I actually recommend reading Lacan to everyone interested in Hegel. It takes some suspension of disbelief (but then, the scientific psychologies that took over

I actually recommend reading Lacan to everyone interested in Hegel. It takes some suspension of disbelief (but then, the scientific psychologies that took over clinical practices are skating on thin ice and only successful in certain serious mental illnesses ) but it's well worth reading at least Malcolm Bowie's intellectual biography of him and maybe Zizek's "Less than nothing" to have some access to Lacan. (Lacan, of course, is a long self-winding reiteration of Hegelian theory on a pseudoclinical domain)