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  • Lars and the Real Girl (2007)

    LARS AND THE REAL GIRL: A Story of Loss, Latex and Love

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    SPSI on Madison 4020 E Madison St, #230, Seattle, WA
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    The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents a screening of the film, Lars and the Real Girl. This will be followed by a panel discussion with Rebecca Meredith, MA, and Liz Ulrich, LICSW, who will explore the concepts of grief and sadness, and how we replace our lost objects, when mourning is incomplete. Sue Radant, PhD, …

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  • GUYS & DOLLS: Intimacy in the Technological Era

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    Wisteria Hall, Washington Park Arboretum 2300 Arboretum Drive E, Seattle, WA, United States
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    The Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute presents GUYS & DOLLS: Intimacy in the Technological Era with Danielle Knafo, PhD Friday October 18th & Saturday 19th, 2019 Click here to download the event brochure to register by mail. What is it that makes a doll the ideal woman in a man’s eyes? Why would a man prefer a doll …

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    Free – $115.00

  • SPSI Analytic Training Open House

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    SPSI on Madison 4020 E Madison St, #230, Seattle, WA
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    SPSI is holding an open house on Saturday, November 16, 2019, from 10:00am to Noon at 4020 East Madison Street, Suite 230. Please come to hear more about the Adult and Child Psychoanalytic Training Programs at SPSI, and to meet our faculty and clinical associates. RSVP is optional; feel free to drop in! Our next cohort …

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  • Film Screening: NANA

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    SPSI on Madison 4020 E Madison St, #230, Seattle, WA
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    Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute presents Intergenerational Trauma: A Layering of Many Voices. Can the Transmission of Trauma be Disrupted? The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents a screening of the documentary film, Nana, the story of an Auschwitz survivor, Josef Mengele’s translator, who spent her life fighting intolerance. This will be followed by a panel—Sue …

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  • iCAPP Program Open House

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    The Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute invites you to learn about our unique new two-year psychoanalytic psychotherapy program: the integrated Child and Adult Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (iCAPP) Program. Our Open House will be held via Zoom teleconference As a way to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, SPSI has temporarily moved to teleconferencing …

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  • Speaking About Race: The unconscious roots of structural racism and becoming anti-racist

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    SPSI is pleased to announce that on January 23, 2021, from 9am-12:30pm, our institute will co-sponsor—along with NPSI, COR and The Alliance—a presentation entitled “Speaking About Race: The unconscious roots of structural racism and becoming anti-racist,” with Zachary Green, PhD. Integrating ideas from Melanie Klein’s conceptualization of primitive splitting, Wilfred Bion’s work with groups, and Frantz …

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  • SPSI Art Salon Presentation: Alice Neel Documentary

    SPSI on Madison 4020 E Madison St, #230, Seattle, WA
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    This event starts at 6:30pm Pacific Time. The link to join the event will be available on this page 15 minutes prior to start time. Thank you for attending this screening! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8sPFpXakI0 The SPSI Art Salon Committee presents a trilogy of film screenings: "The Impact on the Psyche of Not Belonging: The Recognition and Non-Recognition …

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  • SPSI Open House

    SPSI on Madison 4020 E Madison St, #230, Seattle, WA
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    For decades we have been holding this event in order to interest and inform possible applicants for training.  We have been fortunate in attracting many good people who have gone on to become psychoanalysts and members of our faculty.  A new class starts every other September and, traditionally, this event has been the previous November …

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