Events

MI Event

The training will situate SST within its historical and clinical context, tracing its roots from Freud’s published single-session consultations with Aurelia Kronich, Gustav Mahler, and Margarethe Lutz, through to the pioneering contributions of Bernard Bloom and Moshe Talmon, whose work helped establish SST as a distinct therapeutic approach

24 February 2027

Non BPC Event

We are pleased to be offering 2 exciting and uniquely interesting Balint groups focusing on the subjective experience of the clinical work we do.

23 September 2026 - 24 February 2027

MI Event

It has become a commonplace to say that we live in dark times. The breakdown of familiar structures is evident on all levels. Wars, genocide, climate crisis, increasing polarisation - the list goes on. The myths we are living seem increasingly apocalyptic, calamitous.

06 March 2027

MI Event

This is a two-year training for psychoanalytic and psychodynamic psychotherapists, Jungian psychotherapists and analysts, and psychodynamic counsellors wishing to develop their supervisory practice, leading to a Diploma in Psychodynamic Supervision.

13 March 2027 - 11 December 2027

MI Event

This workshop is designed for trained therapists and counsellors who wish to deepen their confidence and skill in developing and working with formulations across a range of therapeutic settings.

17 March 2027

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

This four term course is divided into two parts: term 1 is ten one hour Zoom-based seminars as an introduction to the process and requirements of Infant Observation. This includes: finding a family to observe, the process of observation, note taking, and safeguarding.

01 January 2026 - 31 March 2027

MI Event

The inaugural Women’s Mental Health Conference brought together clinicians and researchers from across the psychological and medical professions

24 April 2027

Non BPC Event

The psychology of autism is often presented more confidently than the evidence allows. This live, interactive webinar makes current research accessible without reducing autistic people to a brain scan or checklist.

04 May 2027

MI Event

As a ‘cautionary tale’ for the curious, Bluebeard offers multiple readings that enrich our understanding of these contemporary developments. Just as the young bride is given the keys to every room in Bluebeard’s castle, our phones may act as keys to all sorts of rooms, rooms that contain both treasures and horrors.

08 May 2027 - 08 May 2026

MI Event

In this lecture I borrow my title from Oscar Wilde, and I will elaborate on this using Jung’s idea of individuation. Repeatedly in his Red Book Jung discovers that becoming oneself is a long cyclical process. I hope to discuss a few aspects of this process which Jung reworks repeatedly in his own confrontation

12 June 2027

PPNow

WHEN A FIRST MEETING WITH A CLIENT MAYBE YOUR LAST

Balint group

“IT DOESN’T BEAR THINKING ABOUT”: LIVING AND …..

Diploma in Psychodynamic Supervision

CLINICAL FORMULATION IN THERAPEUTIC PRACTICE

Online Clinical Work Discussion Group, Mary Morgan

Clinical Work Discussion Group – Stan Ruszczynski

Infant Observation Course

2nd Annual Women’s Mental Health Conference

The Psychology of Autism: Research in Real Life

BLUEBEARD, CURIOSITY AND DIGITAL SATURATION

BE YOURSELF, EVERYONE ELSE IS ALREADY TAKEN

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