By Pamela Nathan
Today’s update for Psychology Week 2015 is a short animation introducing psychoanalysis: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5wE-yeL7Dc5NHo2UTJHZ1ZzeGc/edit?pli=1. Developed by the Australian Psychoanalytical Society, it is a useful addendum to yesterday’s overview blog – ‘what is psychoanalytic psychotherapy?’.
At CASSE, we believe that psychoanalysis can be applied as readily to a community as it can to an individual. For a community to grow and realise creative, healthy futures, it must first expose, recognise and have recognised the festering wounds of past trauma in order to address unresolved issues and allow healing to occur expose.
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