M. Robert Gardner – Intercanvis

The art of psychoanalysis: about oscillation and other issues

Posted onNovember 13th, 1999May 13th, 2020AuthorM. Robert GardnerLeave a comment

[Text in Spanish]: Hacia un retrato de la mente en movimiento — la del analista y la de otros— y hacia un marco para otros estudios similares. I Hace más de cincuenta años un analista dijo: «Existen, sin duda, analistas a quienes les gustaría substituir Read more…

Conference of Psychoanalysis dedicated to the work of Dr. Tosquelles

In this conference, the task of Dr. Francesc Tosquelles Llauradó was remembered and his legacy in current psychiatric and psychoanalytic practice was analyzed. From Intercanvis magazine we want to claim the work of Dr Tosquelles at the hospital in Saint Alban during his exile in France. With pioneering and innovative practices and in the midst of the Europe of Fascism, clinical exercise was linked to the social, political, cultural and artistic involvement and participation of and patients, dignifying thousands of lives and becoming, even decades later, a turning point for the transformation of psychiatric institutions. Read more...

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Admission request

Para ser socio de la Asociación Intercambios, papeles de psicoanálisis deberá solicitarse por escrito a la Junta directiva, con el aval de dos socios, acompañada del currículum vitae del candidato. A propuesta de la Junta directiva, la asamblea anual -que suele celebrarse en junio- aprueba Read more...

Awarded in IV Angel Garma Award

The best of the works on psychoanalysis have been awarded according to the criteria of the Jury, these have been presented in different formats: article, conference, book, research, program, audiovisual media, etc. It is an International Award. We assume that psychoanalysis is not dead, nor is it part of historical memory, or not only. It is active, there is creativity, beyond the support in the big ones, in Freud, Bion, Winnicott, Klein, Lacan, … and so many psychoanalysts. Psychoanalysis can and should be current, continues and can continue in the day to day clinical and therapeutic work, research and creation. Read more...