IX ANNUAL CONFERENCE: Stavropol Regional Psychoanalytical Association
April 9, 2013 2013-04-09 8:57IX ANNUAL CONFERENCE: Stavropol Regional Psychoanalytical Association
The two famous citations reflect the complexity of the other’s theme. In the play No Exit, by Jean-Paul Sartre there is a phrase: Hell is the others. And indeed, the action takes place in hell where all the sinners are doomed to look for their image in the others’ eyes as they have no mirrors. When explaining the phrase Sartre said “When thinking of ourselves, when trying to understand ourselves we, actually, are using what others know about us; we judge ourselves using the same tools as others do when judging us”. Hell appears when there a disturbed capacity to be separated from the other and at the same time to share his experiences.
Another great French, A. Rimbaud, in 1871 wrote in his letter: I am the Other one. His view differs from understanding of the other as another individual. The other is a different one, who thinks and feels a different way. Rimbaud’s purpose was to unleash the other one, to get to that through the barrier of the mind. The invention of psychoanalysis served a chance to gain a better understanding of building the relationships with the other one in his inner world. One can deny the very presence on psyche inside; we can build defense through splitting and other mechanisms, but we also can accept a more complicated, differentiated picture of ourselves.
The Rimbaud’s words often act as a certain logo of J. Lacan’s ideas, who himself became the other for the International Psychoanalytical Association that would not accept his approach to practicing and training. There is another side of the theme coming out – relationships inside the psychoanalytical community and relationships among communities. There is no secret that such relationships will often give raise to serious conflicts, which, in turn are reflection of the complexity of our impossible profession.
All the participants will have a chance not only to discuss all the sides of the conferences, yet also to open new ones. This will enlarge and enrich the conference, which each participant can employ to the fullest extent to open up new sides in his own professionalism.
Sergey Ivanov, Head of SRPA
Conference Programme *
Saturday 25.05.2013
10.00 Opening
10.15 – 11.45 Plenary speech I + THE OTHER = UNIVERSE
Speaker: L. Kovarskis; leader: O. Tatarenko
11.45 – 12.00 Break
12.00 -13.30 Parallel discussion groups **
Leaders: A. Koryoukin; S. Ivanov; O. Tatarenko; S. Abramova
13.30 – 14.45 Lunch
14.45 – 16.15 Parallel group supervisions **
Leaders: L. Kovarskis; S. Ulianitsky; V. Berezueva; D. Sevryugin
16.15 – 16.30 Break
16.30 – 18.00 Parallel work in small groups:
– FROM SPLITTING TO DIFFERENTIATION IN THE CONTEXT OF JOHN KAFKA’S MULTIPLE REALITY CONCEPT. Speech & discussion
Leader: N. Ramm
– Who am I for the Other one… reflections on relationships, including analytical ones, within the setting, from the point of concepts of primary psychological defenses. Seminar
Leader: O. Gnatenko
– One, Another one, a Third one – about early triangulation. Seminar
Leader: S. Abramova
Sunday 26.05.2013
10.15 – 11.45 Plenary speeches:
The Other: Splitting. Speaker: S. Ivanov
The Other: On the Border. Speaker: S. Peshkov
The Other: Differentiation. Speaker: L. Udodova
Leader: S. Abramova
11.45 – 12.00 Break
12.00 – 13.30 Parallel discussion groups
Leaders: A. Koryoukin; S. Ivanov; O. Tatarenko; S. Abramova
13.30 – 14.45 Lunch
14.45 – 16.15 Parallel work in small groups:
– A small other one: a child psychotherapist’s inner dramas. Discussion group
Leader: E. Koryoukina
– A different other one: possibilities and limitations of psychosis. Discussion group
Leader: E. Kuptsova
– The other one in the therapeutic process. Case presentation
Leader: N. Y. Popova
16.15 – 16.30 Break
16.30 – 17.50 Common discussion. Psychoanalysis and the others
Leader: A. Koryoukin
17.50 – 18.00 Close
* The programme may be changed. On 23-24.05.2013 seminars will be held for the participants. More information concerning the venue and the themes will be available later.
