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Sorry Polly, Women’s Law Still Touches Me

September 7, 2020 Allan

I will be presenting this paper, Sorry Polly, Women’s Law Still Touches Me, as part of the Two Way Learning Webinar Series offered by Australian Institute for Psychoanalysis.

The title of my paper centres on an incident where I became ill after inadvertently watching a sacred woman’s dance. I was then healed by the women performing another dance. One result, captured by Polly’s comment, was that I was now immune from women’s Law, it could not touch me.

To the contrary, my experiences in Aboriginal Australia have touched me deeply. For nearly forty years, I have struggled with how these experiences sit with my western upbringing.

Referring to the work of Winnicott, Bion and Ogden, I explore the possibility of a communication between psychotherapy and Indigenous cosmology.

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Allan grew up at Belmont, on the shores of Lake Macquarie, near Newcastle, NSW, Australia. In his early twenties, he completed his Commerce Degree with a major in economics and was employed as a management trainee with the BHP Pty Ltd.

Allan decided he was not ready to settle into a career, particularly in the corporate world. It was a life changing moment.

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