AND FAMILY PSYCHOANALYSIS

ASOCIACION INTERNACIONAL DE PSICOANALISIS DE PAREJA Y FAMILIA

154, rue d�Al�sia, 75014 Paris, France

www.aipcf.net www.iacfp.net www.aippf.net

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5^e CONGRES INTERNATIONAL/5th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS/5� CONGRESO INTERNATIONAL/

5� CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALE

Le psychanalyste face aux familles et aux couples du 21^eSi�cle : de nouveaux d�fis techniques

The Psychoanalyst in front of families and couples of the 21^stCentury: New Technical Challenges

El psicoanalista ante las familias y parejas del siglo 21: nuevos desaf�os t�cnicos

Lo psicoanalista di fronte alle famiglie e alle coppie del 21� secolo: nuove sfide tecniche

Padova/Padoue/Padua (Italia), 25-28 juillet 2012/July

25-28, 2012/25-28 de julio de 2012/25-28 luglio 2012

Sala Carraresi, Padovafiere SPA, Via N. Tommaseo, 59, 35131 Padova, Italia &

Facolt� di Psicologia dell�Universit� di Padova, Via Venezia 8, 35131 Padova, Italia

Fran�ais/English/Espa�ol/Italiano

BULLETIN 5/BOLETIN 5/BOLETINO 5

Chers amis,

La date de remise des r�sum�s de proposition de travail est repouss�e au 31 mars.

Nous rappelons tous les auteurs, y compris tous ceux que nous avons d�j� enregistr�s, que les propositions doivent comporter explicitement la langue d'intervention, les titres, la soci�t� d'appartenance et �tre accompagn�es si possible de traductions en 2 ou 3 langues. En m�me temps, la longueur ne devrait pas exc�der en aucun cas les 1500 caract�res prescrits.

Nous vous informons aussi que le Comit� d�honneur du congr�s est constitu� par Stefano Bolognini (Bologne), Emilia Ferruza (Padova), Ren� Ka�s (Lyon), Janine Puget (Buenos Aires).

Avec nos amiti�s.

Le Comit� scientifique

Dear friends,

The deadline for sending the abstracts is now the 31st of March.

We remind all the authors, including those already registered, that all proposals have to explicitly mention the language in which the presentation will be done, the authors� titles and the societies or institutions they belong to, and also be translated, if possible, into 2 or 3 languages.

Please note that the length of the document mustn�t in any case exceed 1500 characters including spaces.

We would like to inform you that the members of the Congress�s Committee of honor will be Stefano Bolognini (Bologna), Emilia Ferruzza (Padova), Ren� Ka�s (Lyon), Janine Puget (Buenos Aires).

Best wishes,

The Scientific Committee

Queridos amigos,

La fecha de entrega de los res�menes de propuesta de trabajo se posterga al 31 de marzo. Recordamos a todos los autores, incluidos a todos aquellos que han enviado su resumen, que las propuestas deben indicar expl�citamente el idioma de intervenci�n, los t�tulos, la sociedad de pertenencia y acompa�arse si es posible de traducciones a 2 � 3 idiomas. Al mismo tiempo, la longitud no deber�a exceder los 1500 caracteres prescritos.

Les informamos igualmente de que el Comit� de honor del congreso est� constituido por Stefano Bolognini (Bolo�a), Emilia Ferruza (Padua), Ren� Ka�s (Lyon), Janine Puget (Buenos Aires).

Amistosamente.

El Comit� cient�fico

Cari amici,

La data limite per la presentazione degli abstract � stata posticipata al 31 marzo.

Ricordiamo a tutti gli autori, compresi quelli che abbiamo gi� registrato, che gli abstract devono comportare esplicitamente la lingua di presentazione, i titoli, la societ� di appartenenza ed essere accompagnati, se possibile, dalla traduzione in 2 o 3 lingue. Allo stesso tempo, la lunghezza non dovr� eccedere in alcun caso i 1500 caratteri prescritti.

Vi informiamo che il Comitato d�Onore del congresso � costituito da Stefano Bolognini (Bologna), Emilia Ferruzza (Padova), Ren� Ka�s (Lyon), Janine Puget (Buenos Aires).

