The APT-Birmingham Public Lecture
Saturday 10th November 2018
“BLUE REMEMBERED HILLS: MIGRATION, LOSS OF HOME”
David Morgan
In this presentation I will talk about my work as a psychoanalyst with people who are migrants and asylum seekers. I will refer to the political aspects of this work including the psychoanalyst’s role as an activist and/or a representation of the oppressor. I will draw on my work in refugee centres, with political groups and private practice. I previously wrote a paper ‘Is it Coz I’m White’ to explore these aspects of transference in “Thinking Space: Promoting Thinking about Race, Culture and Diversity” (Ed Frank Lowe).
Dr David Morgan is a consultant psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, British Psychoanalytic Society both in the NHS and private practice, and worked for many years as a Consultant Psychotherapist at the Tavistock and Portman Clinic NHS Trust.
He is a Fellow of the British Psychoanalytic Society (BPAS), training analyst and supervisor (BPA) and training therapist/supervisor for the BPF and Tavistock Clinic. He lectures and talks widely. Including a series of broadcasts called “Frontier Psychoanalyst”:
http://www.epf-fep.eu/fre/news/frontier-psychoanalyst-radio-politics-society-and-the-individual
His publications include Lectures on Violence, Perversion, and Delinquency (Karnac, 2007), co-edited with Stan Ruszczynski; e-books on narcissism (LSE) love and death and his edited book The Political Mind is in press.
“THE CONDITION OF TRUTH IS TO ALLOW SUFFERING TO SPEAK”
J.J. Bola
J.J. Bola will combine reading some of his poetry, which has a focus on migration and loss, and talking about some of his experience as a first generation migrant.
Time and Place
This event will be held between 10.15am and 2.45pm at Staff House, University of Birmingham.
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Sue Harford, Administrator to the Training Committee,
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The APT-Birmingham
Public Lectures
For enquiries contact Sue Harford,
Administrator to the Training Committee
Unit 1A, West Stockwith Park,
Stockwith Road, Misterton,
Nottinghamshire DN10 4ES.
Telephone: 07789 545908
Email aptc@wmip.org
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