Our minds often prioritize forgetting over understanding. Memories slip in and out of our grasp—emerging in dreams and nightmares, appearing at the most inconvenient moments, and disappearing just when we need them most Why some memories linger while others fade remains one of life’s great mysteries. What the conscious mind forgets, how the body keeps the score. On June 13th, PsychArt invites you to a day of talks, workshops, and discussions centred around the theme 'Forgotten Movements.' We will explore how the body and movement are depicted in art, the mind-body dilemma in modern medicine, and how technological progress and the dominance of rational thinking have distanced us from our physical selves. As patients and practioners, what are we forgetting about our own bodies? About the bits of us that don’t fit onto standardised forms or fall outside the frame of a Zoom call. From marginalized therapeutic approaches to neglected histories that have shaped care, join us to bring these forgotten movements in the light, and foster a movement towards reconnection. Towards remembering. ProgramFriday 13thJune 09:00 - 17:00
09:00-09:30 Registration 09.30- 10:20 Keynote Talk Lucy Jones - Matrescence (TBC) 10:20-10:35 Tea & Coffee break 10:35-11:20 Keynote Talk Anne Patterson - Psychoanalysis & Film (TBC) 11:20 - 12:35 Parallel Workshops
‘TBC’ – Art workshop with Adam Hines-Green (Artist in Residence, RCPsych) OR Workshop 2 TBC OR Workshop 3 TBC 12:35-13:40 Lunch Art Prize & Competition review 13:40 - 14:55 Parallel Workshop ‘TBC’ – art workshop with Adam Hines-Green OR Workshop 2 TBC OR Workshop 3 TBC 15:00-16:00 Keynote Talk Frank Rochricht - Embodiment & Psychiatry - moving towards a new biopsychosocial paradigm  16:00 – 16:15 Tea and Coffee break 16:15 – 17:00 Panel discussion and reflection =================================================== Art CompetitionEvery conference PsychArt holds an annual art show, and this year's theme,  Lost and found” Acting as a springboard from the main theme of forgotten movements, but also invites some mystery around what is contained in lost property boxes. Ideally inviting entrants to explore what has been lost to time, to illness, to development, to stigma, to clinical practice and how can they be rediscovered, reinterpreted and given new meaning. We invite everyone to contribute pieces—from paintings to sculptures, photographs to mixed media—that redefine the healing journey. To enter (or discus about space) please email: psychart2024@gmail.com and see PsychART - Home Page for previous entries / winners

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