MODELS OF THE MIND

A Seminar on the Major Psychodynamic Views of the Psyche

Presented by Adam Crabtree

There is so much that we think, feel, and do that does not make sense simply in terms of our conscious thoughts and intentions.  What must the human psyche be like if we are to account for our experiences?  There have been many attempts to explain the psyche through psychodynamic models that posit a hidden world of mental activity.   Each model might be judged in terms of how well it addresses the wide range of human experience.  In this seminar I examine seven of the major models that have been proposed and present my model, which has been influenced by all of them.  

Morning: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

	The Huna Three-Self Model
	Puységur’s Magnetic-Sleep Model
	Du Prel’s Transcendental-Self Model
	Janet’s Multiple-Consciousness Model
	Myers’s Subliminal-Self Model
	Freud’s Dynamic-Unconscious Model
	Jung’s Collective-Unconscious Model

Afternoon:	2:00 pm - 4:30 pm

	Crabtree’s Ultimate-Self Model

Date: Saturday February 10, 2001
Location: The Centre, 316 Dupont Street (Dupont Subway Stop)

Cost: $90.00

To Register Call:   Adam Crabtree at 416-920-9837

A forty-page workbook containing diagrams and notes will be given to all registrants.  They can pick them up at the reception desk at 316 Dupont Street after February 1, 2001.