HOTELS

Adlon, Unter den Linden 77, 10117 Berlinhttps://www.kempinski.comPhone: +49-(0)-30-22 61 111SR 250 €, DR 280 € / Booking until 2.1.2020,keyword „100 years“

Adina Apartment Hotel Berlin MittePlatz vor dem Neuen Tor 6, 10115 Berlinwww.adinahotels.com/de/apartments/berlin-mitte/Phone: +49-(0)30-20 00 320SR 105-145 €, DR 117-157 €, Breakfast incl. / Booking until 9.1.2020, keyword „100 years“

Hotel Albrechtshof, Albrechtstraße 8, 10117 Berlinwww.hotel-albrechtshof.deSR 99 €, DR 121 €, Breakfast incl. / Booking per email until 8.1.2020, keyword „100 years“

Hotel Allegra, Albrechtstraße 17, 10117 Berlinwww.hotel-allegra.deSR 99 €, DR 121 €, Breakfast incl. / Booking per email until 8.1.2020, keyword „100 years“

Hotel Augustinenhof, Auguststraße 82, 10117 Berlinwww.hotel-augustinenhof.deSR 99 €, DR 121 €, Breakfast incl. / Booking per email until 8.1.2020, keyword „100 years“

Hotel Dietrich-Bonhoeffer-Haus, Zieglerstraße 30,10117 BerlinPhone: +49-(0)30-28 46 70www.hotel-dietrich-bonhoeffer.deSR 94 €, DR 134 €, Breakfast incl. / Booking until 27.12.2019, keyword „100 years“

ORGANIZATIONAL INFORMATION

Conference venueLangenbeck-Virchow-Haus 10117 Berlin-Mitte, Luisenstraße 58-59

Login and registrationDPV e.V., Koernerstraße 12, 10785 BerlinPhone: +49 (0) 30 26 36 97 99Contact: Mrs Baranowski

Online-booking / Keywordhttps://www.dpv-psa.de100 Years of Psychoanalytic Training (1920-2020)

Conference feesEarly bird Fee Deadline December 14, 2019Members/Guests: 150,-€ Candidates/Students: 100,-€Late Fee: 170,-€ / 120,-€

PaymentDeutsche Apotheker- und Ärztebank BerlinIBAN: DE90 3006 0601 0005 492521BIC: (Swift-Code): DAAEDEDDXX

CertificationApplied for at the Psychotherapeutenkammer Berlin

Conference languageSpeakers will present in their national languages. Transla-tions in English and German will be made available on site. Discussion in English.

Organizing CommitteeValérie Bouville (DPV), Ludger M. Hermanns (IPA), Orna Ophir (IPA), Cornelia Wagner (DPG)

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PROGRAM

Saturday, February 8, 2020

09:00 Opening with Valérie Bouville (DPV), Klaus Grabska (DPG) and Ludger M. Hermanns (History Committee IPA)

09:30 The Old Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute – its Structure and Practice incl. Eitingon’s Model of Training Michael Schröter, Berlin

10:15 Plenary Discussion

10:30 Coffee break

11:00 History of Psychoanalytic Training in Austria Thomas Aichhorn, Vienna

11:30 History of Psychoanalytic Training in the UK Denis Flynn, London

12:00 History of Psychoanalytic Training in France Christian Seulin, Lyon

12:30 Plenary Discussion

13:00 – Lunch break14:30

14:30 History of Psychoanalytic Training in the US Orna Ophir, New York

15:00 History of Psychoanalytic Training in Latin America Marcela Bouteiller, Buenos Aires

15:30 Further Development in Germany Ingo Focke, Stuttgart

16:00 Plenary Discussion

16:30 Coffee break

17:00 – Panel about the comparative history of 18.30 training systems - Cornelia Wagner, Berlin as moderator with the presenters - the last 30 min open for plenary discussion

19:00 Chamber Concert with the NOGA-Quartet, Berlin G. Ligeti, String Quartet No. 1 “Métamorphoses Nocturnes” and J. Haydn String Quartet, Op. 33 No. 3. Fees: 25 € per person

21:00 – Private invitations for dinner at homes open of Berlin colleagues

Sunday, February 9, 2020

09:00 – The three columns of psychoanalytic training: 11:00 history and state of the art Moderation: Ludger M. Hermanns, Berlin 09:00 Training Analysis Eike Hinze, Berlin

09:30 Supervision Gisela Zemsch, Nuernberg

10:00 Theoretical Instruction Eva Schmid-Gloor, Zuerich

10:30 Plenary Discussion

11:00 Coffee break

11:30 – Panel with Serge Frisch, Luxemburg, 13:30 Angelika Staehle, Darmstadt and Artur Sousa (Lisbon) for IPSO Moderation: Heribert Blass, Duesseldorf. In the second part open for plenary discussion

13:30 – Concluding remarks by the organizing partners:14:00 IPA, DPG and DPV

Pre and Post Congress Cultural Activities

Friday, February 7, 202015:00 – 18:00 Following the path of Freud in Berlin, in the Charité University Hospital, into the Archives of A. Zweig’s Correspondence with S. Freud and M. Eitingon and in movies about Psychoanalysis in past and present on our way to a Freud Museum Berlin.A historical workshop with Heike Bernhardt, Ludger M. Hermanns, Maren Horn, Uwe Kaminsky and Regine Lockot. Meeting Point: Akademie der Künste (Archiv), Robert-Koch-Platz 10, 10115 Berlin-Mitte. Fees: 10 € per person19:00 28th Karl-Abraham-Lecture of the Berlin Psycho-analytic Institute by Ulrike May, Berlin: “We look more deeply than Freud”. The transmission of oral and anal ag-gression from Berlin to London in 1920 to 1925.Reception by the Karl-Abraham-Institute afterwards.Kaiserin Friedrich-Haus, 10115 Berlin-Mitte, Robert-Koch-Platz 7

Sunday, February 9, 202015:00 – 18:00 Guided bus tour on the traces of Psycho-analysis with Regine Lockot. Meeting Point in front of the Langenbeck-Virchow-Haus. Fees: 30 € per person15:30 – 17:30 The Berlinische Galerie presents art cre-ated in Berlin dating from 1870 to today. Its outstanding collections include works of expressionism, Dada Berlin, Bauhaus, Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) and the Eastern European avant-garde with a focus on the 1920s.Guided tours will be offered in English and in German.Fees: 14 € per person15:30 - 17:00 The presentation of the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg focuses on the art of Surrealism. The tour provides an insight into the visual worlds, visions and techniques of artists such as Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst or René Magritte and gives references to historical models of surrealistic art. Guided tours will be offered in German and English. Fees: 10 € per person

18:30 – 20:30 “Secrets of a Soul”. Movie by G.W. Pabst (1926). Introduction by Herbert Kley, Berlin.Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute (Karl-Abraham-Institute), 10785 Berlin-Mitte, Koernerstraße 11