To book a seat, please email the office – info@enfieldcounselling.co.uk with your choice of film and date, and make the £35 payment (per film)
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Nothing Personal explores the limits of solitude. The human need for emotional and physical contact – and the fear of its responsibilities and costs. Isn’t this what we all experience in therapy?
To book a seat, please email the office – info@enfieldcounselling.co.uk with your choice of film and date, and make the £35 payment (per film)
More details below
To book a seat, please email the office – info@enfieldcounselling.co.uk with your choice of film and date, and make the £35 payment (per film)
More details below
Apu is in his early twenties, out of college, and hoping to live as a writer. Alongside his professional ambitions, the film charts his romantic awakening, which occurs as the result of a most unlikely turn of events, and his eventual, fraught fatherhood. This, the final chapter in Ray’s Apu trilogy, takes us firmly Beyond The Pleasure Principle.
A young woman uncovers her past. A controversial film, set in Stalinist Poland, Ida is a study in memory, guilt and identity. It is also a prize-winning film of remarkable beauty.
To book a seat, please email the office – info@enfieldcounselling.co.uk with your choice of film and date, and make the £35 payment (per film) to the following account –
CAF BANK
Account no: 00009093
Sort Code: 40-52-40
Exploration of adolescence, addiction and co-dependency.
Liz is a Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist with over 30 years of experience. She specialises in addictions.
To add your name to the list please email the office at info@enfieldcounselling.co.uk with your choice of film and date, followed by the £35 payment (per film) to the following account:
Please use your name and date of film, as reference for payment.
About Psychoanalytical Film Club
You’ll have the opportunity to watch a film specifically chosen by an experienced Presenter, who will introduce the film and share some ideas and thoughts. This will be followed by a group discussion on the Psychoanalytic underpinnings of the film. With this taking place in our training centre, you are welcome to bring some snacks and drink to enjoy.
You can attend as many showings as you wish to, with each costing £35.
This is open to trainees and qualified Counsellors/Psychotherapists, as well as friends and family who also share an enjoyment for analysing films!
We look forward to you joining us on this new venture and hope you enjoy taking part.
Click the link below to see how to book including dates and films available: