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X-WR-CALNAME:2025 Wallerstein Lecture
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DESCRIPTION:On the Double Provenance of the Unconscious: Psychic Life at th
 e Intersection of the Individual and the Group\n\nPresented by this year's
  honoree:\nFrancisco J. González\, MD\nPersonal and Supervising Analyst 
 • Community Psychoanalysis Supervising Analyst • Faculty Member • Co
 -Director\, Community Psychoanalysis Track • Psychoanalytic Institute of
  Northern California\n\nFaculty Member • NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psy
 choanalysis\n\nDiscussants:\nOluwatosin Adebiyi\, MD\, MPH\nResident Physi
 cian • Psychiatry Residency Training Program • Dept. of Psychiatry and
  Behavioral Sciences • UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences\n\nAbout t
 he speaker:\nFrancisco J. González\, MD\, is a personal and supervising a
 nalyst\, community psychoanalysis supervising analyst\, and faculty member
  at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California (PINC)\, where he 
 also helped found and serves as co-director of the Community Psychoanalysi
 s Track. He is also a faculty member at the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Ps
 ychoanalysis.\n\nDr. González's teaching and writing focus on the articul
 ation of the social within individual and collective psychic life\, includ
 ing in the domains of gender\, sexuality\, racialized difference\, immigra
 tion\, film\, and groups\, and has been the recipient of the Symonds Priz
 e (2009)\, the APSA Ralph E. Roughton Paper Award (2017)\, and co-recipien
 t of the JAPA Award for the Best Published Paper (2019). He serves on the 
 editorial boards of Psychoanalytic Dialogues\, the Journal of the American
  Psychoanalytic Association\, and Parapraxis\, and served on the Holmes Co
 mmission on Racial Equality in American Psychoanalysis. He practices priva
 tely in San Francisco and Oakland and in the public domain at Instituto Fa
 miliar de la Raza in San Francisco.\n\n----------\n\nAbout the lectureship
  series:\nThe Robert S. Wallerstein\, MD Visiting Lecture in Psychoanalysi
 s and Psychotherapy is given annually in honor and remembrance of the late
  Professor Robert S. Wallerstein\, MD\, who served as chair of the UCSF De
 partment of Psychiatry from 1975-1985. The lecture series is focused on sh
 owcasing psychoanalytic knowledge and clinical expertise that influence ps
 ychiatry\, psychotherapy\, and psychoanalysis.\n\nThis program is approved
  for up to 3 AMA PRA Category 1™ CME/CE credits\, which are managed by t
 he San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis (SFCP). To receive credits\, yo
 u will need to complete a program evaluation\, which will be sent a week a
 fter the program ends. Completion of the evaluation is required to request
  credits. CME/CE credits are free for SFCP members and cost $45 for non-me
 mbers. Payment can be made when you complete the evaluation.\n\nLearning o
 bjectives:\nUpon completion of this activity\, the learners will be able t
 o:\n\nDescribe the definition of "belonging" in group terms according to t
 he theory of group analyst Rene KaesDescribe what is meant by the double p
 rovenance of the unconscious and give an exampleExplain how community psyc
 hoanalysis uses principles of conventional psychoanalysis such as unconsci
 ous process and counter/transference----------\n\nREGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
  TO ATTEND THIS EVENT.
GEO:37.763013;-122.389519
LOCATION:Pritzker Building\, Auditorium (PB-1150)
SUMMARY:2025 Wallerstein Lecture
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsf.edu/event/wallerstein2025
CATEGORIES:Awards & Celebrations
CATEGORIES:Research & Academia
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