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Ist - Annual Psychoanalytical Conference 2013 ‘Psychoanalysis, Culture and Religion’

Invitation for

Ist - Annual Psychoanalytical Conference 2013 
‘Psychoanalysis, Culture and Religion’ 

By
Psychoanalytical Unit, Department of Mental Health & Behavioural 
Sciences-Fortis Healthcare 
in association with 
 School of Human Studies, Ambedkar University, Delhi 

The Psychoanalytical Unit (Department of Mental Health & Behavioural Sciences-
Fortis Healthcare) in association with the School of Human Studies (Ambedkar
University- Delhi) are pleased to announce the first annual psychoanalytical
conference in Delhi. The conference will be open for psychoanalysts and
psychoanalytic affiliates (registered with either the Indian Psychoanalytic
Society or the International Psychoanalytical Association or one of it’s member
societies), psychoanalytical psychotherapists, psychoanalytical teachers and
students of psychoanalysis.
The theme of this year’s conference will be “Psychoanalysis, Culture and
Religion”.


Registration
Participants are required to pre-register for the conference by sending the filled
out  registration form to psychoanalysis@fortishealthcare.com . There
will be a registration fees, to be paid in cash at the venue of Rs.1400/- for all
except invited speakers, MPhil students can pay Rs. 800/-. This will include lunch
and teas on both the days. Please carry a print out of the registration
confirmation with you on the day of the conference.

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