Remaining Existential and Being Human in Covid-19. Speaker: Vania Teo. With the new normal brought about by Covid-19, people are finding it difficult to adapt and many end up with a sense of meaninglessness and despair. This webinar aims to help individuals and professionals in the helping field re-align their purpose and values and create […]
Building Bridges Between Coaching and Psychotherapy Speaker: Yannick Jacob Many counsellors, psychotherapists and analysts are critical towards the coaching profession, and (while arguably less so) vice versa. And while there are important ethical concerns about life coaches overstepping lines, their limited training as well as a number of other issues, our clients have a lot […]
Sunday, 28th of February 2021 @ 4 pm - 8 pm Medicating Normal -The Film Hosted by The Society for Existential Analysis Medicating Normal follows the journeys of a newly married couple, a female combat veteran, a waitress and a teenager whose doctors prescribed psychiatric drugs for stress, depression, sleeplessness, focus and trauma. The subjects […]
My Being in Time How my past lives reveal who I still am Diana Mitchell Therapist, Supervisor and Mediator Existential thinking tells us that we are not fixed selves – we are who we are in relation to our context and to others. We also believe that our past does not cause us […]
Dr Natalie Lancer, PhD (Lond), MA (Oxon), PGCE, MA (Lond), Dip Psych (Open) Existential growth and The Eight Tensions Framework: navigating everyday challenges as students of life. 22nd April, 7pm-9pm on Zoom. In this talk, Natalie shares her Eight Tensions Framework – the set of existential quandaries originally formulated regarding university students, but applicable […]
In ‘The Divided Self’ R.D. Laing describes an ‘ontologically secure’ individual as experiencing her/ his ‘being’ in ‘ordinary circumstances’ as: “..real, alive, whole; as differentiated from the rest of the world… ..that his identity and autonomy are never in question; as a continuum in time; as having inner consistency, substantiality and worth…” (p.41, The Divided […]
Existential Coaching - A 3-day Training for Existential Therapists and Counsellors TRAINER: YANNICK JACOB The SEA is proud to present a 3 day Existential Coaching Training Programme for existential psychotherapists and counsellors aiming at expanding their professional expertise adding the ability to offer coaching either as an extension of therapy work, or as a separate supporting […]
July 22 @ 11 am - 1 pm Getting out of the me I have become by Julia Kukard Have you ever felt stuck? Doing the same thing over and over, getting no traction in the world and you don't know why? Julia will be presenting her research on 'stuckness' using the work of […]
ANGRY MOTHER ASSERTIVE MOTHER From rage to radical repair A woman’s relationship with anger is complex. A mother’s relationship with anger is even more so. Maternal anger is a confrontational and taboo subject that often remains in the shadows of motherhood. Cristalle brings light to this subject through an existential and trauma focussed lens. Join Cristalle […]
Tamás Fazekas, MD, PhD (Vienna), and Miles Groth, PhD (New York), have completed the third in the SEA Dialogues series on existential analysis. They will preview the book in this online meeting. “The Renaissance of Daseinsanalysis. What Does ‘Existential’ Really Mean?”, edited by Kyle Glover, is a series of 25 exchanges of letters during 2020, […]