This advanced seminar series offers a systematic exploration of fundamental Lacanian
concepts and their clinical implications within contemporary psychoanalytic practice.
Designed for individuals wishing to deepen their understanding of themselves as a
complement to their own psychoanalytic work, as well as for psychologists, psychoanalysts,
psychotherapists, psychiatrists, mental health professionals, and medical practitioners
interested in psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice, this series offers a clinically
grounded and theoretically rigorous introduction to the fundamental concepts of Lacanian
psychoanalysis. Participants will engage with key Lacanian terms and ideas through the lens
of clinical experience, developing both conceptual clarity and practical insight into their
application.
Rather than presenting Lacanian theory as abstract philosophy, the seminars focus on how
Lacanian concepts operate within the analytic clinic, psychopathology, transference,
diagnosis, interpretation, subjectivity, desire, and contemporary forms of suffering.
Each seminar is devoted to one major Lacanian term or conceptual field and combines:
theoretical elaboration
clinical examples
conceptual clarification
and discussion of contemporary clinical relevance
The overall aim of the series is to help clinicians deepen their understanding of
psychoanalytic practice while developing greater precision in clinical listening, diagnosis,
interpretation, and case formulation.
This advanced seminar series offers a systematic exploration of fundamental Lacanian
concepts and their clinical implications within contemporary psychoanalytic practice.
Designed for individuals wishing to deepen their understanding of themselves as a
complement to their own psychoanalytic work, as well as for psychologists, psychoanalysts,
psychotherapists, psychiatrists, mental health professionals, and medical practitioners
interested in psychoanalytic theory and clinical practice, this series offers a clinically
grounded and theoretically rigorous introduction to the fundamental concepts of Lacanian
psychoanalysis. Participants will engage with key Lacanian terms and ideas through the lens
of clinical experience, developing both conceptual clarity and practical insight into their
application.
Rather than presenting Lacanian theory as abstract philosophy, the seminars focus on how
Lacanian concepts operate within the analytic clinic, psychopathology, transference,
diagnosis, interpretation, subjectivity, desire, and contemporary forms of suffering.
Each seminar is devoted to one major Lacanian term or conceptual field and combines:
theoretical elaboration
clinical examples
conceptual clarification
and discussion of contemporary clinical relevance
The overall aim of the series is to help clinicians deepen their understanding of
psychoanalytic practice while developing greater precision in clinical listening, diagnosis,
interpretation, and case formulation.