Sign up now for a 14-day free trial and enjoy free content, exclusive events, and more at The Embody Lab: https://www.theembodylab.com/join-us?utm_campaign=free-trial&utm_medium=full-video&utm_source=youtube&utm_content=Trauma-Therapy-Movement-How-Action-Heals-the-Mind-Dr-Pat-Ogden&utm_term=organic-

The pandemic has not only amplified the ego’s visibility obligations—sitting at home, lonely and tired, trying to sprinkle energy on Zoom—but it has transformed the global capitalist order. How does this combination of fatigue and uncontrollable change affect our ability to desire?

Visit to Film and Television Studies Program at University of Vermont, Full talk title: “Hegel with Neuralink, Will our Immersion into Singularity Save Us from the Fall?”

We are often told that psychoanalysis is dead. Outdated scientifically, in that the Freudian model of the mind has been superseded by neurobiology; outdated clinically, where the talking cure has lost ground to drug treatment or behavioural therapy; outdated socially, where the idea that we are repressed by the norms of others is no longer stocked in today’s supermarket of free choices. But perhaps the moment of psychoanalysis has only just arrived.

Deutsches Haus, University of New York