Becoming Oneself: Exploring the Process of Transformation
Join us for an interdisciplinary dialogue exploring transformation through artistic and psychoanalytic engagement.
With Michele Beck, Marilyn Charles & Nahaleh Moshtagh. Details here: https://t.co/2e3UA0Qp3f
Koyaanisqatsi (1982, Reggio)
"An incredible document of how man’s greatest endeavors have unsettling consequences. Art, not propaganda, emotional, not didactic; it doesn’t tell you what to think—it tells you what to think about."
--- Christopher Nolan
“Oh, for Christ’s sake, one doesn’t study poets! You read them, and think, That’s marvelous, how is it done, could I do it? and that’s how you learn.” —Philip Larkin https://t.co/SdexqEjyYu
Transformation of Dreams in Analysis: the Research Findings with Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Prof. Dr. Phil.
"In my own two analyses, I had observed such transformations for me in a very impressive way."
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'Psychoanalysis is like a beautiful joke – a ridiculous subject, completely antiquated, full of glaring, problematic errors. But also an amazing tool for making music because it’s really about the poetic nature of the unconscious' #psychoanalysis
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Why is art increasing turning to psychoanalysis again? Is it our surreal historical moment? A need for a model that can work with deeper psychic forces? Great podcast with Art News talking with Ben Davis!
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Excellent post and yet another example of why analytic neutrality works. You may think that to foster this kind of environment, you have to provide a ton of validation, but too much of that may help to make your patient even more reluctant to ruin your good opinion of them.
Experience the film #FreudsLastSession in Freud's own home! The evening includes an intro by the Museum's Director, a welcome drink, after-hours access to the Museum + a special exhibition with props from the film. Book now! https://t.co/AlBnb0grV1
20 July, 7pm-9pm