[EN] 9.1 Wilfred Bion and the Art of Not-Knowing | Course Summary and Closing Reflections

[EN] 8.5 Wilfred Bion – The Development of Thinking | No-Thing, Mentalisation & Intellectualisation

[EN] 8.4 Wilfred Bion – The Use of Concepts | No-Thing, Learning, and the Risk of False Certainty

[EN] 8.3 Wilfred Bion – No-Thing in Everyday Life | Frustration, Learning, Judgment & Mindfulness

[EN] 8.2 Wilfred Bion and the Concept of No-Thing | The Intermediate State That Allows Becoming

[EN] 8.1 Wilfred Bion — The No-Thing: Two Kinds of Zero, Creativity vs. Psychic Collapse

[EN] 7.5 Wilfred Bion — Caesura Explained: The Main Ideas from His Most Radical Paper

[EN] 7.4 W.R. Bion — The Wide-Open Mind in Caesura: What It Feels Like to Think Without Collapsing

[EN] 7.3 Wilfred Bion — Caesura in Clinical Practice: How Not-Knowing Prevents Therapeutic Collapse

[EN] 7.2 Wilfred Bion — Caesura: The Challenge of Sustaining Paradox Without Collapse

[EN] 7.1 Wilfred Bion — Caesura: Interruption, Continuity, and the Space Between

[EN] 6.5 Dr. Michael Eigen — Impact, Mindfulness, and Rehabilitation of Psyche: A Clinical Summary

[EN] 6.4 Dr. Michael Eigen — Impact and Therapeutic Work: Depth Charges, and Primary Processing

[EN] 6.3 Dr. Michael Eigen — Impact and Shock: When Undigested Trauma Enters the Therapeutic Field

[EN] 6.2 Dr. Eigen — Consent to Be Impacted: Self-to-Self impact as the Core of Clinical Work

[EN] 6.1 Michael Eigen & the Concept of Impact — Self-to-Self Contact in Depth Psychoanalysis

[EN] 5.5 Jacob’s Dream: Dreaming as Vertical Transformation — Bion & Spiritual Depth Psychology

[EN] 5.4 Dreaming & The Great Chain of Being: Bion, Ogden & Ken Wilber on Meaning, Spirit and Psyche

[EN] 5.3 Bion, Dreaming & Envisioning: How Being Seen Brings the Self Into Existence

[EN] 5.2 Bion on Dreaming, Alpha Function & Reverie: Building the Mind

[EN] 5.1 Bion & Ogden on Dreaming: Depth Processing, Reverie and Feeling Real in Psychoanalysis

[EN] 4.7 Bion & Britton: Container–Contained and the Art of Not-Knowing in Clinical Practice

[EN] 4.6 Britton — Knowing and Communicating: Opacity, Containment & Violence in Psychoanalysis

[ES] Resumen del curso – Bion, lo desconocido y el arte clínico de pensar sin memoria ni deseo

[ES] 8.5 Bion – Mentalización vs. intelectualización y el desarrollo del pensamiento

[ES] 8.4 Bion – Cómo usar los conceptos sin colapsar en “algo” o en “nada”

[ES] 8.3 Bion – Ejemplos cotidianos de “lo que no es algo” y tolerancia a lo desconocido

[ES] 8.2 Bion – No-Thing: El estado intermedio y el surgimiento creativo

[ES] 8.1 Bion – “Lo que no es algo”: Dos tipos de cero, vacío psíquico y creatividad

[ES] 7.5 Bion – Ideas centrales de “Cesura”: Entre lo infinito y lo verbal

[ES] 7.4 Bion – La mente boquiabierta: Pausa creativa y pensar que acontece

[ES] 7.3 Bion – Ilustración clínica: Tentación del colapso y surgimiento de una tercera vía

[ES] 7.2 Bion – Cesura y la tentación del colapso: Tensión y creatividad terapéutica

[ES] 7.1 Bion – Cesura: Interrupción, continuidad y paradoja clínica

[ES] 6.5 Mindfulness, psicoanálisis e impacto: Movimiento, daño y rehabilitación mental

[ES] 6.4 Eigen – Impacto terapéutico: Hundimiento, procesamiento y trabajo profundo

[ES] 6.3 Eigen – Clínica contemporánea: Impacto, shock y transformación

[ES] 6.2 Eigen – Consentimiento de ser tocado por la esencia del otro

[ES] 6.1 Eigen – Impacto psíquico y clínica del movimiento interior

[ES] 5.5 Bion – El sueño de Jacobo: Tradición bíblica, existencia y transformación

[ES] 5.4 Bion y Wilber – La gran cadena del ser y el arte de soñar hacia la realidad

[ES] 5.3 Bion – Testimonio, visión y procesos interpersonales: Soñar al otro hacia la existencia

[ES] 5.2 Bion – Función alfa, reverie y la arquitectura psíquica (Ogden y Bion)

[ES] 5.1 Bion – El acto de soñar: Procesamiento profundo, Ogden, Eigen y existencia psíquica

[ES] 4.7 Bion – Continente/contenido y el arte clínico de no-saber

[ES] 4.6 Britton – Conocimiento, comunicación y fallas de contención

[EN] 4.5 Britton: Alpha Function Failure — Somatisation, Acting Out, and Hallucination

[EN] 4.4 Britton: Container Fails-Suffocation, Explosion, and the Claustrophobic–Agoraphobic Dilemma

[EN} 4.3 Britton: Sanctuary and Meaning — External and Internal Containment

[ES] 4.5 Britton – Fallas de función alfa: Somatización, acting-out y alucinación

[ES] 4.4 Britton – Cuando el continente sofoca o el contenido explota

[ES] 4.3 Britton – Santuario, significado y la doble contención

[EN] 4.2 Bion: How Interaction Creates Meaning — Container & Contained

[EN] 4.1 Bion: Container–Contained & the Development of Thinking

[ES] 4.2 Bion – Interacción contenedor-contenido y la creación de significado

[ES] 4.1 Bion – Continente y contenido: Cómo se desarrolla el aparato de pensar

[EN] 3.6 Bion on Frustration and the Birth of Thought - A Paragraph from Learning from Experience

[EN] 3.5 Bion: Equations in F and H — Frustration, Hallucinosis, and Mental Growth

[EN] 3.4 The Ability To Tolerate Frustration - Bion: Projective Identification and Nameless Dread

[ES] 3.6 Bion – Tolerancia a la frustración en Aprender de la experiencia