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Join us for an evening of conversation with Stephen Grosz, author of The Examined Life, to celebrate the paperback release of his latest book Love’s Labour. Stephen will be in conversation with writer and journalist Hadley Freeman.

23 June 2026

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MI Event

This paper explores “no-go areas” in psychoanalysis - topics and dynamics central to psychic life that are avoided or left unexamined. Using clinical cases, institutional analysis, and theory, it looks at how the field engages with issues like race, religion, gender, and systemic oppression. Drawing on examples such as the Tavistock Clinic’s work on gender identity, the experiences of Black analysts, and tensions within psychoanalytic institutions, it argues for a shift in practice that addresses these areas while preserving a focus on the unconscious.

23 June 2026

Non BPC Event

This conference invites reflection on how treatment itself may function as a transitional space – one that holds movement, uncertainty, and transformation at its core.

26 June 2026

MI Event

If you are curious about psychoanalysis, whether you are interested in psychoanalytic theory and ways of thinking, or you are considering training as a psychoanalyst in London, please join us for our upcoming open evening.

26 June 2026

Non BPC Event

A Balint group focusing on the subjective experience of psychoanalytic work.

23 January 2026 - 26 June 2026

MI Event

The Post Qualification Programme is intended to be a programme that supports people in their professional transition from being a trainee to being a confident independent practitioner, and that offers support and guidance to achieve professional accreditation.

09 January 2026 - 26 June 2026

MI Event

This session will ensure reflective space and opportunity to think about the challenges private practice presents so you can decide whether it’s right for you and, if it is, how experienced practitioners manage their practices profitably and effectively.

27 June 2026

MI Event

Professor Tomo Potokar will be in conversation with Dr Jo Violet on the. Professor Tomo has recently retired as Chief Surgeon of the ICRC after a thirty-six-year career in humanitarian medicine across Africa, Asia and Europe.

27 June 2026

Non BPC Event

This lecture will develop and bring up to date some of the key themes and arguments of Josh Cohen’s 2024 book All the Rage: Why Anger Drives the World.

27 June 2026

MI Event

Join us for this event on poetry of T.S. Eliot as both diagnostic instrument and moral compass, Stephen Taylor argues that the failure to respond to climate breakdown and social collapse is not primarily a failure of information or political will. It is a failure of narrative specifically, the absence of any credible path to redemption within prevailing environmentalist discourse.

27 June 2026

MI Event

We know what is happening. We have known for decades. And yet we do not act. Why? This paper takes Eliot’s anguished question from Gerontion as its starting point “After such knowledge, what forgiveness?” and turns it on the defining crisis of our time.

27 June 2026

MI Event

Join us if you are a Jungian analyst, analytical psychologist, or allied practitioner who wants to explore how the resources of analytical psychology can help us respond — personally, clinically, societally, and ethically — to the emergence of artificial intelligence. No prior knowledge of AI is required. This event is open to all who are curious about one of the defining challenges of our time.

27 June 2026

Non BPC Event

Join us this June to participate in our exploration of the ongoing significance of Bion’s contributions in a world where thinking is more than ever under fire.

27 June 2026 - 28 June 2026

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Events

PPNow

Stephen Grosz in conversation with Hadley Freeman

No-Go Areas in Psychoanalysis

Cassel Summer Conference

IOPA Open Evening 2026

Balint Group

Post Qualification Programme at GCS

“How to Thrive in Private Practice”

Connecting Conversations

Josh Cohen – Politics, Rage and Psychoanalysis

The Poetic Mind Seminar – TS Eliot

“After Such Knowledge: The Poetry of T.S. Eliot”

Archetypes in the machine? Jungian analysis and AI

Thinking Under Fire: Bion for Today

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