VI Latin American Conference
September 19-22 of 2012
Resort Costão do Santinho
Florianópolis - Santa Catarina, Brazil

In Tbilisi, where there are no places concerned with the psychological care of children, the Green House became quickly such a place, receiving more and more children with great difficulties, including many with infantile psychosis and autism. Since the war with Russia, there are also many children coming from delocalized, ruined families in great distress.

Memorial Service at 2pm on Saturday,

February 25th, 2012, in All Saints Church, London

In Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the death of C. G. Jung (6th June 1961)

Joe Cambray, IAAP President (October 2011)

The 6th Jungian Odyssey 2011
The Playful Psyche : Entering Chaos, Coincidence, Creation
May 28 - June 4, Monte Verità, Ascona, Switzerland

Download the new Jungian Odyssey 2011 brochure

Website : www.jungianodyssey.ch
E-mail : info@jungianodyssey.ch
Address : ISAPZURICH, Hochstrasse 38, 8044 Zurich, Switzerland

James Hillman (1926-2011) died Thursday, October 27, at his home in Thompson, Connecticutt of complications from bone cancer, Margot McLean-Hillman told The New York Times. These 4 photographs are from Eranos Conferences with 2 of James Hillman, one lecturing and one talking with Paul Kugler and Wolfgang Giegerich in 1988 and with 2 of Eranos (Ascona) framing him.  James played a vital role at the Erano Conferences as he did at the C.G. Jung Institute-Zürich, Spring Publications, the IAAP Congresses, the Dallas Institute of the Humanities and Culture, and the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts. [Click photographs to enlarge]

The Journal of Analytical Psychology Xth International Conference : 2011

The Ancestors in Personal, Professional and Social History

Thursday 12 May to Sunday 15 May 2011
Sokos Hotel Palace Bridge, St Petersburg, Russia

Download : JAP Conference Brochure
Download Conference and Workshop Grants; also see below for basic details.

2ND EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
30th August – 2nd September 2012
BORDERLANDS
historical – cultural – clinical – scientific

From the New York Times, by Benedict Carey, October 27, 2011. Photo by Bill Ballenberg [click to enlarge]

James Hillman, the third of four children of Julian Hillman, a hotelier, and his wife, Madeleine, was born on April 12, 1926, in a room at one of his father’s properties, the Breakers Hotel in Atlantic City. His mother ran an accessory shop.

After high school, James attended the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University for two years before joining the Navy’s Hospital Corps in 1944. He studied English literature in Paris at the Sorbonne and graduated with honors from Trinity College in Dublin with a degree in mental and moral science.

But it was when he moved to Zurich and enrolled at the C. G. Jung Institute, in 1953, that his imagination took flight. After 10 years as the director of studies there, he zigzagged between Europe and the United States, writing, giving lectures, editing a Jungian journal and, in 1978, landing at the University of Dallas as graduate dean. There he helped found the Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture.

He wrote more than 20 books and was a sought-after speaker, often drawing a full house, delivering the Terry lectures at Yale and others at Harvard and Princeton, and appearing regularly in Switzerland, Italy and India, as well as at annual symposiums at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, Calif., which houses his papers.

This accompanying photograph was taken by Paul K. Kugler in the 1990s. Paul, a longtime friend of James Hillman, is a former president of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and a former officer of the IAAP. [click photo to enlarge]

© Paul K. Kugler. All rights reserved

Responses from :
IAAP : Joe Cambray, President IAAP, and Tom Kelly, President-Elect IAAP
AGAP : John Desteian and Stacy Wirth, Co-Presidents AGAP
SGAP : Josef Marty, Präsident SGAP

Dreiländertagung der Deutschen, Österreichischen und Schweizerischen Gesellschaft für Analytische Psychologie (DGAP, ÖGAP, SGAP)
1. – 4. September 2011, Bildungszentrum 21, Basel/Schweiz
50 Jahre nach Jung : Wie kann sich die Jungsche Theorie im Licht neuer wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse weiter entwickeln?

The Council of North American Societies of Jungian Analysts is hosting a meeting for Analysts and Candidates in conjunction with the Conference: Jung in the Academy and Beyond co-sponsored by The Jungian Psychoanalytic Association and Fordham University.

