January 2022
Connecting Conversation with psychoanalyst & author, Sally Weintrobe
Sally will share some of her thinking, such as the culture of uncare, the ecological imaginary and the nature and role of exceptionalism in both self and society. But in this conversation Sally will also reflect upon how her engagement with these issues has arisen in the course of her own life history, growing up in apartheid South Africa, and later developing her practice as a psychoanalyst in the UK.
Find out more »February 2022
SIP members & associates event | The psychoanalytic encounter with transgender and non-binary patients presented by Dr. Guido Giovanardi
Giovanardi will review the history of psychoanalysis and the experience of trans people. He will illustrate what are the strengths and potentials of the psychoanalytic approach when working with trans patients and will provide clinical examples from his practice.
Find out more »March 2022
SIP members event | Live Clinical Commentaries
SIPs Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Committee is organising a members-only clinical seminar in a format similar to the BJPs Clinical commentaries. Two SIP members will comment on a case study presented by another member, speaking from two different analytical approaches.
Find out more »May 2022
Connecting Conversation with psychoanalyst & former test cricket captain Mike Brearley | An event in aid of our ‘A Home for SIP’ campaign
This conversation between former test cricket captain and psychoanalyst, Mike Brearley, and SIP member and psychoanalytic psychotherapist, Mike Snudden, will explore topics such as sport and psychoanalysis, but no question from the online audience will be too broad. The profit from the evening will go towards the fundraising effort of our ‘A Home for SIP’ campaign.
Find out more »June 2022
SIP Dialogues | Adam Phillips & Dany Nobus on Psychoanalysis as a cure
In June 2022, Severnside Institute for Psychotherapy will inaugurate an annual series of 'Dialogues' during which guest speakers will explore a subject or idea, each from the perspective of a different psychoanalytic school(s) of thoughts.
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