This presentation on maternal states of mind has two interconnected components: considering how the skills developed through the methodology of infant observation, Tavistock Method are particularly relevant for clinical work with pregnant women or new mothers, and the application of these capacities within a clinical case.
The symposium on “Narcissism and Creativity” had been organized on 27 - 28 September 2014 at Galatasaray University Auditorium Ortaköy, İstanbul, Turkey.
Freud says, “The ego is first and foremost a bodily ego; it is not merely a surface entity, but is itself the projection of a surface. The ego is ultimately derived from bodily sensations, chiefly from those springing from the surface of the body” and talks about how the physical stimulation or excitement yet without a psychic imprint short-circuits and transforms into impulse.
Psike Istanbul Cinema Evenings completed its fifth year in collaboration with Moda Sahnesi. 2015-2016 film discussions were centered on the theme of “One/ An Another.” The sessions that were held once a month on Friday evenings included film screenings followed by a discussion of the film through a psychoanalytic perspective with Psike Istanbul member psychoanalysts
Introductory Seminars to Psychoanalysis 2015-2016
In this presentation I will describe the ancient Asklepian tradition of healing in dreams, relating this to practices of incubation throughout the Mediterranean and the Middle East...
Where do women, birds and stars come from? Are they from the land, the sky, or the land Miró’s poetry was born in? Was there only a spot of paint in the beginning?
Just as every year, Psychoanalysis: One Theory One Master is once again bringing together two masters of psychoanalysis. We will have the opportunity to learn about Wilfred Bion, one of the most important psychoanalysts in history who has shaped psychoanalytic theory, from Antonino Ferro, one of the contemporary masters of psychoanalysis.
The Future of the School, the School of the Future” Symposium March 28th, 2015
We live in a time and space where we are confronted with all kinds of violence. This led us to choose the theme of the 9 th Psychoanalytic Views Symposium as "violence" which is an inevitable part of the human psyche and human interaction. We would like to think together on the concept of violence in this world where the violence palpably strikes us almost every day.
