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Starting September 23, 2026

Listening Bodies

Course description

As a psychoanalyst of color, I am interested in understanding interactions between racism/sexism and psychic development. However, I rarely had an opportunity to foster this curiosity with a group of colleagues who have keen curiosity and sensitivity to this. As we gather, I hope to create a workgroup that can support clinicians to listen to bodies and psyches that are raced, gendered, racial, and, of gender. We will particularly pay attention to affective and experiential communication of this in consulting rooms as I view academic and intellectual discussions of race and gender as white gazed. Group members will present case material on a weekly basis that pertains to assigned readings and/or evolving discussion. I will especially encourage the presentation of “failed” or “struggling” cases that can help the group pay attention to affective and enacted communication.   

Who is this course for?

  • This course is open for Asian and Asian American pre-licensed and licensed clinicians

Details

  • Starts on 9/23 through 11/18
  • Wednesdays 730am-8:45am PST / 1030am-11:45am EST 
  • 8 sessions
  • $500-$700
  • Virtual. On Zoom
  • Min size for the course to happen is 6 participants and max 8. So please register ASAP to ensure course will happen. Registration will close on 9/20
  • Please read participant's expectations and FAQs before registering


To Register

Instructor

June Lee Kwon, PhD (she/her) is a clinical psychologist in private practice in New York City. She received her doctoral training in Adelphi University, and she is currently in training to become a psychoanalyst in New York University’s Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. She supervises and teaches analytic candidates and graduate students in various institutions in New York City, including The Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy (ICP), Greene Clinic, and others.  


She is an avid and experimental writer in the field of psychoanalysis. Her written works touch on topics such as Asian and Asian American subjectivity, the impact of colonization and other systemic violence, gender, psychoanalytic writing, and more.

Expectations of Participants

Barring extenuating circumstances, participants in TAACP’s courses agree to attend all sessions, arriving on time for the entire duration of class. 


As classes are online, ensure that you are in a quiet and private space that allows for both audio and video to be on. 


Keep other participants’ experience and clinical information confidential. 


All involved with TAACP (staff, volunteers, faculty, participants, guests) are expected to interact with each other with respect.


Issues that arise will be first discussed / addressed with the immediate folks involved and can be progressed to include faculty and/or TAACP’s administration.   


Frequently Asked Questions

Not at this time. 


Course fees are split between instructors and the Center. We believe in valuing the time and work of our instructors.  The fees to Center support operating costs for current and future programming.  


This seminar series will be recorded minus the discussion portion. Seminar series will be emailed to you a few days after each session so you can catch up. But all recordings will have limited viewing time period and expire 10 days after the last seminar. 


TAACP wants to support new, additiional and often marginalized voices within traditional psychoanalysis. This seminar series is an attempt to do so.


All TAACP members, regardless of race, are welcome to join this seminar series.

 

Our one time events are open to all.  


Full refund will be given up to 15 days prior to class start minus a processing fee of $50. If less than 15 days, $100 processing fee would be charged.


No refunds once classes begin or for missed classes. 


In the event that the Center has to cancel a course, full refund will be provided. 



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