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Therapeutic Parent, Baby, and Toddler group for Refugees and Asylum Seekers
Early Relationships and Mental Health Series: Session Four With Inge-Martine Pretorius, Fatima Martinez del Solar, Teresa Sarmiento & Alice Jacobs Waterfall (Facilitator) The fourth lecture in our series on Early Relationships and Mental Health will focus on a psychoanalytic approach of working with infants, toddlers, and their parents in the context of a playgroup for… Read more
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Lessons from Psychology in Palestine: More than Psychotherapy, we need a truly community Psychology.
Pedro Henrique Antunes da Costa and Kíssila Teixeira Mendes Abstract In this article, we provide a historical overview of community psychology in Palestine, drawing lessons for the critical analysis of psychology’s development, especially for capitalism periphery, and its possible contributions to Palestinian resistance against genocide. The rise of Palestinian community psychology, linked to liberation and… Read more
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Letter from Harriet Wolfe IPA President regarding the impact of autocratic leadership actions.
Dear Colleagues, Recent global political developments have raised concerns about the erosion of democratic norms and the dismantling of long-standing international alliances. I would like to address how current autocratic leadership actions are actively impacting our international psychoanalytic culture, our patients and ourselves. They highlight the importance of remaining alert to and protective of psychoanalytic… Read more
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Intimacy in Alienation: A Psychoanalytic Study of Hindu-Muslim Relationships
Roy, A. (2024). Intimacy in alienation: A psychoanalytic study of Hindu-Muslim relationships. Yoda Press. In India, Hindu-Muslim relationships have had a history of togetherness and conflict over centuries. At various historical times, different histories have emerged while some remain under the shadows. Intimacy in Alienation: A Psychoanalytic Study of Hindu-Muslim Relationships explores the delicate relationship between the history… Read more
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2/20/25 – In-Person Event: David Pavón-Cuéllar -The Development of Capitalism: The Disappearance of the Unconscious and the Obsolescence of Psychoanalysis.
Organized By The Foundation for Community Psychoanalysis Please note: the entrance to the Foundation for Community Psychoanalysis is on Livingston St. Upon arrival please ring “3rd Floor Reception” for entry and head up via elevator to the 3rd floor. With the current surge in COVID cases, RSV, and other illnesses, we ask that you please stay home… Read more
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3/22/25 Hybrid Event: A Fanonian Perspective on the Analyst’s Experience of Skin Color Difference: One of the Last Frontiers in Multicultural Discourse
Hybrid Presentation: In-Person and via ZoomCosponsored by The Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis 2 CE CREDITS FOR PSYCHOANALYSTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, AND SOCIAL WORKERS PROVIDED BY CMPS.2 CE CREDITS FOR MASSACHUSETTS MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELORS PROVIDED BY BGSP. Fanon views sociocultural influences on the unconscious as integral to psychic formation and central to all aspects of every individual’s… Read more
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Psychoanalysis and Social Justice 