by Isabelle Reiniger Part One: Introduction, Background, and Experiences When the group asked Silke (names have been changed to protect confidentiality) about her headache and
by Allan Shafer I first proposed the ‘Seeking Asylum Project’ to the members of Group Relations Australia (GRA) in 2013 in the context of disturbing
Past: Veronika Grueneisen and present: Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing One of the major developments in PCCA itself is the change in the chair: After eight
Details Staff Contact Europe and many parts of the world are experiencing tension, fear and unrest caused by the surfacing and eruption of new and
by Dorothee v. Tippelskirch-Eissing Many of you, who receive our NL, might know me already from your different conference experiences. I am working as a
by Fakhry Davids As successor to Eric Miller, who directed the first three conferences, Anton played an important part in the development of the “Nazareth”
Dear Colleagues, Readers, Friends, this will be an interesting NL with many reports mainly of PCCA member activities. For a long time now we didn´t
Can we overcome the unthinkable in psychoanalysis in relation to main historical events? by Bettina Jesberg This was the title of a small conference in
by Veronika Grueneisen On Dec. 5th, 2015, we had a one day event in Krakow. It was designed to introduce the work of PCCA to
by Veronika Grueneisen Since our anniversary Newsletter published in January, 2015, PCCA has been actively seeking to promote working with our envisioned structure. 1. We
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