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David Brand - Freud's Interpretation of Dreams Revisited (1 of 3), and Indhu Rajagopalan. GAI

Group Analysis India This is the first of three fund raising lectures for the Group Analytic Training taking place in India. Talk 1    • David Brand - Freud's Interpretation of Dr...   Talk 2    • Видео   Talk 3    • David Brand - Freud's Interpretation of Dr...   For good reasons, this book - Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams - is generally considered the starting point and a sort of “ground zero” of psychoanalysis. All of Freud’s subsequent contributions (and arguably all other psychoanalytic models) either add to it, take away from it, alter it, or contradict it. Every important author in psychoanalysis began by reading this book. In my view all serious students of psychoanalysis need to study and master this foundational work. We will focus on selected sections and aim to elucidate Freud’s main points. My approach to the study of Freud’s work is to illuminate what he actually intended to convey, to highlight concepts that are enriching to a contemporary relationally oriented analyst, and to critique notions that have not held up over time. Placing The Interpretation of Dreams in its historical context in terms of Freud’s overall work, in the history of psychoanalysis, and more generally in Western cultural and intellectual history will be some of the themes that will be elaborated in this series of seminars. We will study the technique of dream interpretation that Freud introduces, his observations of the powerful primal forces at work in the human psyche, and the model of the psyche that he derived through his study of dreams. In the first 6 chapters Freud demonstrated his method for determining the meaning of dreams. His interpretations revealed the presence of the dynamic unconscious, explored the lurid sexual and aggressive urges that underlie our conscious minds, and demonstrated how conflicts over these primal urges result in repression and various forms of human suffering. These were ground-breaking revelations which opened up a new understanding of human nature. In the seventh chapter, he tackles a whole other set of challenges. What do dreams, their meanings, and how they come to be, inform us about the nature and functioning of the psyche? In order to answer these questions, he constructs a fully realized model of the psyche and its operation, and in doing so he formally initiates psychoanalytic psychology. David Brand PhD began practicing as a psychoanalyst in new York in 1980. He is a recognized training analyst. Over the years he has held numerous teaching and supervisory positions, which include: Private Practice. 1980 –Present · New York, NY Adjunct Professor and Clinical Supervisor, Doctoral and Postgraduate Psychology Programs, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, Adelphi University. Garden City, NY. 1980 – Present. Faculty, Florida Psychoanalytic Center. 2019 – Present. Teaching Faculty, Minnesota Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. 2021 – Present Faculty Member, Steven Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. 2013 – Present. Director of Training (2016 – 2020), Faculty, Supervisor, Committee Chair. National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) (1988 – 2020). New York, NY Supervising Psychologist, Teaching Faculty, Coordinator of Inpatient Psychology. St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center of New York. 1988 – 1993. New York, NY Assistant Professor in Psychology, Department of Psychiatry. New York Medical College. 1988 – 1993. New York, NY Supervising Psychologist, South Beach Psychiatric Center 1976 – 1988 Brooklyn, NY Adjunct Faculty, Clinical Psychology Internship, Veteran's Administration Outpatient Center. 1983 – 1985 Brooklyn, NY Adjunct Faculty, Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program, New School for Social Research. NY, NY. 1979–1981 New York, NY