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Jung on Saturdays Webinar Series 5
2021-06-26 @ 16:30 - 18:00
The lecture will introduce the concept of the Complex, that finds its roots in the Experimental Researches on Verbal Association, at the very beginning of Analytical Psychology. The concept and its developments will be discussed through the work of C.G. Jung and other outstanding Authors, such as Hans Dieckmann and Donald Kalsched.
Clinical cases showing the dynamics of the complex psyche and their vicissitudes in the analytic encounter will be presented. This will also allow discussion on the countertransference dynamics in the more recent perspectives on the analytic field (Cambray; Hogenson).
Luisa Zoppi
Luisa Zoppi, born in Rome in 1960, Psychologist, PhD in Clinical Psychology, Analytical Psychologist and training analyst with AIPA.
Luisa has worked for ten years in the field of empirical research on Psychosomatics, in collaboration with University of Rome “Sapienza”. The main interest of that work was the relationship between trauma, emotion processing and physiological functioning of individuals. The more specific focus was the use of Referential Activity as a tool of investigation of emotion processing. Over the years, Luisa has also given lectures on this subject at University of Rome “Sapienza”.
Luisa has published -as a co-author- in a number of journals (amongst these are Psychology and Health, 2001; Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2001). Again, in the field of Psychosomatics, Luisa has written chapters in collected books: Tra Mente e Corpo (Ed. Luigi Solano, 2001) and Il Gesto che Racconta (Ed. Donfrancesco A. & Venier M., 2007).
Luisa has lectured for several years on “The Theory of Complexes and Dissociative States of the Mind” at AIPA Training School. Luisa has published on the subject of Complexes and Countertransference in the Journal of Analytical Psychology (“Chilled to the Bone: Embodied Countertransference and Unspoken Traumatic Memories” JAP, 2017, Vol.62, N.5 688-700) and in the Italian Jungian Journal Studi Junghiani (“Il mio difficile incontro con i complessi –My difficult Encounter with Complexes– 2018, Vol.47-48, n.7, 155-161).
Luisa works as an analyst in private practice in Rome.
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