Activities for 2012-2013
THE
BOSTON PSYCHOANALYTIC CIRCLE OF THE FREUDIAN SCHOOL OF QU�BEC &
LESLEY UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Invite you for an evening presentation and discussion
Listening
for the Unconscious:
The Lacanian Psychoanalytic Experience
Thursday, February 28, 2013,
6:15 pm to 8:30 pm
to be held at Lesley University,
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Sherrill Library,
99 Brattle Street, room 350
Cambridge, Massachusetts
This
conference is open to clinicians, students, academics, scholars,
artists and others with an interest in Freud and Lacanian psychoanalysis.
5:30 pm: Reception with light snack, Sherrill Library,
room 350
8:30pm - 9:30pm: Wine and cheese reception at Washburn
Lounge, 10 Phillips Place, Cambridge, MA
to RSVP please contact Beth at echambe5@lesley.edu
1)
What is an analytic act?
2)
What is a mental representation, and how do we listen for it?
3)
What is the unconscious for Lacan?
SPEAKERS
Willy Apollon, Ph.D., psychoanalyst
Danielle Bergeron, M.D., psychoanalyst
Lucie Cantin, M.Ps., psychoanalyst
The
speakers are Teaching Analysts at GIFRIC and its school, the Freudian
School of Qu�bec
Two
Clinical Days
with clinical presentations by members
of the Psychoanalytic Circles of the
Freudian School of Québec combined with teaching and discussion
led by GIFRIC teaching
analysts Willy Apollon, Danielle Bergeron, and Lucie Cantin.
Friday, March 1, 2013
8:15 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, March 2, 2013
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES:
1) How does the unconscious rupture the ego narrative?
2) How do we recognize manifestations of the unconscious?
3) What is transference for Lacan?
GIFRIC
(The Interdisciplinary Freudian Group for Research and
Clinical and Cultural Interventions) received the Hans W. Loewald
Memorial Award in recognition of its contribution to psychoanalytic
theory, history, and application, most notably concerning the development
of the psychoanalytic treatment of psychosis. This award was presented
to GIFRIC in 2004 by the International Federation for Psychoanalytic
Education (IFPE).
Willy
Apollon, Danielle Bergeron and Lucie Cantin
are co-authors of Traiter la psychose (1990), published
by GIFRIC (in French and translated in Spanish), and After Lacan:
Clinical practice and the subject of the unconscious (2002),
SUNY Press. Open to the Public, Free of Charge
For
further information please contact either:
Beth
Chambers, Conference Administrator,
Lesley University,
617.349.8833,
echambe5@lesley.edu
Laura
Gurevich, Ph.D.,
Boston Circle of the Freudian School of Quebec,
857.998.0413
See
our event website for CE/CEU updates and information about the related
conference on March 1-2, 2013.
http://www.lesley.edu/continuing-education
http://www.lesley.edu/PageTemplate.aspx?id=9214
BIOGRAPHICAL
PROFILES, GIFRIC TEACHING ANALYSTS:
Willy
Apollon, Ph.D. Psychoanalyst at GIFRIC
and Philosopher (Paris, Sorbonne). He is a Supervising Analyst and
an Analyst Consultant at The 388, the Psychoanalytic Treatment Center
for Young Adult Psychotics. He is the Past President and founder
of GIFRIC, as well as the person responsible for research at the
Center for Research and Training of GIFRIC. He is the Director of
the Psychoanalytic Center for the Family, leads a control seminar
for the training of the analysts, and leads a seminar on mondialisation
and psychoanalysis that takes place in Montreal and Quebec City.
He is the author of La Diff�rence sexuelle au risque de la parent�,
Psychoses: l�offre de l�analyste, and L�Universel, perspectives
psychanalytiques, published by GIFRIC. He has contributed to over
thirty works and published more than one hundred articles in Qu�bec
and international journals on the topics of psychosis, the formation
of analyst, the psychoanalytic clinic, perversion, aesthetics, family,
and the analysis of cultural, social and political practices.
Danielle
Bergeron, M.D. Psychoanalyst at GIFRIC and psychiatrist.
She is Director of the 388, the Psychoanalytic Treatment Center
for Young Adult Psychotics. She is a Supervising Analyst and is
responsible for the teaching at the GIFRIC Center for Research and
Training. She also leads a Control Seminar and a Training Seminar
in Short Term Analytic Treatment. An Associate Professor of Psychiatry
at Laval University, she also teaches Psychoanalytic Concepts and
is the Supervisor of a Fellowship Program at the 388 for psychiatrists.
She has been named Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric
Association, and she has published articles on several different
themes: psychoanalytic treatment of psychosis and neurosis, ethical
questions and their impacts on humanity, the analyst facing aesthetics,
art and the Thing, femininity, science, and psychoanalysis.
Lucie
Cantin, M.Ps. Psychoanalyst at GIFRIC and psychologist.
She is a Supervising Analyst and Codirector of training at GIFRIC
as well as the Supervisor for internships in the Doctoral Program
in Psychology at the University of Qu�bec at Trois-Rivi�res. Since
it�s foundation in 1982, she has been the Assistant Director of
The 388, Psychoanalytic Treatment Center for Young Adult Psychotics;
and, since October 2011, she has been Chief of the Program of the
388 for the Center for Health and Social Services in the Old Capital
(historic Qu�bec City). She is responsible for publication and training
at the Center for Research and Training of GIFRIC, Editor of Savoir:
Journal of Psychoanalysis and Cultural Analysis, and Vice-President
of GIFRIC. She has published widely on themes including psychoanalytic
treatment of psychosis, the clinic of neurosis, mysticism, femininity,
masculinity, and perversion.
