Learning to See: What Infant Observation Teaches Us About Being Human
In an infant observation, you begin to notice how early relationships form, and how your own feelings are stirred in response. It’s one of the most profound ways to learn about human development, early communication before there are words, and the beginnings of the mind.
Team spirit and the unconscious: a psychoanalytic look at the Ryder Cup
By Lawrence Suss
Retired AGIP psychoanalyst Lawrence Suss offers a fresh, thought-provoking reflection on the Ryder Cup, exploring how culture, teamwork, and unconscious dynamics shape the game, and what it reveals about individuality and collective life.
Letter to my pre-training self
By Ben White
In his candid, generous, open letter to his pre-training self, Ben reflects on what it means to change direction mid-life – wanting to move on from a successful corporate career towards something more essentially human, purposeful, and alive.
He writes about the pull to understand why people feel and act as they do, the courage it takes to start over, and the discovery of a training community that values curiosity, individuality, and depth.
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