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Ann Scott, Editor-in-Chief, BJP writes: We are delighted to announce the results in the Rozsika Parker Prize 2018 - the sixth year of the competition. Our congratulations to the authors. Certificates will be presented at the joint Freud Museum/BJP conference in November 2019.
STUDENT PATH
Winner:
ALEXIS TOMARKEN, 5th Year Candidate at New York University's Postdoctoral Program for Psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, ‘Life and work: unconscious entanglements’
POST-QUALIFICATION PATH
Joint Winners:
KATYA ORRELL, Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists, International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy, ‘Swansong: can hope survive an indeterminate prison sentence?’
GUY MILLON, Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, University of the West of England, Chartered Psychologist (BPS) ‘Metamorphosis, refuge and the gaze: non-binary shorelines’
Commendations:
TOBY INGHAM, Guild of Psychotherapists and Association of Independent Psychotherapists, ‘Working with remembered childhood nightmares in adult psychotherapy’