Seminars

The clinical seminar program will be guided by the ethics of the clinical practice of psychoanalysis. The seminar will show how this unfolds for the analyst and the analysand using the presentation of analytic cases by members of the ACP.

Please contact the Convenor before the first meeting to express your interest in attending.

This Seminar focuses on questions pertaining to the formation of the analyst and analytic discourse. It operates via the development of cartels and/or individual contributions, which are orientated around the theme of the formation of the analyst.

This year the seminar will be conducted in conjunction with the Forum of Melbourne.

The Forum of Melbourne is a member of the International Forums of the
School of Psychoanalysis of the Lacanian Field.

The Forum of Melbourne is a member of the International Forums of the School of Psychoanalysis of the Lacanian Field (IF-SPFLF). Cartel work will be organised by the ACP and the Forum of Melbourne. This work will include the work of the Seminar on Formation.

The study group on Psychoanalysis with Children and Adolescents studies
questions relating to the clinical and conceptual field of psychoanalysis with
children and adolescents.

All interested members and students of the ACP are invited to participate.
Please contact the Convenor before the first meeting to express your interest.

Love and the ethics of psychoanalysis
We have been working on desire, love and jouissance, and it is now pertinent to address the ethical dimension of love in psychoanalysis.
All interested colleagues are welcome. If you have not participated in the Tuesday Seminar before, please contact the Covenor, Leonardo Rodríguez.

What is the cartel?
Within the school of Psychoanalysis, Jaques Lacan proposed the cartel as a small working group of four to five and ‘Plus One’ who was chosen to support the group effort. The cartel objective is to encourage each member to actively participate in the praxis of psychoanalysis, namely the possibility of each member’s unique experience would contribute to a genuine ‘work transference’.
The International cartels of the School
Cartels are defined as intercontinental and bilingual. Its aim is to promote new and multiple links for work on psychoanalysis in intension, as the base level of the School. This network, will find a space where the cartel work can find new resonance, through a newsletter, conferences, inter-cartel activities, and other forms to be invented.

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