Series: Decentralized Learning Experiences
A learning experience can be almost anything, and any licensed clinician can propose one. It can be about a paper, a book or a movie. It can tackle an idea, such as field theory or dream analysis or focus on the work of a theorist. The format can be didactic or it can be a leaderless seminar or a one-hour conversation. It can be a one-off event or a series of weekly, biweekly, or monthly meetings. Currently, this program is in its pilot stage, so certain limits may apply.
Psychoanalytic Inquiry’s Learning Experiences are free.
Not all events are recorded. When we record an event it can be found in the archive.
In case of questions please contact: [email protected]
Human Spirit – Selfobject Psychology Dharma-Based Breakthrough for Psychoanalysis, Preservation for Buddhism
Seminar One: January 18th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Seminar Two: February 15th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Seminar Three: March 15th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Description
The course delineates three major anchors in the theoretical and clinical inception of Selfobject Psychology Dharma Based, as it adheres to the longing to widen and deepen the understanding of the human psyche and meet the suffering of those who are not previously included in the psychoanalytic prism.
Each meeting will be composed by a lecture of 40 minutes, clinical presentation of 20 minutes and an open discussion with the audience for about 30 minutes.
Series: Decentralized Learning Experiences
A learning experience can be almost anything, and any licensed clinician can propose one. It can be about a paper, a book or a movie. It can tackle an idea, such as field theory or dream analysis or focus on the work of a theorist. The format can be didactic or it can be a leaderless seminar or a one-hour conversation. It can be a one-off event or a series of weekly, biweekly, or monthly meetings. Currently, this program is in its pilot stage, so certain limits may apply.
Psychoanalytic Inquiry’s Learning Experiences are free.
Not all events are recorded. When we record an event it can be found in the archive.
In case of questions please contact: [email protected]
Human Spirit – Selfobject Psychology Dharma-Based Breakthrough for Psychoanalysis, Preservation for Buddhism
Seminar One: January 18th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Seminar Two: February 15th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Seminar Three: March 15th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Description
The course delineates three major anchors in the theoretical and clinical inception of Selfobject Psychology Dharma Based, as it adheres to the longing to widen and deepen the understanding of the human psyche and meet the suffering of those who are not previously included in the psychoanalytic prism.
Each meeting will be composed by a lecture of 40 minutes, clinical presentation of 20 minutes and an open discussion with the audience for about 30 minutes.
From the Tragic to the Spiritual – Transcending the ‘I’ – January 18th | 9:00 – 10:30 AM PT
Andrea Shalom Kornhauser, Ph.D. & Uri Movshovitz, Ph.D.
Exposition of the psychoanalytic venue from the classical drive theory to the notion of selfobject as introduced by Heinz Kohut. In departing from the ‘I’ and its psychoanalytic manifestation as ego, self psychology introduced the notion of self as a wholesome, evolving experience, rather than seeing the self as a definite entity. The shift from ego to self and from self to selfobject psychology, marks an evolutional leap from the guilty ego to the tragic self, and to the spiritual dimension of the psyche.
The exploration and expansion of the spiritual, is ought to be interwoven with philosophy, psychology and the contemplative-meditative practice of Buddhism. As keenly expressed by one of the precious Buddhist teachers: “I hope that you understand what the word “spiritual” means. It means to search for, to investigate the true nature of the mind. There is nothing spiritual outside. My rosary isn’t spiritual; My robes aren’t spiritual. Spiritual means the mind, and the spiritual people are those who seek its nature” (Lama Yeshe).
Participants
Andrea Shalom Kornhauser, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist and a Psychoanalyst at the Israel Psychoanalytic Society. Andrea is a faculty member at Human Spirit, Psychoanalytic-Buddhist Training Program in the city of Lod and is affiliated with the Israel Association for Self Psychology and the Study of Subjectivity. She teaches Psychoanalytic Self Psychology at various training programs for psychotherapy in Israel. Andrea resides with her family in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem, where she has her private practice.
Uri Movshovitz, Ph.D.
Supervising Clinical Psychologist. A Psychoanalyst at Human Spirit Psychoanalytic-Buddhist training program. Mental Consultant to top Israeli athletes and the Olympic Committee. Former Head of the Psychology Unit in the Israeli prime minister’s office. Member of the IAPSP and the Israel Association for Self Psychology and the Study of Subjectivity. Practices Meditation, Tai-chi and long-distance running. Private practice, psychoanalytically oriented, for adolescents, adults, and couples in Tel Aviv & Modiin.
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