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The current Bulletin includes reports from twelve regional groups: Bulgaria, Madrid, Manchester, Mexico City, Lithuania, Liverpool, the Netherlands, New York City, Northern California, Sweden, Tel Aviv, and Turkey. These reports summarize important work done before and after the 23rd Congress of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society, which took place in Trieste, Italy, in July 2024. Several members of these groups presented papers at the Congress, and it has been interesting to learn about the various thoughts, correlations and research being carried out in the world involving neuropsychoanalytic ideas. The regional group coordinators report that one of their most frequent activities has been the presentation of seminars in person and online, in which topics such as hysteria, psychosomatics and consciousness are highlighted. They have also conducted study group sessions, among which have been seminars featuring Maggie Zellner and Mark Solms, along with local experts in related fields. Several groups have taken on the task of translating books and articles into their native languages, in order to encourage and further disseminate the study of neuropsychoanalysis and provide more people the opportunity to understand and learn about different subjects. A topic of interest in several groups relates to the contributions of neuropsychoanalysis to clinical technique, particularly based on the theories of Freud, Jung, and Panksepp; there are positive reports so far. Group members have applied neuropsychoanalytic ideas in general medicine, pediatrics, oncology, and occupational medicine; to the treatment of trauma, personality disorders, and addiction; to the experience of immigration; and the training of an Olympic Gold Medal swimming champion! This new edition of the Bulletin is an opportunity to learn more about the varied and important topics that our regional groups are studying as we broaden and deepen applications of neuropsychoanalysis in research and clinica