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Jungian Analytic Training for the 21st Century
New Contexts and New Directions
Friday 16th June to Sunday 18th June 2006
McGill University, New Residence Hall, Montreal
THE JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
VIIth INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Jungian Analytic Training for the 21st Century
New Contexts and New Directions Friday 16th June to Sunday 18th June 2006 McGill University, New Residence Hall, Montreal 
The conference will take place between 11am on Friday 16 June and noon on Sunday 18 June, 2006, at New Residence Hall, McGill University. This residential conference will offer an opportunity to examine issues and problems relating to training as a Jungian analyst. It will consist of a range of plenary lectures, panel presentations and large group discussions to encourage active dialogue between presenters and participants. Regular small group discussions rather than break-out workshops will provide the opportunity for participants to explore a wide range of issues which can be fed back to the plenary sessions. Address for Registration and further information:
Journal of Analytical Psychology Conference
1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY
Tel 44+ (0) 20 7794 3640; Fax 44+ (0) 20 7431 1495.
Email: journal.jap@btconnect.com PLENARY SESSIONS
Plenary lectures will be given by Michael Horne, Jan Wiener, Tom Kelly and Deborah Egger. They will focus on key issues such as:
- What do we train analysts for? The theoretical and clinical foundation of a contemporary Jungian analytic training
- How are clinical theory and practice presented? Do they remain based on Jung's own theories, or on subsequent development of his ideas in relation to other branches of knowledge? PANEL PRESENTATIONS and DISCUSSIONS
Proposals are invited for panel presentations and discussions which relate to one of the topics below:
- Candidate recruitment and selection, including identity politics
- Evaluation of candidates’ progress during training and support
- The experience of training
- Developing groups
- The impact of statutory regulation on analytic trainings
- Relationships within the training programme: Is there a relational rather than a hierarchical focus to facets of training?
- Supervision: Is there a preferred pedagogical method? Those who would like to take part in panel discussions, or convene a panel around these topics are invited to apply with a short summary of the focus of their subject area to journal.jap@btconnect.com by the 15th February 2006. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE & ACCOMMODATION
Registration will begin at 10am on Friday 16th June. Should participants require extra accommodation at either end of the Conference dates, they should advise the conference organiser, giving the exact dates of arrival and departure. Only breakfast is included in the extra days’ costs. The Conference venue and accommodation are both at New Residence Hall, McGill University. FEE
Fee includes accommodation for 2 nights (16th and 17th June 2006) at New Residence Hall, admission to all lectures and discussions, and all meals from tea/coffee, lunch and dinner on the 16th and 17th to breakfast on Sunday 18th June 2006. We have reserved a number of rooms at New Residence Hall, McGill University, where the conference will also take place. Availability is limited, so early booking is advised. Single: £380 pre-16th April 2006 / £410 post-15th April 2006 (US$670/$720)
Double/Twin: £640 pre-16th April 2006 / £690 post 15th April 2006 (US$1080/1200)
Extra night: £60/US$105 (single) / £85/US$150 (double/twin) CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Participants will receive a certificate of attendance which can be used for Continuing Professional Development purposes. REGISTRATION
Click "Download" in the Main Menu, select the JAP Registration Form (doc or pdf), complete the form and mail it to : Journal of Analytical Psychology Conference
1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY You can also click this link for an alternate copy of the : Registration Form.
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