Christopher Hauke

Academic qualifications

1993 – present          
Jungian Analyst. International Association for Analytical Psychology. Society of Analytical Psychology. Membership: U.K.C.P., B.C.P.

1995 – present           
Senior Lecturer in psychoanalytic studies, Goldsmiths College, University of London.

1998 – present           
Visiting lecturer, and External Examiner for PhD candidates, Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies, University of Essex

1994-1999                  
Visiting lecturer, Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies, University of Kent

1995 – 2002               
Honorary Visiting Academic, University of Middlesex

1982 – 1985               
BSc Joint (First) Psychology and Anthropology. University of London, Goldsmiths College

1972- 1975                
London University Dip Dramatis Art. Cert. Education.

Teaching

BA Psycho-social studies "Freud's Legacy"; MA Counselling "Applied Psychoanalytic Studies

Areas of supervision

Psychoanalysis; Jungian Psychology; Psycho-social studies; Film and psychology; Popular culture and the postmodern.

Presentations and exhibitions

Work in media other than published word:

2004    IAAP Congress, Barcelona, Premiere public screening of short feature film directed by C. Hauke:  Losing Dad (45m.)

2004    London, Lewisham. 'School of Rock'  documentary (dir. C. Hauke. 9m + 45m). DVD published and distributed.

2006    Ritzy Cinema, Brixton, London. Premiere of short documentary film One Colour Red  (dir. C.Hauke. 5m.) for "Farewell Routemaster" competition. (issued on DVD in 2007)

2006    IAJS Conference, University of Greenwich, London. Premiere of documentary Green Ray (dir. C.Hauke, 45m.)

             "The Green festival", Cheddar, UK. Screening of Green Ray

2009    The Rubin Museum, New York City. The Red Book Dialogues. live public discussion of Jung's 'Red Book' on stage (and filmed) with the film director John Boorman.

2010    IAAP Conference Montreal. August 22-27^th. Premiere of short film Again. (Dir. C. Hauke 13m)

2013    Portal Entertainment. Psychology consulting and creator for digital story productos for iPad. The Craftsman ('Hitchcock for the digital age') released in App Store October 2013.

Keynote lectures

2007 Bournemouth University. 22-24 November. Annual Conference of Universities Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy. Keynote lecture: Turning on and Tuning Out: Psychotherapy and Electronic Communications.

2008    San Francisco. 1^st-4^th May. ‘Art and Psyche’ International Conference. Keynote Speaker The Third Image.

2009 2009    Rubin Museum, New York. Keynote and filmed interview with John Boorman, “Image and Jung’s Red Book”

2010    London April 18^th. Confederation of Analytical Psychology, Third Andrew Samuels Conference Jung and Film. Post-Jungian Takes on the Moving Image. Organiser and  Keynote Speaker: Soul and Space in ‘No Country for Old Men’ and  ‘Much begins amusingly and leads into the dark’. Jung’s cinema and the banal.

2010    Montreal, Canada. 16^th International Congress of IAAP. What is the Double when the original is gone?

2011    Media and the Senses, Conference, Goldsmiths. “Seeing Double” plus Again film screening.

2011    Pari Center for New Learning, Italy. Synchronicity Conference. ‘Jungian Psychology, Synchronicities and Film’.

2011    International Association for Jungian Studies, London Conference. Keynote: “Facing Ourselves”

2012    Moscow Association for Analytical Psychology, Conference. Keynote: “Jung and Film. Visible Mind”

2012    Art & Psyche Conference, New York University, Keynote: “Film and psyche. How Europe got to know the mind of America through the cinema”

2013    Psychogéographies, poétiques de l’exploration urbaine :sources, figures, actualité. l’Université Jean Moulin - Lyon, France. IRPhiL (Institut de recherches philosophiques de Lyon) et IETT (Institut d’études transtextuelles et transculturelles) Keynote: “London Palimpsest” + film “One Colour Red” (5m).

2013    Foundation for Counselling & Psychotherapy annual conference, London. Presentation: “The face and film. The surface and what’s beneath”.

