In the Spotlight – Joan Chodorow
In this News Bulletin we are delighted to bring a portrait of Joan Chodorow presented by Tina Stromsted. Joan Chodorow was a pioneer in dance/movement therapy, and she has had a huge influence in the Jungian world for over 40 years. We hope you will enjoy reading Tina Stromsted’s presentation of Joan Chodorow below. I […]
Ann Casement – 1938 – 2025
We announce with great sadness that Ann Casement passed away on January 8, 2025. Over the years, Ann Casement has had a great influence in the IAAP. She was a member of the IAAP Executive Committee from 2001 – 2007, She organised the IAAP Congress in Cambridge in 2001 and served as Chair of the Ethics […]
In the Spotlight – Pia Skogemann
In this News Bulletin we bring a portrait and an interview with Pia Skogemann, Danish Jungian Analyst and author of several books and articles on fairy tales and other subjects. Pia Skogemann has had a major impact on the dissemination of Analytical Psychology in the Nordic countries. We hope you will enjoy Misser Berg’s presentation and […]
Professor Sonu Shamdasani wins C. G. Jung Award 2024
IAJS has announced that Professor Sonu Shamdasani is the winner of the prestigious C.G. Jung Award 2024. The C.G. Jung Award honors recipients who have made significant international contributions in scholarship, leadership, service, mentorship, clinical praxis, renovation, and/ or lifetime achievement in analytical psychology and/or post-Jungian studies. Sonu Shamdasani will give his C. G. Jung Memorial […]
In the Spotlight – Marianne Müller
In this News Bulletin we bring a portrait and an interview with Marianne Mueller, President of the IAAP from 2016 – 2019. We hope you will enjoy Emilija Kiehl’s presentation and interview with Marianne Mueller. EK: Our previous conversation in an IAAP publication was for the November 2015 Newssheet. You were then on your way to […]
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 […]
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 […]
In the Spotlight – Luigi Zoja
In this News Bulletin we bring a portrait and an interview with our esteemed colleague, Luigi Zoja, President of the IAAP from 1998 – 2001. Luigi Zoja lived for some years in Latin America and had a major influence on the development of Analytical Psychology and the start of the Developing Groups in the region. We […]
In the Spotlight – Eva Pattis Zoja
We are delighted in this News Bulletin to bring a portrait and an interview with Eva Pattis Zoja, one of our most wellknown and influential colleagues within the outreach field. Please enjoy below the portrait, written by Caterina Vezzoli, who has also made this inspiring interview. I met Eva Pattis Zoja many years ago at CIPA […]
In the Spotlight – Joe Cambray
In this issue of the Bulletin, we are delighted to bring a portrait of Joe Cambray, who has had a remarkable influence on our Jungian Community, both organisationally, and – not least – in the field of research. Please enjoy Gražina Gudaitė’s introduction and her interview with Joe Cambray. Joe Cambray is a Jungian analyst in […]