Numerous cases of professional incompetence taught me that people who call themselves psychoanalysts, in reality they are not, do not know the basics of psychoanalysis, do not understand what psychoanalysis is, do not have the skills and abilities necessary for psychoanalysis, above all the ability of analytical and logical, i.e. scientific thinking.

Of course, psychoanalysts who call themselves such, but are not, are no exception to the rule, since the same can be said of doctors, teachers, engineers, politicians, and other representatives of technical pseudo-science who pretend to be scientists and professionals.

If it were limited to deception and fraudulent misappropriation of money, that would be half the trouble. However, the deplorable consequence of this state of affairs is a war on the territory of the former Soviet Union, which has been going on for a year now, and numerous victims of this war, which could have been prevented, if it were not for the incompetence and irresponsibility of the officials who ignored my publications, in which I publicly testified to the unhealthy state of Presidents Biden and Putin.

In view of the inaction of those to whom my publications were addressed, I declare professional bans for all persons who unreasonably pretend to be psychologists and psychoanalysts. The continuation of such activities in the future is possible only after verification of their qualifications and appropriateness for this kind of activity. I oblige all persons who wish to practice psychology as a profession and not as a hobby to be recertified by me.


Dr. Andrej Poleev
Director of Charité.
Berlin, 9.02.2023.
http://constitution.fund/letters/psychology.pdf
https://t.me/fund2017/370

Reestablishment of the International Psychoanalytical Association.
http://enzymes.at/letters/IPA.pdf
http://enzymes.at/letters/reestablishment.pdf

Professional aptitude in psychology.
http://enzymes.at/statements/CSQN.pdf