 What is Dynamic Psychology?
 What is Clinical Psychology and how is it related to Dynamic Psychology?
 The profession of the clinical psychologist
 Theoretical apparatuses and clinical apparatuses
 First-, second- and third-person understanding
 Explanation and explication
 Levels of diagnoses: nosographic, psychopathological and psychodynamic diagnosis
 Word and language in the clinic of mental disorders
 Psychology and hermeneutics
 Understanding conscious experience and the unconscious
 Dynamic unconscious and other kinds of unconscious
 Why humans are vulnerable?
 What is vulnerability?
 Elements of clinical anthropology: eccentricity and intentionality
 Conflict: being in two minds
 Trauma: the need to make sense of what happens
 Emotions: engagement, attunement, enactment
 Consciousness: the doublets of knowing who and what we are