Events
Lincoln Spring Term Lecture 2012
Giovanna Di Ceglie
Orientation, Containment and the Development of Symbolic Thinking
Chair: Anton Obholzer
Giovanna R. Di Ceglie is a training analyst of the British Psychoanalytical Society. She trained in Medicine and Psychiatry at the University of Perugia (Italy) and worked in the NHS both in adult and child psychiatry. She currently works in private psychoanalytic practice, teaches and supervises. She has a longstanding interest in the development of thinking and its disturbances. She has published papers on clinical work and in the area of symbolization. She lectures in this country and abroad.
In her paper Giovanna Di Ceglie will make a link between Bion's model of the container-contained and the concept of orientation exploring its role in the early stages of development as well as its usefulness in the psychoanalytic encounter. Orientation adds a new dimension to the process of containment.
Saturday
11 February 2012
| 9.45am - 10.00am |
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Arrive |
| 10.00am - 11.00am |
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Introduction and Lecture |
| 11.00am - 11.30am |
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Coffee break |
| 11.30am - 12.15pm |
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Discussion |
Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships
Central London Centre
70 Warren Street, London W1T 5PB
Tickets
£22 before 8 February (students/trainees: £17)
£25 thereafter and on the door (students/trainees: £20)
from Aishleen Lester at the
Lincoln Centre
Make cheques payable to 'The Lincoln Centre'
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Lionel Monteith Public Lecture 2012
The Lionel Monteith annual lecture is
open to the public and focuses on a theme of current concern which is examined from a psychoanalytic perspective.
Ronald Doctor
Murder: A Psychoanalytic Investigation
Chair: Julian Stern
Saturday 19 May 2012
| 10.30am - 11.00am |
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Refreshments and bookstall |
| 11.00am - 1.00pm |
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Lecture and discussion |
St Thomas' Hospital
The Governors Hall, St Thomas' Hospital, Lambeth Palace Road, London SE1
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In the Spring of each year, the Lincoln arranges a public lecture on a
topic relevant to curent thinking in Psychotherapy, to commemorate Lionel Monteith, the founder of the Lincoln Clinic
and Centre for Psychotherapy. Recent lecture titles include:
| 2011 : | The Role and Function of Meaning in Current Psychoanalytic Thinking -- Margot Waddell |
| 2010 : | Fame and the Unconscious: Creative and Malignant Components of Celebrity Culture -- Professor Brett Kahr |
| 2009 : | Runaway Avaricious Greed: A Psychoanalytic Perspective -- Sally Weintrobe |
| 2008 : | Shame, Debt and Repetition: A Psychoanalytic Understanding of Gun Crime and Gang Culture -- Donald Campbell |
| 2007 : | The Spectre at the Foot of the Bed: Paranoia in Everyday Life -- Dr David Bell |
| 2006 : | The Worm that Flies in the Night: What is Creativity and How is it Destroyed? -- Professor Paul Williams |
| 2005 : | Killing for a Cause: The Frightening Phenomenon of Terrorism -- Lord Alderdice, FRCPsych |
| 2004 : | Violence to Body and Mind: Treating Offender Patients -- Dr Carine Minne |
| 2003 : | My Mother's Best Friend: A Failure in the Normal Use of Aggression During Adolescence -- Dr Ravinder Rana |
| 2002 : | Slavery and Psychological Trauma -- Barbara Fletchman Smith |
| 2001 : | Against Inhibition -- Adam Phillips |
| 2000 : | Internal Racism -- M Fakhry Davids |
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