• Language Strangeness at the Core of Psychoanalysis: The Educator, The Artist, and The Hiker

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    John Rosegrant, PhD will present on how the “talking” part of the talking cure is strange. Using clinical material with the help of an imaginary educator, an imaginary artist, and an imaginary hiker, to explore how Freud, infant researchers, and Lacan understand this strangeness to identify a fundamental uneasiness and alienation between language and nonverbal […]

  • Rehabilitating the Heart: A Jungian Psychoanalytic Exploration of Hans Christian Andersen’s Fairy Tale The Snow Queen by Elizabeth Colistra, PhD

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    Elizabeth Colistra, PhD, explores Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen to demonstrate how fairy tales can guide the integration of heart and mind within Jungian psychoanalytic practice. Participants will learn how to use these archetypal narratives to transform "meaningless suffering" into a conscious process of psychological development and personality integration.

  • The I in You

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    Explore the pervasive narcissism of our culture and attempt to re-define the concepts of Self, Narcissism and Well-Being with Jeffry Luria, PhD

  • Secrets in Psychotherapy: Clinical, Somatic, and Ethical Perspectives

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    Kathryn Zerbe, MD will discuss how hearing secrets is an often-overlooked yet critical aspect of clinical practice, necessitating that therapists understand the ethical complications and potential for powerful, unanticipated reactions that can arise from these disclosures in order to better assist their patients and themselves. CE

  • Hurricane Katrina: 20 Years Later – Reflections and Resilience

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    Led by our Emeritus Faculty, this event will feature a short documentary and discussion about the shared trauma of Katrina: how the Center came together to manage the crisis and evolved as a result, personal accounts of rebuilding, and how the storm impacted their career trajectories. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the profound impact […]

  • Psychoanalysis and Cinema -I Have to Think These Things Up: Imagination, Differentiation, and Defense at Grey Gardens

    Hybrid (In-person at New Orleans-Birmingham Psychoanalytic Center & Virtual)

    Elevate your clinical competence by understanding the persistent impact of fused family dynamics in adult patients. This talk addresses the gap in recognizing how defenses maintain these relationships and how cultural shifts impede separation. Learn to apply these insights to your practice, fostering deeper understanding and more effective interventions with clients navigating individuation and lifespan […]