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Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome: Girls and their Bodies | 1st October 2022
In her book Boarding School Syndrome: The Psychological Trauma of the “Privileged” Child Joy Schaverien identified a cluster of symptoms and behaviours, which she classified as ‘Boarding School Syndrome’.  In her recent paper ‘Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome’ she has documented the ‘anatomy’, the ABC-D, of this trauma.  This talk will develop some of these themes with reference to the experiences of girls who grew up within an, often unsympathetic, and male identified institution. 
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Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome: Girls and their Bodies | 1st October 2022

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Boarding School Syndrome BookDate: 1st October 2022

 

Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

 

Location: Online Zoom

 

With: Prof Joy Schaverien

 

In her book Boarding School Syndrome: The Psychological Trauma of the “Privileged” Child Joy Schaverien identified a cluster of symptoms and behaviours, which she classified as ‘Boarding School Syndrome’.  In her recent paper ‘Revisiting Boarding School Syndrome’ she has documented the ‘anatomy’, the ABC-D, of this trauma.  This talk will develop some of these themes with reference to the experiences of girls who grew up within an, often unsympathetic, and male identified institution.   For younger women in mixed sex schools the problems encountered may be different from those of women who attended single sex schools.  These may include sexual pressure from the peer group and epidemics of eating disorders.  It is hoped to have lively discussion.

 

In Association with the Society of Analytical Psychology