Welcome to the new GAN podcasts, which include interviews with group analysts and previews for workshops and events. Audio recordings of some lectures and seminars are also available to members of Group Analysis North for a small fee. Please contact Bethan Marreiros, the GAN administrator, for more details. http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com en-gb Copyright 2009 Fri, 27 Feb 2009 08:10:00 GMT Fri, 27 Feb 2009 08:10:00 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss administrator@groupanalysisnorth.com administrator @ groupanalysisnorth GAN Podcasts Welcome to the new GAN podcasts, which include interviews with group analysts and previews for workshops and events. Audio recordings of some lectures and seminars are also available to members of Group Analysis North for a small fee. Please contact Bethan Marreiros, the GAN administrator, for more details. GAN administrator@groupanalysisnorth.com No http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/GANPodcast1.mp3 http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/GANPodcast1.mp3 An interview with Ian Parker (Professor of Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University) about his forthcoming presentation at the Friday Seminar on 17 October entitled “Reading Freud”. Ian describes why Freud is still relevant to group analysts and deserves closer reading. If you would like to attend the Friday Seminar, “Reading Freud” and for further details about the Friday Seminars please contact Bethan Marreiros, the GAN administrator. Podcasts Thu, 10 Sep 2008 12:00:00 GMT Administrator @ groupanalysisnorth No GAN Podcast One - September 2008 An interview with Ian Parker (Professor of Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University) about his forthcoming presentation at the Friday Seminar on 17 October entitled “Reading Freud”. Ian describes why Freud is still relevant to group analysts and deserves closer reading. If you would like to attend the Friday Seminar, “Reading Freud” and for further details about the Friday Seminars please contact Bethan Marreiros, the GAN administrator. 00:14:25 Education podcast, podcasting, podcaster, group, analysis, north http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/ReadingFreud(FridaySeminar).mp3 http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/ReadingFreud(FridaySeminar).mp3 “Reading Freud” by Professor Ian Parker (Manchester Metropolitan University). “Freud isn’t concerned with making the unconscious conscious. He is concerned with giving us a better understanding of what is going on unconsciously rather than simply dredging up the contents of the unconscious – so he is concerned not with what is concealed but with the strategies of concealment”. So states Ian Parker in his reconsideration of the writings of Freud. This entertaining and thought-provoking account of the writings of Freud has generously been made available for download from the Group Analysis North website. This lecture was given on 17 October 2008 and is part of the Friday Seminar series which is linked to the IGA training in Group Analysis in Manchester. The copyright of this material remains with Professor Parker. Podcasts Fri, 17 Oct 2008 19:00:00 GMT Administrator @ groupanalysisnorth No GAN Podcast Two - October 2008 “Reading Freud” by Professor Ian Parker (Manchester Metropolitan University). “Freud isn’t concerned with making the unconscious conscious. He is concerned with giving us a better understanding of what is going on unconsciously rather than simply dredging up the contents of the unconscious – so he is concerned not with what is concealed but with the strategies of concealment”. So states Ian Parker in his reconsideration of the writings of Freud. This entertaining and thought-provoking account of the writings of Freud has generously been made available for download from the Group Analysis North website. This lecture was given on 17 October 2008 and is part of the Friday Seminar series which is linked to the IGA training in Group Analysis in Manchester. The copyright of this material remains with Professor Parker. 01:12:43 Education podcast, podcasting, podcaster, group, analysis, north http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/NickBarwick(FridaySeminar).mp3 http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/NickBarwick(FridaySeminar).mp3 An interview with Nick Barwick by Antony Froggett. The Psychodynamics of Writing: Mad Desire and Feverish Melancholy. Podcasts Sun, 26 Jan 2009 19:00:00 GMT Administrator @ groupanalysisnorth No GAN Podcast Three - January 2009 An interview with Nick Barwick by Antony Froggett. The Psychodynamics of Writing: Mad Desire and Feverish Melancholy. 00:15:45 Education podcast, podcasting, podcaster, group, analysis, north http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/PsychodynamicsOfWriting(N.Barwick).mp3 http://www.groupanalysisnorth.com/podcasts/PsychodynamicsOfWriting(N.Barwick).mp3 “The Psychodynamics of Writing: Mad Desire and Feverish Melancholy” by Nick Barwick. At the heart of the institutional educational process is writing. Almost as common as the task is the anxiety... In this two hour recording, Nick Barwick presents a theoretical and personal account of the internal and group processes that influence our feelings about writing. This lively and engaging seminar included participants having an experience of writing and reflecting upon this in a group discussion. Nick Barwick is a qualified teacher, counsellor and group analyst. Much of his clinical work is with actors, writers and musicians. He has a special interest in “writer’s block” and performance inhibition. He is the managing editor of the journal Psychodynamic Practice. This is an audio recording of the Friday Seminar presented at Manchester Metropolitan University on 13th February 2009. The copyright of this material remains with Nick Barwick. Podcasts Fri, 13 Feb 2009 19:00:00 GMT Administrator @ groupanalysisnorth No GAN Podcast Four - February 2009 “The Psychodynamics of Writing: Mad Desire and Feverish Melancholy” by Nick Barwick. At the heart of the institutional educational process is writing. Almost as common as the task is the anxiety... In this two hour recording, Nick Barwick presents a theoretical and personal account of the internal and group processes that influence our feelings about writing. This lively and engaging seminar included participants having an experience of writing and reflecting upon this in a group discussion. Nick Barwick is a qualified teacher, counsellor and group analyst. Much of his clinical work is with actors, writers and musicians. He has a special interest in “writer’s block” and performance inhibition. He is the managing editor of the journal Psychodynamic Practice. This is an audio recording of the Friday Seminar presented at Manchester Metropolitan University on 13th February 2009. The copyright of this material remains with Nick Barwick. 01:58:23 Education podcast, podcasting, podcaster, group, analysis, north