with
Howard Levine, Ofra Eshel, Riccardo Lombardi
Joshua Durban, Anne Alvarez, Avner Bergstein
Judy K. Eekhoff, Robert Caper, Leopoldo Bleger
Sebastian Thrul, Steven Jaron
Teresa Abreu & Csongor Juhos
FREE ASSOCIATION LISBON
DISCUSSANTS
2025
March 8, 15
JONATHAN SKLAR
April 12, 26
CHRISTINE ANZIEU-PREMMEREUR
May, 10, 17
SERGE FRISCH
Saturdays: 15h-17h
(Lisbon Time)
THE GROUP IS FULL, REGISTRATION
CLOSED
reMIND is a clinical case study quarter in which an international group of psychoanalysts and candidates examine clinical cases in the presence of an experienced discussant and exchange associations evoked by the material.
What makes this group different from other clinical groups is the rotation of the discussants throughout the year, which allows for a glimpse at diverse ways of thinking and working. In addition, there is the unique milieu of the encounters, the Free Zone, where you have the freedom to challenge and be challenged to think, speak, and interact in a facilitating environment fostered by the Free Association Lisbon.
reMIND is composed of three modules. Each module has two seminars with the same discussant. The discussants for 2025 are, Jonathan Sklar, Christine Anzieu-Premmereur and, Serge Frisch. Participants can submit their cases for discussion at each seminar.
reMIND is only available in a bundle of three modules and accepts only a limited number of participants. Throughout all the meetings, the participants will form a closed working group.
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JONATHAN SKLAR
Jonathan Sklar, FRCPsych, is an Independent training analyst, and fellow of the British Psychoanalytic Society ,working in full-time private practice. He was a member of the board of the IPA (2015–2019), and has been a vice president of the European Psychoanalytic Federation (2007–2011). He was consultant psychotherapist and head of the Psychotherapy Department of Addenbrooke’s Hospital for twelve years. He taught “Ferenczi and Contemporary Psychoanalysis” on the MSc psychoanalytic studies at University College London ,and has taught psychoanalysis regularly in Cape Town, Chicago,Peru and Eastern Europe. He led a study weekend in Paris in June 2024 for EPF candidates on Anxieties in the Clinical Encounter .
He is the author of the following books: Landscapes of the Dark: History, Trauma, Psychoanalysis (2011, Karnac), Balint Matters: Psychosomatics and the Art of Assessment (2017, Karnac), Dark Times: Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Politics, History and Mourning (2019,Phoenix) and The Soft Power of Culture :Art Transitional Space Death and Play (2024, Karnac).
CHRISTINE ANZIEU-PREMMEREUR
Christine Anzieu-Premmereur is a psychiatrist and adult and child psychoanalyst in New York, member of the Société Psychanalytique de Paris and Columbia University Psychoanalytic Center.
She chairs the IPA Committee for Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis (COCAP) and is co-founder of Pulsion Institute. She published on Addiction, Infantile Depression, the Process of Representation, Playfulness in Analysis, and Psychosomatics. She co-edited with the COCAP “The Infinite Infantile and the Psychoanalytic Task: Psychoanalysis with Children, Adolescents and their Families” in 2022, and with Vaia Tsolas “A Psychoanalytic Exploration of the Contemporary Search for Pleasure: The Turning of the Screw” in 2023.
SERGE FRISCH
Serge Frisch, MD, is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Belgian and German Psychoanalytical Societies. He is a former president of the Belgian Psychoanalytical Society and the European Psychoanalytic Federation. Additionally, he previously served as the director of the EPF House in Brussels and was the chair of the EPF Working Party on the Specificity of Psychoanalytic Treatment Today. His collaboration with the International Psychoanalytic Association includes roles as the vice-chair of the European IPA Outreach Committee, membership on the Sponsoring Committee to Beirut, and serving as the European Representative on the IPA Board.