First of three lectures by S. H. Foulkes the founder of group analysis. They were recorded in 1971 in London in a private setting. The lectures are provided and restored through the courtesy of Werner Beck (Darmstadt) and Sebastian Murken (Mainz). The project is sponsered by the Institut for Groupanalysis, Heidelberg, Germany (IGH), the German […]
The Institute of Group Analysis “S.H. Foulkes” invites you to the lecture of Ms. Fotini Tilkeridou on Saturday 11/1/2025 at 13.30 – 14.45 on the topic: DIVERSITY IN GROUPS
Bridging Silos in Field Theory: psychoanalytic, group analytic, group relations and social dreaming matrices approaches Conference ‘Citta’ Sant’ Angelo-(Pe)-Italy; Teatro Comunale / 28th – 30th of June 2024
The “S.H. Foulkes” Institute of Group Analysis warmly invites you to attend a lecture by Ms. Maria Tzinieri-Kokkosi, former Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Medical School of the University of Athens, on: “Wilfred R. Bion: Unfolding the Thread of His Ideas” Date: Saturday, April 13, 2024 Time: 14:30 – 15:45 (EET) Location: Online […]
The Institute for Group Analysis “S.H.Foulkes” invites you to the lecture of Ms. Elise Nikolopoulou on Saturday, February 10, 2024 at 14:30-15:45, on the topic: The ability to be alone and communicating in the work of D.W. Winnicott Elise Nikolopoulou is a Clinical Psychologist – Psychoanalyst, Member of the Hellenic Psychoanalytic Society, the International Psychoanalytic […]
2023 is passing away. The New Year is coming. In IOAF already, after the General Assembly and the Elections, we have a new Board of Directors.
Although we live in an era where the search for success, joy, happiness and health are widely promoted as a personal and social end in itself “Illness and the consequent fear of death run through all times and all human societies… “
The suffering of people in the struggle for survival starts from the beginning of history. War, violence, violence against women, among others, are unfortunately timeless and topical issues.
Dominique Mylona, Sophia-Maria Moraitou The history of Group Analysis (GA) “still remains to be written”, as Campos-Avillar (1981:177) points out and its writing will be helpful in the exploration of organizational conflicts, in dealing with the problem of theoretical diversity and addressing dilemmas that have troubled GA since its inception, affecting the field and the […]
