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The regional groups of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society have been a vital part of the body of neuropsychoanalysis, as Fatma Gke zkarar Gradwohl says in her reflection below. These groups of clinicians and researchers have been gathering together to study neuroscience and psychoanalysis for several decades now, incubating new perspectives on clinical work, generating new empirical research, hosting conferences, and producing a wide range of publications. Many of these groups have included some of the most dedicated and involved members of our community. We invited the group coordinators to contribute their reflections on how neuropsychoanalysis has affected them and their members over the years, and the responses give a flavour of the ways in which our interdisciplinary endeavour have enriched their lives, and how the groups have in turn enriched international neuropsychoanalysis.
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