Based on Jacques Lacan’s theory, the desire of the analyst is the driving force of the psychoanalytic treatment. But what does the analyst desire? And, in this sense, how does this desire direct the psychoanalytic treatment? These questions will be tackled in this part of our reading seminar on Lacan's “The Direction of the Treatment and the Principles of Its Power”, Écrits, 2006.
 

How might we draw on the ideas of Freud’s and others to not just understand what it is about technology that creeps us out, but why we, as a species, have developed such technologies in the first place? Are they representations of our own deepest wishes or the potential result of our deepest fears?

Dreamwork Group is a non-therapeutic workshop dedicated to those interested in finding what their dreams could mean. Its aim is to explore the various images, feelings, emotions, and symbols that a dream presents and evokes, while not attempting to squeeze out a single unique meaning out of the dream. This workshop might help the participants to learn more about themselves, and have a glimpse into who (and how) they are in their current state.

Writing often tends to get sidelined in our busy, fast-paced everyday lives. Flow Writing Day is an opportunity to practice focused writing and help your current text project move forward. The facilitated work process allows you to dive deep into your writing, experience the flow, and work towards progress.