by Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing Dear Colleagues, Supporters and Friends of PCCA! We had planned to send you our 1st newsletter 2020 earlier this year in March. But we had to discover and to acknowledge that we needed more time in the midst of the Corona Crisis to think about our situation. On one side it [...]
Dear Friends of PCCA This is the third Newsletter of 2019, and I am very happy to be able to report about some very positive events in the life of PCCA: First of all, we are more than happy about the latest news which we just received: PCCA has won the Sigourney Award 2019! Psychoanalysts among [...]
by Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing Since the last Newsletter from March 2018, PCCA has had two important events: Dear Colleagues, Supporters and Friends of PCCA! This year will be marked by the remembrance of the war, which began 80 years ago in 1939 and ended in 1945. We have probably all followed the news accompanying the [...]
by Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing Since the last Newsletter from March 2018, PCCA has had two important events: We have organized another PCCA conference, directed by Louisa D. Brunner in Den Dolder in the Netherlands, August 30th – September 3rd 2018 under the title: “Exclusion, Resentment and the Return of the Repressed. Europe in a Globalized [...]
by Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing Since our last Newsletter from August 2017, several events have taken place that are important for PCCA. First, we had our annual meeting of the board of PCCA. The specialty in this meeting was related to the fact that this meeting took place ten years after the founding of PCCA as [...]
by Dorothee C. von Tippelskirch-Eissing Since our last Newsletter, from February 2016, where we informed you about some of the changes of PCCA, more than a year has passed by. We used this time to adapt to our new situation and to find our way in different ways: There were changes in the PCCA board: [...]
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 years, Veronika Grueneisen did not stand again for the chair. With the appropriate mix of sorrow and relief about this step in her own development, and with great delight at Dorothee's [...]
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 Psychoanalyst in Berlin, where I have chaired the Berlin Psychoanalytical Institute - Karl Abraham Institute, for the last four years, and been a board member of the German Psychoanalytic Association. My [...]
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 decided to organise the next conference A House divided against itself? Identities and Cultures in Violent Conflict Kliczków Castle, Poland April 6th - 11th, 2016 as soon as possible, in response [...]
by Veronika Grueneisen This year, we are looking back on 20 years of work confronting collective atrocities: The first Nazareth Conference “Germans and Israelis – The Past in the Present” took place in 1994. A Newsletter to commemorate the beginning, looking at past experience is to come out next. The first conference encouraged those who were involved in [...]