** The members of the discussion and supervisions groups will be selected by the Programme Committee
Speakers and leaders
Svetlana Abramova (Krasnodar, Russia), Candidate of Psychological Sciences, IPA candidate, leader of South-Russian Psychoanalytical Society (SRPS), leading psychologist of Centre for Psychological Assistance, Kuban State Academy of Governing
Vitalya Berezueva (Stavropol, Russia), psychologist, member of Stavropol Regional Psychoanalytical Association (SRPA), Deputy Head of Mikhailovsky Psychological Centre
Olga Gnatenko (Odessa, Ukraine), psychologist, IPA candidate, member of Ukrainian Psychoanalytical Society (UPS), member of Odessa scientific psychoanalytical society
Sergey Ivanov (Stavropol, Russia), IPA candidate, leader of SRPA, member of SRPS, member of Russian-speaking group of International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychoses (ISPS ru), therapist of Stavropol Regional Psychiatric Hospital №2, methodologist & supervisor at Centre for psychological-pedagogic assistance ALGIS
Leo Kovarskis (Helsinki, Finland), psychiatrist, full member of Finnish Psychoanalytical Society, teacher at Han-Groen Prakken East European Psychoanalytical Institute
Alexey Koryoukin (Mikhailovsk, Russia), psychologist, IPA candidate, Chief Executive of SRPA, member of SRPS, member of ISPS ru, Chairperson of Informational Agency for Mental Health Service ProPsy, methodologist & supervisor at Mikhailovsky Psychological Centre
Elena Koryoukina (Mikhailovsk, Russia), psychologist, representative of SRPA for ethical issues, member of training committee of SRPA, Director of Mikhailovsky Psychological Centre
Evgeniya Kuptsova (Stavropol, Russia), member of SRPA, member of ISPS ru, coach at psychological club Dombay Tales, medical psychologist at Rehabilitation centre of Stavropol Regional Clinical Psychiatric Hospital №1 (SRCPH№1)
Sergey Peshkov (Stavropol, Russia), psychologist, associated member of section for individual psychoanalytical psychotherapy for adults, Society of Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy, Deputy Head of SRPA, member of ISPS ru, methodologist & supervisor at Stavropol Psychological Centre
Natalia Y. Popova (Stavropol, Russia), IPA candidate, member of SRPA, member of SRPS, clinical psychologist at SRCPH№1
Nina Ramm (Rostov-on-Don, Russia), psychologist, IPA candidate, Treasurer of SRPS
Denis Sevryugin (Stavropol, Russia), leader of budget committee of SRPA, co-head of Centre for social-psychological support CROSROADS, clinical psychologist at SRCPH№1
Oksana Tatarenko (Stavropol, Russia), Candidate of psychological Sciences, elect-leader of SRPA, head of SRPA training committee, Deputy Head for scientific-medical work at Mikhailovsky Psychological Centre
Lyudmila Udodova (Stavropol, Russia), psychologist, IPA candidate, head of psychoanalytical section at Association for Development of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, member of SRPS
Sergey Ulianitsky (Rostov-on-Don, Russia), psychologist, IPA full member, member of SRPS
General information
Organizers
Non-profit organization Stavropol Regional Psychoanalytical Association
South-Russian Psychoanalytical Society of IPA members and candidates
Venue
Stavropol Branch of Moscow Humanitarian-Economic Institute
Address: 330, Mira Street, Stavropol
Accommodation
The Organizing Committee will be happy to assist with accommodation. For this, please contact the secretary’s Office
Participation fee *:
| If paid prior to 06.05.2013 | If paid after 06.05.2013 | |
| Discounted fee ** | 2000 RUR | 2500 RUR |
| Full fee | 2500 RUR | 3000 RUR |
| One-day fee – 1500 RUR | ||
| Seminars before the conference (for conference participants only) – more information shall be made available | ||
* Participation fee includes attendance, distribution set, tea and coffee in the breaks
** Discounts are available to SRPA, SRPS members and those who graduated from long-term training programmes of SRPA
Note! The Organizing Committee may offer a discount to students and employees of certain public companies. For this, please refer to the Secretary’s Office
Once filled, please send the Registration Form to: stav.conference@gmail.com or pass it to the Secretary’s Office
You can the fee
– personally to the representative of the Organizing Committee Natalia P. Popova (+7 903 441 08 74)
– by a transfer
Details: Acc 40703810610840001694, Cor/ac 30101810300000000789 MOSOBLBANK, BRANCH № 4 BIK 041203789 INN 2634041184
Beneficiary: NGO SRPA, mark: 9th Conference
Note! The Organizing Committee can not guarantee full reimbursement in case participation is cancelled after 6.05.2013
Secretary’s Office
SRPA Office 239/4, 18 Lermontova Street, Stavropol, Russia 355041
Tel: +7 (8652) 24-24-57.
E-Mail: stav.conference@gmail.comwww
Programme Committee
Svetlana Abramova – Co-leader
Sergay Ivanov – Co-leader
Alexey Koryoukin
Sergey Peshkov
Oksana Tatarenko
Lyudmila Udodova
Organizing Committee
Daria Zviagintseva
Yulia Kozachenko
Alexey Koryokin – leader
Catherine Kriegel – Secretary
Natalia P. Popova
Denis Sevryugin
