Community Bridges
Psychoanalysis on the Move
The branches of the Canadian Psychoanalytic Society sponsor activities to create bridges with different communities and partner with community organizations. Their joint activities include the sharing of psychoanalytic knowledge and the creation of opportunities for multidisciplinary dialogue. It also includes the planning of media events for public participation and discussion.
This section is a window into the Community Bridges activities of the members of the CPS. It is both an archive and an advertisement of the various outreach activities of the CPS involved in the social, political and cultural life of our local communities across the country.
Events Open to All
Past Sessions:
Psychoanalysis Behind Iron Curtains
The Other, Belonging and Dignity
“Soul Murder” and Voluntary Servitude: A Transgenerational Trauma?
Witnessing the Crimes of Our Grandparents: Remembering and Responsibility After the Holocaust
Intersectionality: Systems Theory, Laplanchian Models of Otherness, the Incomprehensible
The Unwelcome Child: A Developmental, Psychosocial and a Socio-political Crisis
Videos
Psychotherapy Saves Series
This video series demonstrates that intensive psychotherapy is a medically necessary mental health treatment that saves lives.
Psychoanalytic Thinking Parts 1-4
Video Series by Don Carveth
Psychoanalytic Ideas
Chris Heath, MD explores the unconscious mind.
Entrevue avec le Dr Wilfrid Reid
Entrevue avec le Docteur Wilfrid Reid (SPM), réalisée par Pierre Joly (SPM) pour la revue Filigrane à l’occasion du statut de membre émérite de la SPM décerné au Dr Reid en 2019.
Articles
A-tishoo, A-tishoo We All Fall Down
Jonathan Sklar
Ferenczi Forum
The New Theatrics of Remote Therapy
Adam Gopnik
The New Yorker
Conference Resources
Sincerity and Freedom in Psychoanalysis
A studio conference inspired by Sandor Ferenczi’s Clinical Diary organised by The Freud Museum and IMAGO International
Books
Psychoanalysis in Medicine – Applying Psychoanalytic Thought to Contemporary Medical Care
Paul Ian Steinberg
New Books in Medicine Podcast
Listen to an interview with the author
