Awestruck In Nature Do We Wander
It could be argued that any true healing of neurosis would need to bring both spiritual life and the natural world to a new understanding. We are perhaps still trying to solve the problem of healing on a too personal, psychological level. Jung was deeply concerned over the loss of our connection with Nature, with […]
IX JORNADA DE PSICOLOGÍA ANALÍTICA
We are pleased to communicate and invite you to the IX Conference on Analytical Psychology to be held in October of this year. On this occasion the topic that brings us together is “Experiences of the incomprehensible: Jungian explorations and understandings.” A question that leads us to investigate areas that raise questions for us, since […]
In the Spotlight – Gustav Bovensiepen
In this News Bulletin we bring a portrait and an interview with Gustav Bovensiepen, who for the last five decades have had a strong theoretical, clinical and organisational influence in the IAAP. We hope you will enjoy Misser Berg’s presentation and interview with Gustav Bovensiepen. Gustav Bovensiepen was born 1944 and grew up in South Germany […]
ONLY SEPARATED THINGS CAN UNITE: An Alchemical Journey to Love and Consciousness
Why do we title our seminar “only separated things can unite?” The reason is two-fold. The connection between our Colorado program and this little region in Italy is an intercontinental bond that has provided a unity of once separated spirits. We have chosen this location because our training program’s reach has spanned this distance of […]
Disease as the Shadow of the Body
“This is your body, your greatest gift, pregnant with wisdom you do not hear, grief you thought was forgotten, and joy you have never known.” (M. Woodman and J.Mellick, Coming Home to Myself) In this talk Wendy J Bratherton, Jungian Analyst, will show how engaging with disease as “shadow in the body” can enable us […]
World Health Organisation (WHO)
In response to the recent World Health Organisation (WHO) publication of a Psychological Interventions Implementation Manual that predominantly endorse behavioral therapy (BT) and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques, for both adults and young people, the IAAP has sent a letter (LINK) that takes a strong stand against limiting the effective treatments for mental health disorders to […]
Introduction to Neuroscience
Over two Saturdays, The Journal of Analytical Psychology is offering an online (Zoom) two-part neuroscience workshop, led by Prof. Erik Goodwyn. Flyer
In the Spotlight – John Hill
In this News Bulletin we bring a portrait and an interview with John Hill, who for many years have had a strong connection to Eastern Europe.We hope you will enjoy this inspiring portrait of John Hill by Lavinia Tanculescu. Life has been exceedingly generous to me, and for this, I remain deeply grateful. Among the […]
1st IAAP European Conference on Childhood and Adolescence
We are glad to announce the first European Conference on the topic of adolescence that will be held in 2024, from 28th to 30th of August in the fascinating Sicilian city of Siracusa, Italy. We see it as a special and hopefully thought provoking opportunity for child and adolescent analysts and trainees, but also for […]
The 7 Deadly Sins as the Path to Individuation
JPA Professional Seminar Series: Fall term 2024-2025The 7 Deadly Sins as the Path to IndividuationOrWhat to do about Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, and Pride?Taught byMorgan Stebbins, D.Min, LMSW, LP, Certified Jungian Analyst Flyer