London Society of the New Lacanian School Information

The London Society (LS) is an affiliated Society of the New Lacanian School (NLS). The NLS was created within the World Association of Psychoanalysis (WAP), and registered under the loi de1901 in Paris in 2003. The objectives of the LS are: the realisation of the aims of the WorldAssociation of Psychoanalysis in the United Kingdom, i.e. to promote psychoanalysis in conformity with the orientation given by Jacques Lacan to the field opened by Freud. the creation of working links with other affiliated societies in Europe. The LS supports transference to work of those who, whether they are members or not, show their desire to know about psychoanalysis. As an organ of the New Lacanian School, the London Society is a place of formation of psychoanalysts. Article 1 - Name, duration and domicile The London Society of the New Lacanian School is an unincorporated not-for-profit organisation created within the NLS, itself a School of the WAP. Being an affiliated Society of the NLS, the LS is governed by the Executive Committee of the NLS. The administration of the Society is based in London. Its seat is at 6 St Martin's Court, Ullswater Road, London SE27 OAN. The duration of the LS is unlimited. Article 2 - Aims The aims of the LS are to promote the elaboration and transmission of psychoanalysis in the UK in conformity with the aims of the WAP. The LSworks in the following ways: seminars, workshops, conferences, working groups (cartels), teaching, publications, electronic lists, etc. Article 3 - Membership Becoming a member of the LS implies an involvement in the work of the Society and a demonstration of transference to work and to the School. A demand for becoming a member of the LS is a process that takes its beginning in the demand made to the Bureau who is supposed to respond to it. Becoming a member of the LS is a process that includes 2 encounters, one with a member of the Bureau of the LS and one with a member of the NLS Executive Committee. Members of the LS can be nominated as members of the NLS. They are ...