IAAP Officers

Joseph Cambray, President | Tom Kelly, President-Elect
Marianne Müller, Vice-President | Jan Wiener, Vice-President
Angela Connolly, Honorary Secretary

Support
Mariuccia Tresoldi, IAAP’s President Secretariat
Yvonne Trüeb, IAAP Secretariat | Don Williams, IAAP Webmaster
Emilija Kiehl, Newssheet and Newsletter Editor
Sibylle Koersgen, Archive Project Secretary

Joe Cambray (NESJA)
23 Temple St. # 1
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
United States
Telephone: 617-720-7835
E-mail: cambrayj@earthlink.net

IAAP President-Elect :
Tom Kelly (IRSJA)
4060 Grey Avenue
Montréal, Québec
H4A 3P1 Canada
Telephone: 514-488-2098; Fax: 514-488-2098
E-mail: tom-kelly@sympatico.ca

IAAP Honorary Secretary :
Angela Connolly (CIPA)
Via Agostino Bassi 13, Roma I-00191
Italy
Telephone: 06-333 27 92
E-mail: angdragosei@yahoo.com

IAAP Vice-President :
Marianne Müller (SGAP)
Herrengasse 7, Bern
CH-3011
Switzerland
Telephone: 031-312-3500
E-mail: maramueller@bluewin.ch

IAAP Vice-President :
Jan Wiener (SAP)
24 Dyne Road, London
NW6 7XE
United Kingdom
Telephone: 020-7328 6888
E-mail: jan.wiener@virgin.net

IAAP Treasurer :
Martin Amsler, Attorney-at-Law
Tel. +41 44 388 90 80
Fax +41 44 383 87 57
E-mail: amsler@gj-partner.ch

IAAP Accountant :
Daniel Gubser
Tel. +41 44 979 17 90
Fax +41 44 979 17 92
E-mail: daniel.gubser@gutreu.ch

IAAP’s President Secretariat :
Mariuccia Tresoldi
Milano, Italy
Tel. & fax: +39 02 73958578
E-mail: iaap.president.secretariat@usa.net

IAAP Secretariat :
Yvonne Trüeb
Postfach 115, Zürich
CH-8042 Switzerland
Telephone: 01-272-9606 (+fax)
E-mail: iaap@swissonline.ch

IAAP Newssheet and Newsletter Editor :
Emilija Kiehl (BAP)
London, UK
E-mail: e.kiehl@btinternet.com

IAAP Webmaster :
Donald Williams (IRSJA)
2322 20th Street, Boulder, Colorado 80304
United States
Telephone: 303-918-5136 (mobile)
E-mail: dwilliam@earthnet.net
Website : www.iaap.org

IAAP Archive Secretary :
Sibylle Koersgen
E-mail: koersgen@ggaweb.ch

IAAP Executive Committee

The following IAAP groups were selected at the Montreal Congress (2010) and have sent representatives to serve on the IAAP Executive Committee :

1. AJAJ : Association of Jungian Psychologists, Japan : Toshio Kawai
2. SBrPA : Brazilian Society for Analytical Psychology : Denise Ramos
3. DSAP : Danish Society for Analytical Psychology : Misser Berg
4. CGJILA : C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles : Joanne Culbert-Koehn
5. SAAJA : Southern African Association of Jungian Analysts : Fred Borchardt
6. AIPA : Associazione Italiana Psicologia Analitica : Alessandra de Coro
7. CSJA : Chicago Society of Jungian Analysts : George Hogenson
8. AGAP : Association of Graduate Analytical Psychologists : John Desteian
9. AJB : Associaçao Junguiana do Brazil : Walter Boechat

International Association for Analytical Psychology

Analytical Psychology originated in the work of the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961). Offering a comprehensive model of the human psyche, analytical psychology includes a psychotherapeutic approach for improving mental health and facilitating maturation of the personality as well as a theoretical body of knowledge with wide applicability to social and cultural issues.

The International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) was founded in 1955 and is the accrediting and regulatory organization for all professional analytical psychologists’ groups. The main objectives of the IAAP are to advance the understanding and utility of analytical psychology worldwide, and to ensure that the highest professional, scientific and ethical standards are maintained in the training and practice of analytical psychologists among its Member Groups.

The IAAP addresses these objectives, in part, by organizing a regular triennial international congress and offering assistance to various regional and professional meetings. In addition to overseeing and financing the publication of the Congress Proceedings, the IAAP supports relevant research projects, and promotes the translation and dissemination of important contributions to the Jungian literature. As part of its mission to promote analytical psychology worldwide, the IAAP actively encourages the formation of Developing Groups in countries and regions without existing IAAP Groups and furthers their progress by organizing local courses and conferences, by supporting the growth of their libraries, and by assisting in ways that foster their integration into the larger community.

As an international body, the IAAP promotes communication among its member groups and coordinates their activities. This is done by publishing a yearly Newsletter, maintaining a website (www.iaap.org), coordinating information about the professional status of analytical psychologists in different countries, and assisting its member societies to negotiate with the state authorities and with one another.

Overall, the IAAP endeavours to facilitate the growth of local initiatives while remaining respectful of the autonomy of its member groups.