| Lutecium a non-school of Lacanian/Freudian Psychoanalysis San Francisco, California |
| Winter2010 Immersion Clinical Case Conference with Jacques Siboni, M.D. |
Lutecium clinical case conferences are presented for the purpose of illustrating case formulations from a Lacanian perspective,
including the differentiation of character structure underlying the client’s symptoms and the presentation of the consequences of such
formulation on the clinician’s interventions necessary for the movement of the client’s treatment toward the cure. This case conference
is designed for practicing clinicians.
Utilizing the presented clinical material, Dr. Rebecca Bauknight will explore what it means to work at the level of the fantasm, a juncture
existing between the real and the imaginary registers, as opposed to other psychoanalytic schools that work at the level of meaning
which, from Lacanian perspective, exists between the imaginary and the symbolic registers. We will speak to the direction of the cure
which revolves around the reclaiming of the “object a,” and the acknowledgement on the part of the analyst of the real order that exists
within the kernel of the symptom.
Following the formal case discussion by Dr. Rebecca Bauknigt, course participants will be able to contribute their own perspectives
relative to the case and the case discussion as well as bring up any question to the case presenter and the instructor (supervisor).
including the differentiation of character structure underlying the client’s symptoms and the presentation of the consequences of such
formulation on the clinician’s interventions necessary for the movement of the client’s treatment toward the cure. This case conference
is designed for practicing clinicians.
Utilizing the presented clinical material, Dr. Rebecca Bauknight will explore what it means to work at the level of the fantasm, a juncture
existing between the real and the imaginary registers, as opposed to other psychoanalytic schools that work at the level of meaning
which, from Lacanian perspective, exists between the imaginary and the symbolic registers. We will speak to the direction of the cure
which revolves around the reclaiming of the “object a,” and the acknowledgement on the part of the analyst of the real order that exists
within the kernel of the symptom.
Following the formal case discussion by Dr. Rebecca Bauknigt, course participants will be able to contribute their own perspectives
relative to the case and the case discussion as well as bring up any question to the case presenter and the instructor (supervisor).
| __________________________________________________ Thursday, March 18, 2010 6pm - 8pm Flood Building, 870 Market Street, San Francisco Room TBA |
Fee: $80 professionals / $60 interns / $40 students