• David E. Scharff and Jill Savege Scharff – Empty Heart Disease in China and the West
• Huan Wang – Integrity or Integration: A Very Chinese Dilemma
• Elise Snyder – Psychoanalysis and China: Then and Now
• Hsuan-Ying Huang – Reading Online to Know Your Self

International online symposium. Held as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2022.

13.00pm  - 17.00pm, British Summer Time.

 

Coinciding with the UK Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 whose theme is ‘loneliness’, this special online symposium will explore the dynamics of inter-personal relationships and intimacies of daily life in modern China, as they develop against the breathless pace of the country’s socio-economic changes. Speakers with extensive clinical and research experience across the Chinese and Western cultures will discuss a range of topics pertaining to ‘inner revolutions’ and the current ‘psycho-fever’ in China: the relational intricacies of clinical encounters, the modern dilemmas of balancing collectivist values with Western influences, the rapidly changing role of technology in shaping personal connections and mental health services, and above all: the evolving nature of family and romantic relationships.

For more information visit the event webpage on the Freud Museum website > freud.org.uk 

 

All attendees will be sent a unique link to join the live event. The recording will be sent to all registrants 24 hours after the event, available to watch for 1 month. Please check the time difference if you are not in the same time zone as UK. Participants won’t be visible.