The Mythical and the Latin American Soul
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The objective of this course is to delve deeper into the mythical dimension of Latin America, which summons us and motivates us as a body, as an identity nucleus and as an expression of its diversities and mythical and cultural nuances that define our future in a world in permanent transformation. Flyer 1 Flyer 2 […]
JPA Professional Seminar Series: Spring term
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The Archetypes of Human ExperienceTaught byMorgan Stebbins, D.Min, LMSW, LP, Certified Jungian Analyst
In the Spotlight – Astrid Berg
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The IAAP Bulletin Spotlight for this edition is on Astrid Berg, one of the stalwarts of Jungian psychology in South Africa and internationally. She is known as a diligent organizer, accomplished speaker and incisive writer. Astrid was asked by Fred Borchardt to tell Bulletin Readers about herself. He wanted to know a little more about […]
Greening The Self
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Explore profound insights on deepening our relationship with nature and navigating growth in turbulent times.
In the Spotlight – Andrew Samuels
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In this issue of the IAAP News Bulletin we are pleased to introduce Andrew Samuels, who is yet another of our colleagues who has had a remarkable influence on the Jungian community. Please enjoy Misser Berg’s introduction and her interview with Andrew Samuels. Jungian Analyst Professor Andrew Samuels is a Training and Supervising analyst in SAP, […]
Call for papers for ‚Behavioral Sciences‘ Special Issue
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Creative Methods, Images and Dreams in Psychotherapy: Methods, Processes and Results Guest Editor: Prof. Dr. Christian Roesler, Jungian Analyst, Professor of Clinical Psychology at Catholic University Freiburg/Germany. Submission of papers is open until end of February 2025. Call for Papers
The Evolution of Jungian Psychology: Opening Still Wider Vistas
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This presentation will briefly explore Jung’s major works Symbols of Transformation, Mysterium Coniunctionis, Aion, and Answer to Job, a brief version of “The Call of Destiny,” Sparks’s new book, that addresses what Jung accomplished and why.
Jungian Sandplay
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Crossing Thresholds Presented by Janet Tatum, MSW, LICSW, CST-T It’s time to register for Unit 6 of our Sandplay Program! Seminars will be on Zoom only, once a month on a Saturday from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm (PST) with half-hour break for lunch. Unit 6: The Emergance of the Self in Sandplay
Memorial – Ruth Ammann
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Hybridveranstaltung / hybrid eventevent in English (primary)Saturday, 17.02.2024, 2.00 – 4.00 pm, Festsaal(limited number of seats)followed by picture exhibition “Back to Otium”food and drink in the Sala Terrena
In the Spotlight – Henry Abramovitch
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We are delighted to bring a portrait of another of our colleagues who has had a remarkable influence on the Jungian community. This time, Henry Abramovitch is in the spotlight. Please enjoy Jan Wiener’s introduction and her interview with Henry Abramovich. It gives me great pleasure to write about Henry Abramovitch for this month’s edition of […]