Conferences

Recent Activities: Conferences Seminars and Research Visits overseas (since 2001)

2007 Dance Movement Therapy, Goldsmiths. Lecture - What's Missing?

2007 Brighton Association of Psychotherapists. Lecture - Unusual Suspects: Using movie images in Psychotherapy work.

2007 Westminster Pastoral Foundation. Key lecture. What’s Missing?

2007 Pari Centre for Science and Arts, Italy. Seminar/screening "Green Ray" Psyche, science and moving image.

2007 Birmingham, West Midlands Institute for Psychotherapy. Day Lecture/workshop Jung's Self - The Postmodern View

2008    Hereford Film Festival. 12-13 April. Plenary speaker Human Being Human: Creative Psychotherapy, Individuation and Image

2008    Seattle USA. 24-26^th April. Talks to Object Relations therapists and Jungian analytical candidates.

2008    Italy IJAP Conference. 15-18 May. ‘Turning On and Tuning Out’. Plenary Speaker.

2008    Zurich IAJS Conference 2-5 July. Panel speaker. ‘Film and the Clinic’

2008    New York. 21-22 November. Conference and meeting. James Hillman at Phillip Zabriskie Memorial Lecture

2009    Goldsmiths. Race in the Modern World. Conference.  Racism, Incest and Modernity.

2009    Glasgow, Screen International Conference.

2009    Cardiff. Psyche, Power and Society. Conference of IAJS

2008    Hereford Film Festival. 12-13 April. Plenary speaker Human Being Human: Creative Psychotherapy, Individuation and Image

2008    Seattle USA. 24-26^th April. Talks to Object Relations therapists and Jungian analytical candidates.

2008    San Francisco. 1^st-4^th May. ‘Art and Psyche’ International Conference. Plenary Speaker.

2008    Italy IJAP Conference. 15-18 May. ‘Turning On and Tuning Out’. Plenary Speaker.

2008    Zurich IAJS Conference 2-5 July. Panel speaker. ‘Film and the Clinic’

2008    New York. 21-22 November. Conference and meeting. James Hillman at Phillip Zabriskie Memorial Lecture

2009    Goldsmiths. Race in the Modern World. Conference. Panel speaker. Title: “Race and Modernity”

2009     Glasgow, Screen International Conference. Panel paper. ‘The Six Thirds. Audience, Clinic and the Third Image’

2009    Cardiff. Psyche, Power and Society. Conference of IAJS Panel speaker. Title: Jungian Film Analysis, Difference and Developments”

Television and video output

National Network Broadcasts:

2002 ‘Backrow’ BBC Radio 4   What we are ashamed of in the movies

2003 

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Memory and the Museum

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Psychiatry in the Movies

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3  Debate on Happiness

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Mid-Life

2004

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Our fascination with the police

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Review of film ‘Confidences Trop Intimes’

 Feature Presentation  BBC Radio 4   Movies, Psychology and Modern Culture

‘Nightwaves’ BBC Radio 3   Review of film ‘Birth’

‘All in the Mind’ BBC Radio 4   Secrets (discussed with Raj Persaud)

2005

'Back Row' Discussion of the use of telephones in movies re. The Ring

2006

'Front Row' Discussion of time-lapse themes in movies re. The LakeHouse 

2007

'Nightwaves' BBC Radio 3. Discussion of dream depictions in movies e.g. Belle de Jour, The Science of Sleep (Michele Chondry, 2007), Los Oliverados (Bunuel).

"The Radio Ritas"  Greenstone Media, New York City, USA. Live broadcast on morning radio in New York discussing 'What Your Favorite Movie Says About You' and other psychological angles on movies.

Web publishing

2006        MSN Movies "What your taste in movies say about you".  http://movies.uk.msn.com/features/Whatdoesyourfavemovie_Article.aspx

2006-15-10  Los Angeles Times 15/10/06: "Defining Dylan - If That's Possible" C.H. interviewed by Josh Getlin at the Bob Dylan exhibition in New York City.