SUGGESTED READINGS:
Apollon
W., Bergeron, D., & Cantin, L. (2002). After Lacan: Clinical
practice and the subject of the unconscious. R. Hughes & K.
R. Malone (Eds.). Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
Lacan,
J. (2007). The Freudian thing or the meaning of the return to
Freud in Psychoanalysis. In B. Fink (Trans.), �crits: The first
complete edition in English (pp. 334-363). New York, NY: W.W. Norton.
(Original work published 1955)
Lacan,
J. (2007). The subversion of the subject and the dialectic of
desire in the Freudian unconscious. In B. Fink (Trans.), �crits:
The first complete edition in English (pp. 671- 702). New York,
NY: W.W. Norton. (Original work published 1960)
Activities
for 2007-2008
The
Lacanian Psychoanalytic Experience:
Two Clinical Days
December
7-8, 2007
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Gutman Conference Center, Gutman Library, 6 Appian Way
Cambridge MA 02138
With
clinical, scholarly, and aesthetic presentation by members of the
Psychoanalytic Circles of the Freudian School of Québec combined
with teaching and discussion led by GIFRIC teaching analysts Willy
Apollon, Danielle Bergeron and Lucie Cantin.
The
clinical conference is open to clinicians, scholars, and artists
with an interest in Freud and Lacanian psychoanalysis.
Learning
Objectives:
1)
Distinguish between the unconscious and the not conscious;
2)
Describe how the unconscious ruptures the ego narrative and, in
doing so, introduces another logic that is related to the dream
and its savoir or knowing;
3)
Distinguish between the affective transference and the transference
as love of savoir coming from the unconscious.
All
of these objectives will be illustrated via clinical, aesthetic,
and/or scholarly presentations
Draft
of schedule for Decembre 7-8, 2007
Friday December 7 - 8:15 am - 4 pm
8:15
- Registration
8:45 - Welcoming
9:00 - Introduction to the Format of the Case Presentation :
Meg Turner, Boston Psychoanalytic Circle
9:30 - Case Presentation and Discussion:
Charles Turk, Chicago Psychoanalytic Circle
10:30 - Break
11:00 - Case Presentation and Discussion:
Pierre Johannet, Boston Psychoanalytic Circle
12:00 - Lunch
2:00 -Case Presentation and Discussion:
Christopher Meyer, California Psychoanalytic Circle
3:00 - Teaching by
Willy Apollon, Danielle Bergergon, Lucie Cantin
and General Discussion
Friday
Evening
7:00
What is a
Lacanian Psychoanalysis?
Saturday
Decembre 7 - 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
8:30 - Coffee and Pastries
9:00 - Case Presentation and Discussion
Lisa Llanas Hagberg, Boston Psychoanalytic Circle
10:00 - Case Presentation and Discussion (tba)
11:00 - Break
11:30 - Scholarly Presentation and Discussion:
“Even the dead will not be safe: Lacan, Antigone, and the
War against the Nonliving"
Steven Miller, Department of English, Suny-Buffalo
12:30 Lunch
2:30 - Aesthetics and Lacanian Psychoanalysis:
“Out of the Blue: A reader’s theatre of a work of fiction”
Annie G. Rogers, Boston Psychoanalytic Circle, with Hampshire
College Students
Discussants: Rolf Flor, and Steven Miller
4:00 - Teaching by
Willy Apollon, Danielle Bergergon, Lucie Cantin
and General Discussion
Saturday
Evening
7:30
Dinner at a local restaurant for everyone who can attend
Workshop
Registration
$225
general (if postmarked by November 15, 2007)
$250 general (if postmarked after November 15, 2007)
$100 non-HGSE students and free of charge to
all members of the HGSE community
Cancellation policy: full refund for cancellation
postmarked by November 15, 2007
Make
check payable to Boston Psychoanalytic Circle,
and mail with this form (registration
form) to:
Boston
Psychoanalytic Circle
P.O. Box 382088
Cambridge, MA 02238
For
further information please contact either:
Laura
Gurevich, Ph.D.: 857.998.0413
Meg Turner, Ph.D.: 617.868.3727
Continuing
Education:
Physicians: This activity has been planned and
implemented in accordance with the essential Areas Policies of the
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through
the joint sponsorphip of the American Psychoanalytic Association
and the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. The American
Psychoanalytic Association is accredited by the ACCME to provide
continuing medical education for physicians and takes responsibility
for the content, quality, and scientific integrity of this CME activity.
The American Psychoanalytic Association designates this educational
activity for a maximum of 10.5 hours in Category 1 credit
toward the AMA Physician's Recognition Award. Each physician
should claim only those hours of credit he/she actually spent in
the educational activity. Disclosure information is on record indicating
participatin faculty members have no significant financial relationship
to disclose.
Psychologists: The Boston Psychoanalytic Society
and Institute is approved by the American Psychological Association
to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Boston Psychoanalytic
Society and Institute maintains responsibility for this program
and its content. This program offers 10.5 CE credits for
Psychologists.
Social Work: The Boston Psychonalytic Circle of
the Freudian School of Québec has submitted an application
to the Collaborative of the NASW and the Boston College and Simmons
School of Social Work for 10.5 CE credits. Please
contact Laura Gurevich, Ph.D (857.998.0413) for an update as to
the status of the application;**
Licensed Mental Health Counselors: The Boston Psychoanalytic
Circle of the Freudian School of Québec has submitted an
application to the MMCEP for 10.5 CE credits. Please
contact Laura Gurevich, Ph.D (857.998.0413) for an update as to
the status of the application;**
** Although most states recognize CE credits from Massachusetts,
attendees should check with their local licensing body to confirm
eligibility.
