Psychoanalysis should be free!

Nicolas is a clinical Psychologist born in Chile. I obtained my masters and doctorate at UCL and the Anna Freud Centre in London. Research Fellow at University College London and Lecturer at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin. I am researcher at Open Door YPS in London and guest researcher at the Millennium Institute for Depression and Personality in Santiago, Chile.

Lisa is a trained psychologist who obtained her bachelor’s degree in clinical psychology at the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg. She is in the final phase of obtaining a master's degree in clinical psychology and is currently writing her thesis, which deals with recently declassified primary data from one of Freud’s most famous patients. Lisa originally comes from Sweden and plans to continue with psychoanalytic training and research after graduating.

Aleksandar Dimitrijević, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst. He works as a lecturer at the International Psychoanalytic University and in private practice in Berlin. He has given lectures, seminars, university courses, and conference presentations throughout Europe and in the US. He is the author of many conceptual and empirical papers about attachment theory and research, psychoanalytic education, psychoanalysis and the arts, some of which were translated into German, Hungarian, Italian, Slovenian, Spanish, and Turkish.

He has also edited or co-edited twelve books or special journal issues, the most recent of which, Silence and silencing in psychoanalysis (co-edited with Michael B. Buchholz, 2021) was shortlisted for the Gradiva award. His current project is From the abyss of loneliness to the bliss of solitude (co-edited with Michael B. Buchholz, Phoenix, 2022).

Jakob is a Jungian psychoanalyst with private practice in Berlin. His area of research lies in the intersection of psychoanalysis and faith and Jungian psychology and Christianity. He is the host of the podcast Psychology & The Cross and the co-founder of therapist platform It's Complicated .