NPSA Video Resources Currently Available

Catherine Monk, Ph.D “A Dyad Before Birth: Psychobiological Pathways Of Influence & For Intervention” April 2, 2016

Maggie Zellner, Ph.D. Integrating the “Global Workspace” with the “Conscious Id”  March 5, 2016

Tiziano Colibazzi, M.D. “Psychosis Revealed Through the Connector: A Neuropsychoanalytic Perspective” November 7, 2015

Mark Solms, Ph.D. “Consciousness and the Unconscious” October 3, 2015

Jaak Panksepp, Ph.D. Human Brain Evolution May 2, 2015

Description:  This seminar is designed for teaching psychiatrists, neurologists and psychoanalysts about clinical neuropsychoanalysis. Prof. Solms surveys a broad range of theoretical topics ranging from neurotic mechanisms to the general principles of assessment in the domains of psychoanalysis and neuropsychology. Clinically relevant case material is also presented and discussed. This series effectively distills the vast area of knowledge required for clinical neuropsychoanalysis while acknowledging and addressing the knowledge gaps that exist in psychiatry, neurology and psychoanalysis.

Access:  Video 1 is available to the public.  Membership of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society is required to view the rest of the series. To register with the Society, please click here.

Video 1: Introduction to the Field of Neuropyschoanalysis
Video 2: The Mind/Brain Relationship
Video 3: A Psychoanalytic Model of Brain Function
Video 4: General Pathology of the Mind
Video 5: Psychopathology in Psychoanalysis
Video 6: Question and Answer Session
Video 7: Neurotic Mechanisms
Video 8: Narcissistic Mechanisms 
Video 9: Psychotic Mechanisms 
Video 10: Case Presentation – A Patient with Hysterical Amnesia
Video 11: General Principles of Neuropsychological Analysis
Video 12: Principles of Psychoanalytic Assessment And Treatment
Video 13: The Psychoanalytic Treatment Process
Video 14: Therapeutic Technique and Three Categories of Psychopathology

Description:  Seminars delivered by Professor Mark Solms as part of the 1st Year module of the Masters-level programme in Clinical Neuropsychology at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. The programme is taught from the perspective of the hypothetico-deductive approach to clinical assessment, as opposed to the psychometric approach.

Access:  Video 1 is available to the public.  Membership of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society is required to view the rest of the series. To register with the Society, please click here.

Video 1: General Principles of the Hypothetico-Deductive Approach
Video 2: The Mind/Brain Relationship
Video 3: The Examination of Language
Video 4: The Examination of Higher Visual Perception
Video 5: The Examination of Skilled Motor Movements
Video 6: The Examination of Other Symbolic Functions
Video 7: The Examination of Memory
Video 8: The Examination of Spatial Cognition
Video 9: The Examination of Executive Functions
Video 10: The Examination of Non-Localised Syndromes
Video 11: Preliminaries of Assessment