48th Bulletin of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society

Several members from regional groups participated in the recent Congress of the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society held in New York City in June, 2025, highlighting the enthusiasm and significant work each group is undertaking within their respective regions to promote and advance knowledge in neuropsychoanalysis. Our regional groups continue to hold frequent meetings that include presentations, discussions, clinical case supervisions, and critical analyses of articles published in our journal. Webinars are organized to address specific topics, either with the support of the Society or independently. Notable speakers have included Douglas Watt, Maggie Zellner, Tamara Fischmann, and Mark Solms.

An exciting theme across the regional group reports in this issue is the expansion of multidisciplinary collaboration in neuropsychoanalysis. Our groups have made substantial contributions to the dissemination of neuropsychoanalysis by integrating members from diverse professional backgrounds, including psychotherapists, neuroscientists, neurologists, healthcare professionals working in various settings, and even dance artists. This bulletin, which reports the activities of eleven groups, reflects their experiences and significant achievements, such as the publication of articles and the writing and translating of books. The primary topics addressed in these publications include affective neuroscience, free energy, predictive coding, and studies on the unconscious, thereby enriching the dialogue between psychoanalysis and neuroscience. Furthermore, the regional groups extend invitations for new members to join and encourage collaborations among groups with the goal of fostering continued growth within this vibrant neuropsychoanalytic community.

Ana Delgadillo Hernández

Jane Abrams

The composition of the Vienna Neuropsychoanalysis group, as mentioned in the previous bulletin, has