Learning and Unlearning through the Clinical Encounter

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Francesca Hume worked for over 25 years at the Tavistock Clinic where she ran the Adult Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training (M1) for 14 years. She first trained as a clinical psychologist and is now a Training Analyst of the British Psychoanalytic Society. She supervises and teaches in the UK and abroad.

Helen Barker is a psychoanalyst with a background in psychiatry. She has worked at the Tavistock Clinic for 17 years.

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This book examines the learning process of becoming a psychoanalytic practitioner and presents training experiences at the Tavistock Clinic through the lens of both teachers and trainees.

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Part 1: Introduction.

01.On the Acquisition of Psychoanalytic Knowledge: Fostering Development and Learning from Experience.
Francesca Hume

Part 2: Learning and Unlearning

02.On Not Knowing.
Era Trieman

03.Up or Down; Life or Death.
Anne McKay

4. The Elephant Tied Up with String.
   Simon Shaw

05.There are Two in the Room.
Malika Verma

06.One Groove's Difference: On Unlearning Psychiatry.
Alan Baban

07.Becoming a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist: Learning and Unlearning, Identity and Citizenship.
Rachel Hodgins

08.Learning Through Supervision.
Francesca Hume

Part 3: Learning about the Transference and Countertransference

09.Not Just Any Old Bowl.
Michelle Washington

10. Should I stay or should I go?
    Thomas Hillen

11. The Shape of Things to Come.
    Viv Walkerdine

12. From Incorporation to Introjection and Mourning: Parallel processes in both Patient and trainee.
    Diane Turner

13. On being guided by the countertransference
    Carolyn Walker

Part 4: Learning through Clinical Challenges

14. A Death During the Pandemic.
    Louise Barnard

15. When the Worst Thing Happened.
    Susan Baldock

16. The Impact of the Therapist's Pregnancy in a Training Case.
    Avgoustina Almyroudi

17. I would prefer not to A Man in Terror of His Own Mind.
    Devayani Shevade

18. The Ghost Ship: A Reflection on Working in the Tavistock Clinic during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
    Alan Baban

19. Lost in the Dark: My First M1 Patient & Working on the Telephone.
    Denise Hurst Hastings

Part 5: Diversity

20. Thinking about Sexual Diversity in Psychoanalytic Training.
    Poul Rohleder

21. Hiding in Plain Sight: A personal experience of being black on the M1 training.
    Diane Turner

22. On my diversity and my M1 training.
    Reziya Harrison

Part 6: Conclusions

23. A changing NHS and threats to the integrity of the M1 training: can we keep a culture of enquiry?
    Francesca Hume

24. Final Reflections.
    Francesca Hume