\n<\/u>A Post from C.T.C. (Current Traumatic Corona)<\/p>\n
As the ebb and flow of the sea, so we have been in the world and as a Collective. The stormy years of Corona have instigated much relational psychoanalytic activity on Zoom, the internet and other cyber communication. And yet, there is a quietude that is enigmatic. As if a core aspect of our being and becoming is under attack and we need to lick our wounds alone.<\/p>\n
Similarly, the Collective has been both very active and dormant. We have touched upon Corona in society and within our IARPP society \u2013 including successfully urging a place for Zoom participation in our recent IARPP Conference (as listeners, though not as speakers) for those who were unable or unwilling to fly to Los Angeles; the horrors and heroism of the Ukrainian struggle; and the catastrophic implications of the US Supreme Court upending Roe v. Wade.<\/p>\n
We have not recently spoken of global warming (I fondly remember the colloquium on Searles and the non-human environment). There is so much. There is indeed too much. And we as a collective share and then try to garner new strengths. From where can we genuinely think anew while so much brutal unrest leaves us feeling we are alone?<\/p>\n
Please feel free to join the collective and add your voice \u2013 each of your voices make up the multiple selves of the IARPP.<\/p>\n
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Mitchel Becker, Ph.D.