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Divine Times Collective presents: The Pan-Afro Wisdom Retreat
From July 31st to August 2nd, DTC invites Black and especially queer and trans diasporic artists, cultural workers, and visionaries to the Hudson Valley for Imagination Reparation. This weekend is a curated "sacred pause" designed to counter the cellular stress of "weathering" through communal rest and inner-child meditations.
Participants will engage in practical herbalism, dance yoga, and community ritual, accompanied by restorative sound baths from artists-in-residency Laraaji and ọmọlolú. It is a space to repair our relationship with our truest desires and practice the new ancestral worlds we are architecting together.
If you have something you’d like us to share with our community, reach out to Emily Sullivan.
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Join ISPS-US from November 6–8, 2026, at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in NYC (and hybrid online via Zoom) for Psychosis and the Social Link, ISPS-US's landmark 25th annual conference.
Rather than treating psychosis strictly as an individual deficit, we will examine how psychological distress reflects wider social fractures, intergenerational trauma, and systemic breakdown, and how healing occurs through relational connection, symbolic meaning-making, and "disalienation."
Rooted in the seminal work of Dr. Françoise Davoine and Jean-Max Gaudillière (Madness and the Social Link), this year’s conference features premier psychoanalytic authors and thought leaders, including Dr. Danielle Knafo (From Breakdown to Breakthrough: Psychoanalytic Treatment of Psychosis), Dr. Deborah Luepnitz (Schopenhauer’s Porcupines), and former APA Division 39 President Dr. Marilyn Charles.
Learn more and register: www.isps-us.org/conference