Institute of Psychotherapy and Social Studies

ONE DAY CONFERENCE

THE UNCONSCIOUS: HOW DOES IT INFORM OUR WORK?
APPROACHES AND APPLICATIONS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 TH 2001
9.30-5.00

VENUE: TAVISTOCK CENTRE,120 BELSIZE LANE, LONDON NW3

Speakers from three schools of thought, Jungian, Kleinian and Object
Relations will present their ideas on the nature of the unconscious.
Through the similarities and differences expressed we hope to
encourage a lively debate.

ANN CASEMENT

JUNGIAN ANALYST, CHAIR  OF THE UKCP
PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE _POST JUNGIANS TODAY_
AND _CARL GUSTAV JUNG_

'Jung's Dialectical Approach to the Unconscious'

ROBERT M. YOUNG

PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF PSYCHOTHRAPY AND PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDIES,
UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD.
PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE _MENTAL SPACE_ AND
_THE CULTURE OF BRITISH PSYCHOANALYSIS_

'The Unconscious in the Therapeutic Process'

VAL RICHARDS

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE SWUIGGLE FOUNDATION, FORMER EDITOR OF
WINNICOTT STUDIES.
PSYCHOTHERAPIST, TRAINING SUPERVISOR AND TEACHER

'The Unconscious and Illusions of Consciousness'

COST OF THE DAY including lunch and refreshments
60 British pounds sterling
Students and Concessions 45 BPS
5 BPS reduction ticket prices for bookings before October 24h

TO BOOK: Please send cheque and contact details to :
Conference Administration,
167 Brockley Rise, Forest Hill,
London SE23 1NL

For further information, telephone 020 8314 1686