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  • [ November 11, 2020 ] Location of Disturbance: a Group Analyst perspective on BLM and impact of Covid-19 on the BAME community Publications
  • [ November 11, 2020 ] Coronavirus and the End of the World Publications
  • [ November 11, 2020 ] Normal Conditions, Difficult Psychoanalysis: Working with Marginalised Social Movements in Brazil Publications
  • [ November 11, 2020 ] How can psychoanalysis respond to the pandemic? Publications
  • [ November 12, 2019 ] Supervision Today Publications
January 29, 2023
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Dr Daniel Anderson
07772 697843
Annabel Hollick
44 (0)7590960986
Eleanore Armstrong-Perlman
45 Fairmead Road, London N19 4DG
020 7272 3209
Corinna Arndt
AGIP Psychotherapy
1 Fairbridge Road N19 3EW
explorepsychoanalysis.com
Atakan Yorulmaz
Istanbul, Turkey
Paul Atkinson
13 Colmans Wharf 45 Morris Road
London E14 6PA
Racheli Azgad
67 Dollis Road, London N3 1RD
020 8346 1525
Dr Mehdi Baniasadi
Mashad, Iran
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Annual Conference The Drive to Regulate

Psychoanalytic work in adverse conditions

International Conference on Psychoanalytic Work in Adverse Conditions

Brazil: Psychoanalysis in the Shadow of Dictatorship

Queer theory & Psychoanalysis

What Might Clinical Psychoanalysis Learn from Queer Theories of Sexuality?

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    CP-UK has been an active member of Partners for Counselling and Psychotherapy, PCP, set up as a response to the ‘SCoPEd’ project. The SCoPEd project is being driven by three psychotherapy registration bodies – the ...

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The College of Psychoanalysts is a professional body for psychoanalytic practitioners in the United Kingdom. We operate alongside the other institutional bodies that claim to speak for psychoanalysis, insisting upon the diversity of practice that developed with and since Freud.

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