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This online half-day event will bring together trainers, supervisors, trainees and practitioners to explore how more inclusive, equitable and psychologically safe cultures can be fostered across psychotherapy training and supervision. The event aims to share emerging thinking, practical learning and lived experiences that can support meaningful change across organisations, training environments and supervisory relationships.

23 October 2026

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MI Event

Join us on a six-month series which offers monthly clinical discussion groups specifically designed to support Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapists.

23 October 2026 - 19 March 2027

MI Event

This six-month series offers monthly clinical discussion groups specifically designed to support Psychoanalytic Couple Psychotherapists and will be run by Stanley Ruszczynski. Stanley is a psychoanalyst and couple psychoanalytic psychotherapist he has held leadership roles at both the Portman Clinic and Tavistock Relationships.

23 October 2026 - 19 March 2027

Non BPC Event

BAPPS are delighted to announce our Autumn Conference and AGM on the 24th October 2026 at The Guild of Psychotherapists in London and online. Titled 'A Writing on Supervision' symposium, the focus will be on clinical papers and current writing on supervision.

24 October 2026

Non BPC Event

The Centre for Understanding Personality (CUSP) and DeanCross Personality Disorder Service are delivering a series of Clinical Seminars on Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) for Borderline and Narcissistic PD.

29 October 2026

MI Event

An exploration of how poetry can challenge and diffuse the dehumanising effects of Artificial Intelligence.

02 November 2026

MI Event

The Devouring Kronos: The impact of father-son relationships on the son's relationship with food and the body in the Jungian consulting room with Dr Philippe Jacquet.

03 November 2026

MI Event

With Dr Michael Eigen, Dr Loray Daws & Dr Aner Govrin (Chair). This programme offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from Michael Eigen, who will open the event with a one-hour presentation. Now aged 90, Eigen remains one of psychoanalysis’s most original and influential contemporary thinkers, making this a particularly significant occasion for clinicians, psychotherapists, and psychoanalytic practitioners. Many attendees will be drawn by the unique chance to engage with his work firsthand. Should unforeseen circumstances prevent his participation, the programme will be thoughtfully reconfigured to ensure a rich and engaging exploration of his ideas.

06 November 2026

MI Event

This talk argues these are not two problems but one, seen at different intensities. Extending his concept of black mirroring - the process by which algorithmic systems feed our own material back to us, refined to maintain our attention - David Kelly introduces the algorithmic breast: an object engineered never to frustrate us, and so never to require the psychic work that frustration provokes.

07 November 2026

MI Event

The latest in the series of online seminars organised by the Race and Culture Committee of the Guild of Psychotherapists. Speaker: Professor Suki Ali – 'Mixed Race, Post Race' 30 years on: Same Difference? Respondent: Sangita Mulji (Guild of Psychotherapists) Chair: Peter Nevins (Psychoanalyst, The Site for Contemporary Psychoanalysis) In this seminar, professor of sociology Suki Ali looks again at her book 'Mixed Race, Post Race: Gender, New Ethnicities and Cultural Practices' (2003) and asks what this research can tell us about racial identity and racism today. In particular, what it means for those who live, claim or are assigned mixedness?

07 November 2026

MI Event

These lectures will give an overview of the VII Sermons in the context of the Red Book and Black Books. They will explore the role of its text in individuation, and its implications for the work of analytical psychotherapy.

07 November 2026

MI Event

Join us for a new post-Jungian supervision course, running over four weekends in 2026 – March, June, September, and completing in December 2026. The course will be held in person at the Association of Jungian Analysts, Delancey Street, Camden, London NW1.

13 March 2026 - 08 November 2026

MI Event

13 March 2026 - 08 November 2026

Events

PPNow

Forging inclusive cultures in training&supervison

Online Clinical Work Discussion Group, Mary Morgan

Clinical Work Discussion Group – Stan Ruszczynski

BAPPS Autumn Conference 2026

Finding the Affect in TFP

Poetry and AI.

The Devouring Kronos

Contribution of Michael Eigen to Psychoanalysis

AI – The Algorithmic Breast

Decolonising Psychoanalysis Seminars

THE VII SERMONS TO THE DEAD AS THE CORNERSTONE OF JUNG’S INDIVIDUATION PROCESS: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE TEXT AND ITS CLINICAL RELEVANCE

Supervision Training

Supervision Training

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