International psycho-analytical association (n.) is no more than the symptom of what Freud expected of it.
International psycho-analytical association (n.) is a professional insurance plan against analytic discourse — the PIPAAD.
International psycho-analytical association (n.) is a confusion of tongues — which relieves one of regret at having pursued a career outside it.
The International psycho-analytical association (n.) betrayed Freud, in Lacan's eyes, by strengthening the ego and measuring success by how well a patient adapts to society.
The International psycho-analytical association (n.) is what Lacan mocked as the "PIPAAD": in Paris at least it feeds on drafts of the very teaching it shut out, its members huddling for warmth and calling it a Congress.