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Dear colleagues,
When you read this letter Christmas, Saint Steven, New Year’s Eve and Epiphany will have already passed. With the heavy rhythm imposed by the wandering of such complex holidays, with so many memories, so much fantasy, and which often overwhelm us, we are addressing all of you again with the hope that besides giving you enjoyment, the holidays have renewed you for continuing your work.
There’s a lot of work to be done, and the most immediate one is the Congress of February 13, 14 and 15. We thank all our colleagues who understanding the economic effort it represents for the organization, have already registered, which allows us to assume the initial cost. Many, many thanks.
Another relevant issue with the new year is the replacement of the present Board, that’s why we remind you that those of you who would like to organize a candidacy, must communicate it by writing to the President of the Directors Board, to allow him to call an Extraordinary Assembly with the 31 days of notice required. Since the replacement of the present Board must happen no later than March 31st, the communication of the composition of candidacies to the President of the Board must be made during the second half of February; the President will then prepare the agenda of the Extraordinary Assembly where the different candidacies will be voted.
We hope to meet you again at the Congress.
The Board |
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Sunday
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9:30 AM Lecture: Emotional Traces and their deciphering. About the history of Psychoanalysis in Nazi Germany.
Dr. Regine Lockot (Berlin)
Moderator: Maria Cristina Betrian Piquet
Translation available
10:30 AM Discussion and debate
11:10 AM Coffee break
11:30 AM Plenary Meeting
The Coordinators of each Workshop will present a summary and conclusions about their workshop
Moderator: Teresa Boronat Granell
12:30 PM Closing and farewell: Montserrat Pol Segarra, Vice-president of the ACPP.
SPEAKERS:
TERTTU ESKELINEN: Training Psychoanalyst (IPA) who works in Barcelona. President of the European Psychoanalytical Federation, Vice-president of the IPA.
Editor of the "Bulletin of the European Psychoanalytical Federation”. Honorary member of the ACPP.
She has published many articles and papers in different journals of Psychoanalysis.
She specializes in Child Psychoanalysis.
The International Psychoanalytical Association has granted her the “Award for Outstanding and meritorious services”.
LEÓN FEBRES-CORDERO: Writer and Playwright. Professor of the Central University of Venezuela. Author of different essays and articles regarding Greek Culture and Tragedy.
León Febres-Cordero’s work has given grounds to a brilliant doctoral dissertation presented in Salamanca this year with the title "The myth of the minotaur in Hispanic-American literature: Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortázar and León Febres-Cordero”.
Author of several tragedies, among which we point out: "The last minotaur", “Clytemnestra”, “Kill that God forgives”, "Olympia", "Nero", “Penteo”.
REGINE LOCKOT: Berlin. Psychoanalyst (IPA).
She started her investigation 25 years ago in the field of History of Psychoanalysis, which is her specialty. She has focused particularly in the Nazi period and the development of Psychoanalysis in post-war Germany. She is currently investigating the state of Psychoanalysis in Eastern European countries.
Published books: Remembering and working through...1985, Purification of psychoanalysis 1994, With and without Freud.
JOHN STEINER. London. Training Psychoanalyst (IPA).
He works at the British Association of Psychoanalysis. He is the Director of the Adolescents Department at the Tavistock Clinic, in which he works as a psychotherapist. In his private practice he works as a psychoanalyst.
He collaborates in the best journals of the field: International Journal of Psychoanalysis, British Journal of Medical Psychology, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, etc.
He specializes in psychoanalytical clinical research, particularly with difficult access patients.
He performs his training activity giving seminars in cities throughout Europe and America, and also in Barcelona.
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Training Committee
Seminars planned to start during the month of January:
 Seminar 2. Donald Meltzer’s work (Module B).
Meltzer’s contributions to Bion’s Row C: The importance of the historical and personal myth in the constitution of psychism and in psychoanalytical practice (the Oedipus myth and the Sphinx, The garden of Eden, the Babel Tower, Ur...); Oneiric Life (Dreams, Games, Art...); Disturbances in symbolic formation and in the use of Myths.
Teacher: Montserrat Martínez. January 21, February 4 and 18, March 3 and 17, from 9:45 PM to 11:45 PM.
Seminar 6. Understanding Speech and Writing disorders and their therapeutic approach.
Teacher: Josefina López Moreno. 4th Saturdays, from January 24 to June 26, 2004, from 10 AM to 11.30 AM
Seminar 7. Evolution of "Sensosensoriality" in the Primary Mental Process: from the fetus to the object relationship.
Teachers: Júlia Coromines, Jaume Aguilar, Josefina López, Llúcia Viloca. 1st Wednesdays (except in January and April, which will be the 2nd) from January 14 to June 2, 2004. From 9:45 PM to 11:15 PM.
Seminar 12. Co-therapy: a modality of psychotherapeutic treatment of psychotic patients.
Teacher: Anna Saez. 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month (except in April, which will be the third), from January 12 to April 19, 2004. From 6 PM to 8 PM.
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| Admissions Committee |
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New Member:
We welcome :
FELIO CALAFAT CAÑAMERES
as aggregate member
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Before January 20, 2004
After January 20, 2004 
