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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'><p abp="9561"><br abp="9562"> </p><div abp="9563">> From: stuart.n.clarke@btinternet.com<br abp="9564">> Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2015 10:44:21 +0000<br abp="9565">> Subject: Message from the VWSGB<br abp="9566">> <br abp="9567">> FREUD MUSEUM<br abp="9568">> http://freud.org.uk/events/76104/psychotherapy-and-biography-unnatural-bedfellows<br abp="9569">> <br abp="9570">> 20 November 2015<br abp="9571">> 7pm - 9.30pm<br abp="9572">> <br abp="9573">> “Psychotherapy and Biography: Unnatural Bedfellows?”<br abp="9574">> A joint event between the Freud Museum London and the British Psychotherapy <br abp="9575">> Foundation (BPF)<br abp="9576">> <br abp="9577">> What is a successful biography? How can inner lives of others be <br abp="9578">> satisfactorily explored and explained? Join a panel of writers looking at <br abp="9579">> the fascinating process of writing biography using psychoanalytic thinking <br abp="9580">> to understand psychoanalysts. Three authors, two of them psychotherapists, <br abp="9581">> will discuss with professional biographer Frances Spalding the differences <br abp="9582">> between analysis and writing biography, both practices which try to make <br abp="9583">> sense of individual lives.<br abp="9584">> <br abp="9585">> The discussion will be chaired by Frances Spalding, who has written <br abp="9586">> acclaimed biographies of Virginia Woolf, Stevie Smith, Vanessa Bell, Duncan <br abp="9587">> Grant and Gwen Raverat, among others. The speakers and their subjects are <br abp="9588">> Marion Bower on Joan Riviere, Dee McQuillan on James Strachey, and Emma <br abp="9589">> Letley on Marion Milner.<br abp="9590"></div> </div></body>
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