Antonio Imbasciati was Full Professor in Clinical Psychology and Director of the Institute of Clinical Psychology of the Brescia University; he is Full member and Training Analyst of the Italian Psychoanalytical Association. Now he is Professor Emeritus.
As Full Professor of Clinical Psychology, he has first been professor at School of Education (University of Turin), and later for over twenty years Director of the Psychology Section at the Maternal and Child Department of the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery at University of Brescia). He took a degree in Medicine and three specializations: in Psychotecnics, in Clinical Psychology and in Infantile Neuropsychiatry. He trained as researcher in the Institute of Psychology of the Milan Catholic University between 1961 and 1971 (University Teacher’s Qualification in 1970), and as psychoanalyst since 1963 within the institutional structures of the Italian Psychoanalytical Society.
He works in Milan and Brescia as psychoanalyst, psychotherapist, researcher and University teacher, supervisor and training analyst. Together with Alessandro Salvini and Enrico Molinari he is founder and president of College of University Trainers and Researchers in Clinical Psychology. He also taught as sexuologist at Interdisciplinary Center for Reasearch and Education in Sexuology (CIRS, adherent FISS).
More than 384 of his works (72 of which are books) have been published so far. His major works in English are “Constructing a Mind” Brunner & Routledge, London, 2006 and “Mindbrain, Psychoanalytic Institutions and Psychoanalysts”, Karnak, London, 2017.
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