Please note: The conference is now Sold Out

To see if any additional places have become available please contact Mary Block, the conference administrator, on kleintrust@aol.com

 

Saturday Conference only, to include lunch and Reception     £120    (Students £60)

Saturday Conference AND Sunday Clinical Seminar               £180    (Students £90)

 

LATE REGISTRATION (after 15 May 2010)

Saturday Conference only, to include lunch and Reception    £150    (Students £75)

Saturday conference AND Sunday Clinical Seminar               £210    (Students £105)

 

Cancellations before 31 December 2009: 75% of the registration fee will be refunded.

Cancellations between 1 January - 30 April 2010: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.

Cancellations after 1 May 2010: no refund.

 

 

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The Melanie Klein Trust Conference Series has been established to take place every two years on contemporary themes developed by Kleinian Analysts.
 



Previous topics in the Conference Series have been:
 
In 2000, on the work of Herbert Rosenfeld with John Steiner as the conference chair. It had major papers by Edna O’Shaughnessy, Ron Britton and Riccardo Steiner with discussions by Michael Feldman and Hanna Segal. A book based on the conference was edited by John Steiner, Rosenfeld in Retrospect.
 
In 2002 the conference was chaired by Edna O’Shaughnessy. It dealt with Uncertainty. Papers were given by Michael Feldman, Irma Brenman Pick and Ignès Sodre.
 
In 2004 the conference was chaired by Patricia Daniel on,  Bad Objects and What We Do With Them. Papers were by Erika Bard, Claire Cripwell Cyril Couve with discussions by Michael Feldman, Ron Britton and John Steiner.
 
In 2006 the conference theme was Problems with 'Good Objects', with papers by Matthew Patrick and Gigliola Fornari-Spoto.
 
The 2008 conference was held in honour of Dr Hanna Segal's 90th birthday. The title was  Working with Phantasy. As in previous conferences, clinical seminars led by senior London analysts were offered on Sunday morning. John Steiner and Gigliola Fornari-Spoto were Conference Organisers.

 

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