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Reading seminars: an introduction to Systems Psychodynamics

Reading seminars: an introduction to Systems Psychodynamics

A unique opportunity to explore Systems Psychodynamics and its application to working in organisations and consultancy.

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Upcoming Dates

  • Defences against anxiety 2023

    Wednesday 10 May

Past Dates

  • Systems Psychodynamics and organisational consultancy 2023

    Wednesday 8 March

  • The contribution of Group Relations 2023

    Wednesday 8 February

  • Working with groups 2023

    Wednesday 11 January

  • Bion's theory of groups 2022

    Wednesday 7 December

  • Working with individuals 2022

    Wednesday 2 November

Join these monthly, small group, Reading Seminars based on Mannie Sher and David Lawlor’s new book: An Introduction to Systems Psychodynamics: Consultancy, Research & Training. A unique opportunity to study the fundamental concepts of systems psychodynamics with the authors of this comprehensive new text.

Each seminar builds upon the previous one and the whole series will provide you with a practical overview of Systems Psychodynamics including Open Systems Theory; Psychoanalytic thinking; Group Dynamics and Socio-Technical Systems. Each seminar will begin with a Social Dreaming Matrix .

The seminars are held in-person in the lounge at the Tavistock Institute, with refreshments, on the 3rd floor, 63 Gee Street, EC1V 3RS or online via Zoom. Participants can choose how they attend each seminar on the day. 

The current set of seminars are fully booked and applications are now closed. We hope to launch the next set of seminars soon. Please contact Megan Davies, Professional Development Programmes Manager, to be placed on a waiting list or for more information.

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