Amélie Noack is a Training Group Analyst for the IGA and a Jungian Analyst, and worked for many years in private practice, teaching and supervising in the UK and abroad, as well as running the IGA’s London Qualifying and Foundation Courses for several years. She now works on the Group Analytic Training Course in GRAS, Germany, combining Jungian Analysis, Group Analysis and Winnicott’s contribution and hosts Social Dreaming Matrices.
Publications
To love or not to love – that is the question The Problem of Love in Group Analysis (2018) in Group Analysis Vol. 51(2): 238-245
Sexuality and Gender in our groups today. Paper presented to the Nov 2014 GANLondon/Fitzrovia Group Analytic Practice joint workshop.
Social Dreaming: Competition or complementation to individual dreaming ? In: Journal of Analytical Psychology, Vol. 55, No. 5.
Using the group as a medium of supervision (2009). In: Supervision Review Spring 2009, The Journal of the British Association for Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Supervision.
Group Analysis – a first choice treatment. In: Contexts, International Newsletter of the Group-Analytic Society, December 2010, No 50.
Working with Mothers who have been sexually abused in Childhood. In: British Journal of Psychotherapy, Volume 20, Number 3, 2004.
Working with Trainees in Experiential Groups. In: Creative Advances in Groupwork edited by Anna Chesner and Herb Hahn. Pub: Jessica Kingsley, London 2001.
‘Group analytic therapists at work: everyday group analysis’, edited by Amélie Noack and David Vincent, Oxon and New York: Routledge (2023)
Amélie is not taking new referrals.