Website Crisis

The server that hosted the IAAP website failed and lost all of our data.  Our database manager, Lucian Apostol, had backed up the database and he was able to restore the site with the exception of "doc," "pdf" and graphics files. We have since moved to another webhost, LunarPages.com, and we are in the process of restoring and renovating the website in the background.

Although our database manager, Lucian Apostol, recovered much of the IAAP website, you will see that there are some links that do not function. Since the end of October we have been redesigning the website, restoring important files from the original documents, and adding new features. The current website template is temporary.

The database/directory of analysts' records (www.iaap.org/database_directory) had been backed up separately on the database manager's computer and it was restored soon after the crash. There were, however, new entries since the Congress that were lost during the crash and we will be restoring these from e-mail copies of the updated records.

Thanks for your patience.
 
 
Don Williams
IAAP Webmaster

Lucian Apostol
Database Manager and Programmer

Jung's Analytical Psychology in Conversation with a Changing World
A Psicologia Analìtica de Jung em Conversação com um Mundo em Mutação

Call for Speaker to Present

Clinical Research from a Jungian Perspective

The Consortium for Psychoanalytic Research, Inc. (CPR) (www.cprincdc.org) is seeking a Jungian presenter for its 20th annual day-long conference in Washington, D.C., USA, on Sunday, 3 February 2013. A $500 honorarium is offered as well as monies to help defray all or a portion of travel costs and lodging.

Founded in 1993, CPR is a District of Columbia not-for-profit corporation representing a dozen Baltimore-Washington area organizations interested in building bridges between clinicians and clinically relevant research. We are dedicated to highlighting new research on psychoanalytic psychotherapies that characterize effective treatment.

Our conferences feature formal presentations by outstanding researchers, as well as didactic and interactive discussions and a workshop ("lab session") in which all participants have an opportunity to learn. Conferences provide Continuing Education credit for physicians, psychologists and social workers.

The topic for 2013 is open-ended. All that is required to fit the CPR tradition is that there be some aspect of your research that is quantifiable which can be replicated experientially at the conference.

Washington has a vibrant Jungian community. The Jungian Analysts of Washington Association (JAWA) (www.jungiananalysts.org) welcomes your presence, as does the Jung Society of Washington (www.jung.org). Conceivably, additional presentations might be arranged with these two groups while you’re in town.

Please submit your proposal or address your inquiries to JAWA’s representative to CPR, Kathryn Cook-Deegan, via email, at kcookdeegan@yahoo.com no later than 15 October 2011.

Thank you for your consideration.

Feel free to distribute this announcement.

About the Consortium for Psychoanalytic Research :

The Consortium for Psychoanalytic Research, Inc is a District of Columbia not-for-profit corporation representing a dozen Baltimore-Washington area organizations interested in building a bridge between clinicians and clinically relevant research. In recent years, there has been a burgeoning of research on psychoanalytic psychotherapies that enhances our understanding of the process and outcomes that characterize effective treatment. We have also seen the fruition of longitudinal studies of human emotional development that are informed by psychoanalytic concepts. The CPRinc sponsors annual conferences to bring researchers and clinicians together to share data and ideas, with the aim of bridging the gap between the clinical and research communities. Our conferences feature formal presentations by an outstanding researcher, didactic and interactive discussions, and a workshop ("lab session") in which all participants have an opportunity to learn and use a research tool. Our Research Conferences provide Continuing Education credit for physicians, psychologists and social workers. Full information is available in the brochures of individual conferences. Members of health care professions other than these three are most cordially invited to attend; and they will receive a certificate attesting to their participation.

The organizations that comprise the Consortium are listed below.

• American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians
• Association for Psychoanalytic Thought
• Baltimore-Washington Institute for Psychoanalysis
• Great Washington Society for Clinical Social Work
• Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis
• International Psychotherapy Institute
• Jungian Analysts of Washington Association
• Jung Society of Washington
• Washington Professionals for the Study of Psychoanalysis
• Washington Psychiatric Society
• Washington Center for Psychoanalysis
• Washington School of Psychiatry

Geneva Conference
Philemon & Bodmer Foundations
March 9-10, 2012

The International Analytical Psychology Student Program at the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco 2007 – 2009 : Applications for this position will be accepted from December 1, 2006 through January 31, 2007.

Ancient Greece, Modern Psyche
Petros M. Nomikos Foundation
Santorini, Greece
September 6,7,8, 2012

Obituary : Rafael López-Pedraza
21 December 1920 – 9 January 2011
In English and Spanish