I nostri pi� cordiali saluti

Il Comitato Scientifico

5� CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALE

Lo psicoanalista di fronte alle famiglie e alle coppie del 21� secolo: nuove sfide tecniche

Padova 25-28 luglio 2012

Sala Carraresi, Padovafiere SPA, Via N. Tommaseo, 59, 35131 Padova, Italia &

Facolt� di Psicologia dell�Universit� di Padova, Via Venezia 8, 35131 Padova, Italia

Argomento

La nuova sfida della psicoanalisi della coppia e della famiglia entra in risonanza con i cambiamenti avvenuti nei differenti campi di lavoro dello psicoanalista, al centro dei quali, si situa l�articolazione tra soggettivit�, intersoggettivit�, gruppalit� familiare e processi psichici propri degli insiemi sociali. Con sempre maggior forza si propone la questione della complessit� crescente dell�ascolto in seduta e dell�adattamento tecnico che quella complessit� ci chiede. Inoltre la severit� delle psicopatologie trattate mette alla prova la sopravvivenza psichica del clinico.

Disponendo delle proprie risorse interne e di categorie integrate soggettive e concettuali, l�analista riconosce ai propri vissuti una funzione primaria. L�esperienza soggettiva gli permette di proporre grazie al potenziale di libert� e creativit� dispositivi non convenzionali ma non per questo trasgressivi: lo psicodramma familiare, la coterapia, le diverse mediazioni e combinazioni tecniche ne sono degli esempi.

Questi cambiamenti portano a dei concetti nuovi e alla revisione di alcuni concetti classici; i lavori sui vincoli hanno allargato il campo della conoscenza dei rapporti tra il soggetto e il proprio gruppo di appartenenza. A partire dall�intersoggettivit� e dalla situazione gruppale e sulla base di una metapsicologia dei vincoli abbiamo la necessit� di ripensare le nozioni di pulsione, di narcisismo familiare, identit�, soggetto, super-io, riconoscimento reciproco, attaccamento, alleanza inconscia.

Ci aspettiamo che alcune delle questioni qui poste trovino risposta durante il congresso.

La data limite per inviare una proposta di comunicazione � il 31 marzo 2012.

Per ulteriori informazioni consultare: www.aipcf.net www.iacfp.net www.aippf.net

27.01.2012
(source: I.P.A. newsletter)

Symposium 2012: On Loneliness
Goldwurm Auditorium Mount Sinai Medical Center
March 24, 2012

Loneliness is perhaps one of the most painful affective states a    person can experience. It is a subjective experience that most of us have had, at some point in our lives. It may be experienced as an intense emptiness or solitude, an isolation from others both internal and/or external. Or, it can be experienced as grief; a loneliness in the presence of others. It can be also be understood by its duration (e.g., temporary or chronic), or as Sartre noted, an essential feature of the human condition. Sartre believed this condition arose from conflict between the need to create meaning in life and the awareness of isolation or nothingness in the universe. For a psychoanalyst this idea might translate into an infantile experience of needing the mother and becoming aware that she is not always available.

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Chronic loneliness has been linked to physical (e.g., cancer, stroke, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease) and psychological (e.g., depression and schizoid pathology, impaired cognition and personal determination, sleep disturbance, suicide, alcoholism and substance abuse) difficulties. As we can see from the variety of manifestations loneliness is often a complex phenomena in both its aetiology and presentation.

The aims of Symposium 2012 are to explore this vast domain from a broad psychoanalytic perspective. Our introductory speaker, Lucille Spira, will open the day by framing the topic with a series of questions: Why is it so difficult for some people to find the connections that they say that they want? What makes people lonely? Is it due to desire, a deep sense of longing for someone, or fear, the result of feeling unsafe, unloveable, or toxic? Three panels will then provide a special emphasis on: Loneliness as revealed by the artists, the clinical dimensions of loneliness, and Loneliness/solitude in the Psychoanalytic Training Process.

We hope you'll come and join us in discussing this important topic.

16.01.2012

International Conference "Conflict and Reconciliation in Groups, Couples, Families and Society" (Athens, 24-27 may 2012). Info: EFPP. http://efppathens2012.gr/

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