

Membership
Membership
The Eye and The Mind Society seeks to raise the profile of psychological understanding in patients’ eye care
We do this by:
Campaigning
The Eye and The Mind Society aims to end the stigma attached to sufferers of psychosomatic eye disorders
Promotion
The Society works to increase professional understanding of the emotions involved in eye disorders
Liaison
We develop multi-disciplinary ways of working eg we have supported the establishment of the first-ever Mind’s Eye Clinic at University College London Hospitals, where patients in the Eye Clinic may be referred to colleagues in Psychological Medicine or Liaison Psychiatry for psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Research
The Society and its founders have organised multidisciplinary research seminars for eye, psychoanalytic and social work professionals. These have been arranged at the
Tavistock Clinic and Moorfields Eye Hospital *
Education & Professional Development
Mind’s Eye Conferences and workshops are held on different aspects of psychosomatic ophthalmology and the emotional care of sufferers of sight loss. * Speakers are at the cutting edge of these fields. Society members benefit from reduced attendance fees
Professional Net-working
A unique multi-disciplinary forum for professionals in the eye, social work, psychotherapy, psychology and education professions has been established for those interested in psychological aspects of vision
* Continuous Professional Development (CPD) certificates awarded
Membership of the Eye and The Mind Society
Membership is open to professionals with an interest in promoting psychological understanding in people suffering from eye disorders
They may be:
- counsellors
- general practitioners
- nurses
- ophthalmologists
- optometrists
- orthoptists
- psychiatrists
- psychoanalysts
- psychologists
- psychotherapists
- rehabilitation workers
- social workers
- vision teachers




