|
 |
| |
|
MSc in Theoretical Psychoanalytic StudiesResources General Information Contact: Programme information such as changes to the timetable will be circulated via email and it is vital that all students regularly check their email accounts. Information such as handouts will be distributed via the student pigeonholes located in Room 539. Students should check their pigeon holes frequently, and periodically consult the notice board for details of forthcoming events and conferences, and general announcements Student Handbook Essential Texts The student photocopier is situated in the Sub-department Photocopy Room on the 4th Floor and a 200 unit copy card costs £10. Further cards may be purchased from the MSc Programme Administrator in Room 539. In addition, there is a fairly extensive library belonging to the Psychoanalysis Unit staff, from which students may borrow books and journals for photocopying by arrangement with the MSc Programme Administrator. The Psychoanalysis Unit also has a CD-ROM produced by Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing , which stores all psychoanalytic journal articles up to 2002, which is available for students to use within the department (Room 535) and which will be extremely useful for essay and dissertation research. UCL The UCL Library's online catalogue is called eUCLid and can be used to search book location and availability. The library website also has access to Electronic journals , including some of the latest editions of the International Journal of Psycho-Analysis. PsycInfo may be used through the UCL network, either from a Computer Cluster Room or the UCL library. University of London Students wishing to use the Institute library need the keypad entry code for the building (this will be given to students at the start of the programme). This code should be kept confidential, and a student should let nobody else into the building. It is very important that students bear in mind that the library is housed in a building where psychoanalytic clinical work and professional meetings are taking place, so that quiet and considerate behaviour is expected. The library staff may be able to help with straightforward questions, but this (like access to the library in general) is granted as a favour to the programme, and should be appreciated as such. For instance, please do not ask staff to do searches or copying for you, their time is already fully occupied, and they have other tasks in addition to library duties. Other useful links: Within the department There is a student computer and printer in Room 535 in the department. It can be used for internet access and word processing and also has a copy of the PEP CD Rom archive available for psychoanalytic research. Cluster Rooms UCL's Information Systems (IS) offers computing facilities to all students and manages 16 'cluster' rooms at various locations throughout the campus. Click here for a location map . There is a computer cluster room (Room 120) on the 1st floor of 1-19 Torrington Place . To use these computer services you must register with IS to obtain a User ID and this can be done either when you enrol or at the IS Helpdesk located in the basement of 136 Gower Street ( Language School , basement level). Because computing resources are in constant demand, IS operates a workstation-booking scheme and advises you to book in advance using the on-line booking system located in each of the cluster rooms. Use of E-mail Within the department Professor Fonagy and the unit coordinators can also be consulted if students wish, this should be arranged through the personal tutor in the first instance. Dissertation supervisors will also give some tutoring with the area of the dissertation, but their time is limited to approximately 3-4 meetings. The Graduate School UCL Disability Services The Dyslexia Assessment and Support Centre Potential sources of personal therapy for students The London Clinic of the Institute of Psychoanalysis (attached to the Institute of Psychoanalysis ) Byron House The British Association of Psychotherapists Mrs Judith Lawrence (Secretary) Have a clinical service and will organise an assessment and psychotherapy. There is also a Reduced Fee Scheme providing 3 times a week psychotherapy, usually with a student. A commitment of a minimum of two years is required. The Brandon Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy for Young People 26 Prince of Wales Road Provide a psychotherapy/counselling service once weekly for ages 12-25. People are asked to make a contribution if they can afford it. The C.J. Jung Clinic of the Society of Analytical Psychology 1 Daleham Gardens Offer a full analysis mainly with students 4 times a week for at least 2 years. There is a sliding scale for payment of fees. The Camden Psychotherapy Unit Times: Administrator available Mon-Thu 10.00-14.00, visits by appointment only. The Institute of Group Analysis 1 Daleham Gardens Will provide a list of members through which group therapy can be organised. The Lincoln Centre and Institute for Psychotherapy 19 Abbeville Mews Have a clinical service offering a consultation and therapy. They also have a low fee scheme which is for 3 times a week psychotherapy for at least 2 years. This may be with a student. The London Centre for Psychotherapy 32 Leighton Road Offers a training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy leading to British Confederation of Psychotherapists registration. The Clinic offers psychotherapy and has a reduced fee scheme where fees are appropriate. Short-term therapy is available for example for students in the country for one year only. Contact the Clinic Secretary. The Westminster Pastoral Foundation Intake Department Offer a clinical service for counselling, usually once a week. They also offer a low fee scheme where counselling is with students and there is a sliding scale for payment. Young adults under 25 should contact the Chelsea Pastoral Foundation (020 7351-0839) Cognitive Analytic Therapy CAT Administrator Will supply a list of CAT therapists working privately. This page last modified 2 October, 2009 by Sophie Bennett |
|
|
+44 (0)20 7679 1943 - Copyright © 1999-2005 UCL