Some scenarios of psychoanalytic transmission

Abstract

Starting from the stage as the place where an action or event takes place, five psychoanalytic scenes located in five different imaginary scenarios will be recounted. The objective is to stage the passage(s) of analysts in training or candidates for IPA adherent members, as
an aspect that accounts for a form of transmission of psychoanalysis.
We will work with a lens that will focus on the singularity of each process and another that will alternate with general shots. From working with colleagues, I was able to observe that this is a moment
in psychoanalytic training that is often silenced and that is usually delayed or postponed. In a mythical scene (proscenium stage) a relationship is made between the Greek myth of Odysseus and the development of the candidate during psychoanalytic training. In a Latin American scene (scenario with platform) the conclusions of a survey addressed to colleagues from different associations are reported. In an online scene a supervision and research experience carried out within the framework of virtual work between colleagues
from different psychoanalytic headquarters is recounted. In an intimate scene (circular scenario) a dream and personal experiences of analytical transformation are recounted. In an IPA scene (stage built or designed within a large pre-existing space). Some quotes are made from Virginia Ungar, Gladys Franco, Leonardo Francischelli,
Horacio Etchegoyen and Ernest Jones that deal with the history of psychoanalysis and the training of the analyst.